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ISO 45001

ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management

ISO 45001 is an internationally recognised standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (OHSMS). It provides a framework for organisations to manage health and safety risks, improve employee safety, reduce workplace hazards, and create safer working environments.

Key elements of ISO 45001

Leadership and Worker Participation

Emphasizes the importance of leadership commitment and active participation from employees at all levels in promoting health and safety.


Risk Assessment

Organisations are required to identify hazards, assess risks, and implement controls to eliminate or minimize these risks to protect employees and other stakeholders.


Legal and Other Requirements

Organisations must identify and comply with applicable legal and regulatory requirements related to occupational health and safety.


Objectives and Planning

Setting clear occupational health and safety objectives, developing plans to achieve these objectives, and allocating necessary resources.


Performance Evaluation

Monitoring and measuring health and safety performance against established objectives and legal requirements, along with conducting regular audits and reviews.


Continuous Improvement

Committing to the continual improvement of the OHSMS to enhance occupational health and safety performance.

Benefits

of ISO 45001

Improved Workplace Safety

Provides a systematic approach to identifying and mitigating health and safety risks, reducing the likelihood of workplace accidents and injuries.


Legal Compliance

Helps organisations comply with legal and regulatory requirements related to occupational health and safety, minimising the risk of fines and penalties.


Employee Engagement

Encourages active involvement of employees in health and safety initiatives, leading to a stronger safety culture and improved morale.


Reduced Absenteeism

By promoting a safer working environment, organisations can reduce workplace injuries and illnesses, leading to lower absenteeism and increased productivity.


Enhanced Reputation

Demonstrating a commitment to health and safety can enhance the organisation’s reputation among customers, stakeholders, and potential employees.


Risk Management

Establishes a proactive approach to identifying and managing health and safety risks, protecting the organisation from potential liabilities and financial losses.


ISO 45001 is applicable to organisations of all sizes and sectors, making it an essential standard for businesses looking to improve workplace safety and protect the health and well-being of their employees.

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