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ISO 45001 is an international standard that specifies requirements for an occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS). This standard was developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO is the world’s largest developer of voluntary International Standards. ISO comprises of members from over 160 countries, one member per country, with a Central Secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland, that coordinates the work of the ISO members. The most recent version of this standard is ISO 45001:2018.
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What are the benefits of ISO 45001?
As you may know, ISO 45001 is the new global standard for occupational health and safety, but understanding whether it is worth the investment for YOUR business is the vital next step. The dream scenario is that your investment in ISO 45001 certification refines the way you work, makes your workplace a happier and safer place and the certification makes you a more attractive prospect to clients and employees.
1. Positions your business as industry leaders
By implementing the most up-to-date occupational health and safety standards, your organization will be seen as an elite category of business, and be internationally recognized. It is a level of excellence that is acknowledged worldwide and will help to set you apart from your competitors.
2. Increases trust
Demonstrating that you are actively facilitating continuous improvement of your employees’ morale, safety, and performance, will enable people to trust you and hold you socially accountable for your staff’s well-being. Being transparent and promoting your corporate social responsibility efforts can have a huge impact on how the public, your future employees, and prospective clients perceive your business.
3. Consistency means efficiency
ISO 45001 creates an organization built around best practices. This is then mirrored across the company and sets a standard for managing risks. Having a strong, consistent standard means that the organization is more efficient across the board.
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Willjoe