ISO 45001:2018-OH&S
ISO 45001:2018 International Health and Safety Standard
Gulf Management Systems (GMC) is a team of highly experienced ISO 45001:2018 consultants and advisors, with expertise in all aspects of Standards Certification and Management Systems. Our skilled team of ISO 45001:2018 Certification specialists will work together with your organisation to understand your business needs to build a robust and tailored ISO 45001:2018 Health and Safety Management System at an affordable investment without the hassle.
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What is ISO 45001:2018 accreditation?
ISO 45001:2018 documents the minimum requirements for a health and safety management system and can help organisations strive towards zero accidents. These standards help organisations to control their hazards and risks while improving their reputation.
The ISO 45001:2018 is the ISO’s international standard for occupational health and safety, developed to protect visitors, subcontractors and employees from work-related diseases and accidents. If you want to get accredited, you need to prove your business complies with all the regulations set out in the ISO 45001:2018 Standard, which is where our consultants can help.
Benefit of ISO 45001:2018 Certification?
The application of an ISO 45001:2018 certification to your business operations can improve workplace safety, and enable organisations to access new markets and business opportunities.
Some ISO 45001:2018 advantages include:
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- Operating in safer and healthier condition
- Reduced incidents and injuries rate
- Reduced costs for incident handling and compensations
- Reduced risk of legal non-compliances
- Reduced insurance premiums and enforcement fines
- Win bigger tenders and enter new markets
- Increased utilisation due to fewer time-offs and shut-downs
- Boost the trust of stakeholders (such as customers, employees, suppliers)
What are the ISO 45001:2018 requirements?
In order to achieve “continuous improvement” within the health and safety management system, the ISO 45001 standard specifies that your organisation addresses seven main areas – also known as “clauses”:
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- Context of the organisation
- Leadership and worker participation
- Planning
- Support
- Operation
- Performance evaluation
- Improvement
How Can We Assist You?
Gap Assessment
We offer this service to organisations that have existing documents including policies, procedures, manuals, forms, handbooks, etc. and would like to check if the existing documents meet the requirements of the desired standards and what they need to do to certify the system.
System Development
We offer this service to organisations that do not have any existing system (documents) including policies, procedures, manuals, forms, handbooks, etc. or the gap assessment shows that their existing system needs to improve to meet the requirements of the desired standard.
Implementation
A Management system should be documented and implemented to meet the requirements of the desired standards. We will supervise and guide our clients during the Implementation of the management while they follow the policies and procedures and use the forms.
Internal Audit
An annual internal audit is required to get certified and maintain the ISO certificates. We offer this service to organisations that do not have the internal resources to conduct the internal audits or would like to have a new pair of eyes to detect the opportunities for improvements.
Attending External Audit
Dealing with the external auditor might be quite stressful and challenging for the organisations, particularly for the ones that are willing to certify their system for the first time. We will attend the external audit and assist them as a facilitator for a better and smoother experience.
Ongoing Maintenance
Once the organisations achieve their certificate, they will face a new challenge for maintaining what they have achieved as every year the certification body comes back for a surveillance audit. We offer this service to draw their attention to what they might miss in the routines.