ISO 45001:2018 Resource Center

Occupational health & safety management system requirements based on the ISO 45001:2018 International Standard

OH&S Series Description: According to the International Labor Organization, over 7600 workers die EACH DAY from work-related incidents or diseases. That is nearly 3 million incidents annually! The OH&S Series is based on the requires of the ISO 45001:2018 international occupational health & safety management system standard aimed at reducing this number dramatically. This series provides students with course options ranging from a top management overview to skills necessary for managing and effective OH&S audit program.

KEY Resources for A SAFER & HEALTHIER WORKPLACE

ISO 45001:2018 Standard - Purchase the ISO 45001 OH&S standard or search related documents

ISO 45001 Overview Video for Worker Safety - Overview of the importance of ISO 45001:2018 by ISO/TC 283 Chairman David Smith.

ISO/TC 283 Website - ISO Technical Committee (TC) 283 responsible for the development ISO 45001 standards and supporting documents

ISO 45001 At Work Website - Fundamental resources for OH&S practitioners, provided by ISO.org.

OSHA 3885 - Recommended Practices for Safety & Health Programs (Oct 2016)

OSHA Videos - Dozens of safety videos by topic/hazard classification

Hazards Identification - Hazard Identification and Assessment

Implementation Guidance - A guidance document for migrating from OHSAS 18001:2007 to ISO 45001:2018

Correlation Matrices & Transition Chart - A guidance website illustrating the correlation from OHSAS 18001:2007 to ISO 45001:2018 & key differences published by PECB

ISO 45001 Self Assessment Questionnaire - This self-assessment guide from BSI is a tool to help you review and track your progress towards the implementation of the new OH&S standard.

ISO 45001 Audit Checklist - This ISO 45001 audit checklist developed by TUV has been designed to help you to understand the changes when transitioning from OHSAS 18001.

ISO 45001:2018 Internal Auditing Checklist - Published by Akhil K Garg, Management System Expert, Senior Member ASQ & CB Auditor via Academia.edu.

International Labour Organization (ILO) - Practical tools assisting organizations and competent institutions as a means of achieving continual improvement in occupational safety and health (OSH) performance

FAQs Answered - Clarifications on the intent of ISO 45001

*Integrated management system training is also available (i.e. just add quality, environmental, etc.)

All of our training programs can be built to meet your individual needs. We have several different delivery methods including:

• Public Training: Traditional class room style with students from various companies all over the world meeting in 1 room to review the course materials.

• Remote Training: We have the technology to teach any course with students from all over the world in a virtual class room.

• Onsite Training: Any of SMEs can come to your facility and teach a course.

• One-on-One: This mentorship style of training is great for the student that wants hand on training with any of our SMEs

• Self-Paced: We have online training courses that you receive the materials and go as you need.

• Do-It-Yourself: This option is great for the organizations that may be looking course materials and have one of their representatives teach the course.

Contact us today to find out which training and methodology is right for you!

This illustration above highlights various workplace health and safety related aspects for consideration in the development of your OH&S system. “TC ##” defines the technical committee assigned to oversee development and maintenance of applicable standards and guidance documents. “SC ##” references to the specific subcommittee groups working on specific issues such as foot protection, hearing protection and other special interests associated with worker safety. To learn more or to purchase valuable documentation, visit the ISO 45001 At Work website.