Occupational Health and Safety Management System 'ISO 45001'

Protecting workers through occupational safety and health! Healthy management of organizations that identify and manage risks.

ISO 45001 is an ISO standard for occupational health and safety management systems developed based on OHSAS 18001. It defines "workers" to include not only employees but also managers, volunteers, and interns, thus having a broader scope than the term "workers" in Japanese domestic law. This standard systematically manages occupational health and safety, including stakeholders such as visitors and external contractors, aiming for the sound operation of organizations by identifying and managing various risks and opportunities related to the work environment, including occupational accidents, diseases, and employee health management related to mental health. A key feature is the focus on "creating a safety culture" through the participation of all working people, starting from the top of the organization. 【Features】 - Understanding the organization and its context - Understanding the needs and expectations of workers and stakeholders - Addressing risks and opportunities - Consultation and participation of workers - Process-oriented approach - Leadership *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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