ISO 45001 Certification
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Occupational Health and Safety Management System
What is ISO 45001?
ISO 45001 is an international standard that outlines the requirements for an occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system, offering a framework for organizations to identify, manage, and improve OH&S risks.
This standard sets out guidelines for developing an OH&S policy, defining objectives, conducting planning, implementing operations, performing audits, and carrying out management reviews. Its key elements include leadership involvement, employee participation, hazard identification, risk evaluation, adherence to legal and regulatory standards, emergency preparedness, incident investigation, and ongoing improvement.
ISO 45001 is suitable for organizations of all sizes and can be integrated with other ISO management system standards.
By meeting this standard, you show stakeholders your commitment and gain the following benefits for your business:
- Readiness to bid on public sector projects
- Framework to systematically manage OH&S risks
- Reduced workplace incidents and injuries
- Demonstrated commitment to worker health and safety
- Ensured compliance with OH&S regulations
- Increased organizational resilience
- Continual improvement of OH&S performance
Why Get
ISO 45001 Certified?
The Certification Journey
- Plan: Align your company’s OH&S objectives with ISO 45001 requirements and identify necessary improvements.
- Train: Equip staff with the knowledge and skills to understand their roles within the OH&S Management System.
- Implement: Put your documented OH&S processes into practice across the entire organization.
- Certification: Undergo an external audit and, once successful, obtain your ISO 45001 certification.
- Maintain: Continually monitor, improve, and reassess processes to keep your certification valid and effective.
