ISO 45001 Implementation: A Step-by-Step Guide
How to implement an ISO 45001 occupational health and safety management system — from scope and worker participation to hazard identification, the hierarchy of controls and readiness for certification.
Industries we serve
High-consequence operations where the system is the safety barrier.
What this sector is actually dealing with
Organisations rarely certify because they woke up wanting a management system. These are the reasons they actually give us.
Permit-to-work, isolation, hot work and management of change fail at interfaces, and interfaces in this sector are almost always contractor interfaces.
Spill, emission and effluent events carry regulatory, remediation and reputational consequences on a scale few sectors face.
Pressure equipment, pipelines and structures require inspection regimes with independent verification at hold points.
Unplanned outage in energy infrastructure propagates to customers, grids and downstream industry.
Recommended standards
Where several apply, integrating them into one management system reduces both total audit days and the risk of two parallel systems drifting apart.
Certify an OH&S management system that prevents work-related injury and ill health through worker participation.
Learn moreCertify an environmental management system that controls impacts, meets compliance obligations and reduces waste.
Learn moreCertify an energy management system that improves energy performance against a measured, verifiable baseline.
Learn moreCertify a business continuity management system built on impact analysis, tested plans and proven recovery times.
Learn moreIndependent verification of materials, fabrication and finished goods against specification before dispatch.
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