Working Together in Health, Safety and the Environment

Safety Management Systems (18001)

To aim towards a consistant, robust and auditable process by which to manage workplace health and safety, a safety management system is the foundation for success. Formed out of BS8800 amd HSG65, OHSAS 18001 gives a systematic and auditable system, based on existing quality and environmental standards.

  • Drivers for Safety Management Systems
    • Accident prevention
    • Legal compliance
    • Claims defence
    • Woolf reforms
    • Risk management
  • Types of Safety Management System
    • HSE Guidance HS G 65
    • British Standard BS8800
    • Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS) 18001
  • Building a Safety Management System
    • Policy
    • Planning
    • Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
    • Legal requirements
    • Objectives
    • Management Programme
    • Implementation and Operation
    • Structure and responsibilities
    • Training and Competence
    • Consultation and Communication
    • Documentation and data control
    • Operational control
    • Emergency response
    • Checking and corrective action
    • Performance measurement
    • Accident investigation
    • Records
    • Audit
    • Review
  • Gap Analysis of Current Arrangements
  • Developing the System

Duration

One day

Available as in-company course