Occupational Health and Safety Management System
ISO 45001:2018
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System Description
Occupational Health & Management management systems usage requirements and guidelines
The principal objective of implementing of OHSAS 18001, ISO 45001 standards is to support activities for occupational health and safety. Requirements included therein make it possible for organizations to control risks and improve productivity in the scope of occupational health and safety.
The occupational health and safety management system according to standards OHSAS 18001, ISO 45001 may be introduced in each organization regardless of its size or profile of activity. The implementing of the system helps organizations to establish policy and objectives in the scope of occupational health and safety, achieving of these objectives and assessment of effectiveness of measures taken.
Standards include requirements regarding among other things identification of threats and assessment of occupational risk connected with them.
Proper management is the most effective way to ensure the high level of occupational health and safety. The success depends on commitment of employees at all levels of organization.
STEPS TO YOUR ISO 45001, OHSAS 18001 CERTIFICATION
Before you can initiate the certification process, your organisation will need to implement a quality management system according to ISO 45001 requirements and its effectiveness must be thoroughly documented.
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For the certification process itself, the following steps have been established:
Benefits from Certification
The benefits resulting from the OHSAS 18001, ISO 45001 implementation and certification mostly quoted by organisations:
- better management of risk factors at workplaces,
- increased awareness of threats present at workplaces,
- prevention of accidents and at work and occupational diseases,
- reduced insurance costs,
- increased awareness of training in the scope of occupational health and safety,
- better supervision of subcontractors.
