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ISO 45001 OHSMS: What it will mean for your business
- 1. ISO 45001 OHSMS What it will mean to you and your business?
- 2. Agenda • Welcome • Introduction of ISO 45001 and how it will impact your organisation • ISO Expert Discussion: Look at barriers to success Leadership/Top Management Commitment Worker Involvement Risks & Opportunities Context of the Organisation • ISO 45001 Survey
- 3. Chris J Ward Health and Safety Executive ex Principal Inspector BSI OHSAS 18001 Committee Member Jane Standerwick Managing Director Standerwick Safety Partnership
- 4. New ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System What will it mean to my Business?
- 5. Comparing BS 18001 to New ISO 45001 Brief history and comparison of the two standards
- 6. Leadership Clause 5.1 Leadership and Commitment Top management shall demonstrate leadership and commitment with respect to the Occupational Health and Safety Management System.
- 7. Worker Involvement Clause 5.4 Participation and Consultation The organisation shall establish, implement and maintain processes for participation in the: •development •planning •implementation •evaluation and •actions for improvement of the OHSMS by workers, or their representatives, at all applicable levels and functions
- 8. Risks & Opportunities Clause 6.1 Actions to address risk and opportunities When planning for the OH&S management system, the organisation shall consider the •context •requirements of interested parties •scope of its OH&S management system •to determine the risks and •opportunities that need to be addressed
- 9. Context of Organisation Clause 4.1 Understanding the organisation and its context The organisation shall determine external and internal issues that are relevant to its purpose and that affect its ability to achieve the intended outcome of its OH&S management system.
- 10. Leadership Commitment: Barriers to Success What are the barriers to success organisations might encounter, when trying to gain their senior leaders and top management’s commitment to implementing the leadership requirements of ISO 45001?
- 11. Best Practices: Improve OH&S Performance ISO 45001 is intended to enable an organisation to manage OH&S risk and improve performance. When thinking about best practices, what are the key factors organisations keep in the forefront of their mind to proactively improve its OH&S performance?
- 12. Organization Context: Impact on Stakeholders An organisation is responsible for ensuring it minimizes the risk of harm to the people that may be affected by its activities, both workers and in communities. In relation to the context of an organisation, how you think these stakeholders will be impacted by the implementation of ISO 45001 in an organisation?
- 13. ISO 45001 Survey Participate in our ISO 45001 survey to learn: • how this standard will affect your organisation • what will be your challenges • what will you need to help you implement it. • Visit Survey: https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/i6DXzz
- 14. CONTACT • Chris J Ward • chrisjward@iso45001assessment.com • Jane Standerwick • js@standerwicksafety.co.uk
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- ISO 45001: What it will mean to you and your business?
- I am Chris J Ward and I will guide you through the presentation
- Chris Ward; I retired from the Health and Safety Executive where I was a Principal Inspector. I authored the revised HSG65 Managing for Health and Safety in 2013. Currently I am a committee member of the BSI 18001. I am the manager of Linkedin EHS ISO ISO 45001 Group. Jane Standerwick; Managing Director, Standerwick Safety Partnership.
- This aim of this presentation is to give a foundation briefing on 45001. I recognize that some will know a lot more than others, so I want to try to give those who are new to this standard the background to its development, how it fits in with other standards and what the next steps will be. Jane and I will hold further webinars as the standard develops before it is published.
- A brief history and comparison of the two standards. ISO 45001 is a natural development of 18001. It is more ambitious and will require more commitment than 18001. It is predicted that many more organisations will subscribe to 45001 than 18001. For those who do not know 18001, it was revised in 2007 and is used by over 90,000 organizations worldwide ISO 45001 is an integrated management standard (IMS). This means it has the same structure and format to other recently produced standards, e.g. 9001/14001. The common theme is based on Annex SL, which consists of 10 clauses, which all IMS have to follow. There are also common terms which must be followed. This standard unlike 18001 will not have guidance supplements. I will now explain some of the key differences between the standards. These really are the important and challenging clauses for organisations. There are four crucial clauses namely: top management commitment, worker involvement, risk and opportunities and the context of the organisation.
- The key words here are top management, what does that mean? Top management is defined in the standard as a person or group of people who direct and control an organization (3.1) at the highest level
- This area of the guidance will focus on the need to provide mechanisms, allocate time, organise training and supply resources necessary for participation by workers.
- The intent of this clause is for the organization to obtain an understanding of the issues, positive and negative, that the organization needs to consider in establishing its OH&S management system.
- The fundamental philosophy of the new standard is that the role of leadership is to take overall responsibility and accountability for the protection of workers’ work-related health and safety.
- I want to offer this chance for you to have your say, the survey will take you less 3 minutes. It is designed to find out what you will need to help you achieve 45001. We will collate and analyze and send the results back to you. You will then be able to see how you compare to others. I will feed the results back to the drafting group and post on our Intelex Community ISO 45001 Group. If you want to read the standard there is a link within the survey to see the standard.