ISO 45001

Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series

ISO 45001 is a occupational safety and health management system, and the existing OHSAS 18001:2007 standard has been replaced by ISO 45001 in 2018. It provides a framework for managing health and safety management responsibilities through industrial health and safety management systems that are compatible with ISO 9001 and 14001 management systems. This standard has been developed for international use and enables organizations to control health and safety risks and improve performance.

Effective health and safety management systems reduce risks to employees and other stakeholders and help them comply with regulations. As the existing OHSAS 18001 standard expires in March 2021, new customers must proceed to ISO 45001 from March 2020 and existing OHSAS 18001 certified customers must switch to ISO 45001.

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  ISO 45001:2018 Requirements

  ISO 45001:2018 is applied with high-level structure applied to ISO 9001:2015, and can be managed by integrating with other specifications. In addition, consistent structure, definition, and use of terminology improve the clarity and applicability of standards.

  • 1. Scope
  • 2. Normative References
  • 3. Terms and definitions
  • 4. Context of the Organization
  • 5. Leadership and Worker Participation
  • 6. Planning
  • 7. Support
  • 8. Operation
  • 9. Performance Evaluation
  • 10. Improvement

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  The importance of ISO 45001

  ISO 45001 is ideal for over 90,000 organizations in 127 countries. If your organization needs to show 'best practices' for the safety management of those responsible, it will fit you. IGC grants certification to various organizations in various fields, including government offices, manufacturing, service industries, food companies, and franchises.
  
  This standard helps with the following particulars

  • 1. Identifying hazardous substances in the workplace and conducting effective preventive management
  • 2. Preventing injuries and deterioration of health in the workplace
  • 3. Reduce costs by reducing field accidents
  • 4. Assessment of compliance with legal requirements
  • 5. Improving the Safety Environment
  • 6. Identifying areas of education and training and qualification requirements
  • 7. Increase in productivity
  • 8. Complementing the pre-registration process of the customer
  • 9. Promoting Corporate Responsibilities

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  IGC’s Competency

  • 1. IGC has been accredited for ISO 45001 by IAS, an Accreditation Body in the United States, and provides certification services for occupational Health and safety management systems.
  • 2. The auditors of IGC are contributing to the continuous development of customers by accurately assessing the suitability of the management system through the technology and expertise accumulated over the years.
  • 3. As a trusted global leader in management system certification, IGC offers ISO 9001 certification as well as quality, environment, and other management systems.
  • 4. IGC has up-to-date knowledge of a wide range of specific scopes and legal requirements in major markets around the world, and provides the knowledge and services to support your entire global operation