ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety

Name: ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety
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A Comprehensive Guide to Implementing and Sustaining a World-Class Health and Safety Management System

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Last updated 9/2024

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What you'll learn

How to implement and maintain an effective Occupational Health and Safety Management System.
Key requirements and clauses of the ISO 45001 standard.
Techniques for identifying and controlling workplace hazards.
Methods to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
Strategies for engaging leadership and workers in safety practices.
The process of conducting risk assessments and implementing control measures.
Steps to prepare for and achieve ISO 45001 certification.
Best practices for continuous improvement in health and safety performance.
How to document and monitor health and safety activities effectively.
The role of leadership and worker participation in promoting a culture of safety.

Course content

8 sections • 23 lectures • 2h 38m total length

Lesson 1: Overview of ISO 450014:53
Explore ISO 45001, an international framework for occupational health and safety management that improves employee safety, reduces workplace risks, and fosters leadership and worker participation through a risk-based, high-level structure.
Lesson 2: Key Concepts and Terms5:05
Explore ISO 45001 concepts, including occupational health and safety, risk, hazard, and incident definitions, and learn how the plan‑do‑check‑act cycle, worker participation, and leadership drive continual improvement in ohs performance.
Lesson 3: Structure of ISO 450014:56
Explore the high level structure of ISO 45001, detailing the ten clauses from scope to improvement, and show how leadership, planning, support, and operation enable system integration.
Lesson 4: Understanding the Organization and its Context (Clause 4)5:58
Explore the organization and its context by analyzing external and internal factors, needs of workers and other interested parties, and define scope of the occupational health and safety management system.
Module 1

Lesson 5: Leadership and Commitment (Clause 5)5:39
Explore how top management leadership and commitment drive implementation of an occupational health and safety management system under ISO 45001, establishing policy, allocating resources, and fostering continuous improvement through communication.
Lesson 6: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY Policy (Clause 5.2)5:35
Develop and communicate an occupational health and safety policy that expresses the organization's commitment, outlines objectives, ensures legal compliance, and invites worker participation.
Lesson 7: Organizational Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities (Clause 5.3)5:51
Define and communicate roles, responsibilities, and authorities within the occupational health and safety management system, outlining top management through workers, risk assessments, control measures, training, audits, and participation.
Module 2

Lesson 8: Actions to Address Risks and Opportunities (Clause 6.1)8:51
Identify hazards, assess risks, and apply controls to address risks and opportunities. Ensure monitoring, legal compliance, and contingency planning while leveraging opportunities like new technologies and improved training.
Lesson 9: OH&S Objectives and Planning to Achieve Them6:28
Set smart occupational health and safety objectives based on risk assessments and clause 6.2, and plan actions with resources, timelines, and indicators to drive continuous improvement.
Module 3

Lesson 10: Resources (Clause 7.1)6:35
Identify and secure financial, human, physical, and informational resources per clause 7.1 to establish, implement, and continually improve the occupational health and safety system, while ensuring competence and ongoing training.
Lesson 11: Awareness and Communication (Clauses 7.2 and 7.3)6:45
Build employee awareness of roles, hazards, and the safety policy, and establish internal and external communication under ISO 45001.
Lesson 12: Documented Information (Clause 7.5)7:55
Learn how to create, update, and control documented information for ISO 45001 clause 7.5 within the occupational health and safety management system, covering storage, retrieval, protection, retention, and disposal.
Module 4

Lesson 13: Operational Planning and Control (Clause 8.1)6:49
Learn to identify activities and hazards, perform risk assessments, and design and implement operational controls—elimination, substitution, engineering and administrative controls, and PPE—while managing changes and emergencies.
Lesson 14: Performance Evaluation (Clauses 9.1 and 9.2)6:50
Explore the performance evaluation process in ISO 45001 (clauses 9.1–9.2), covering monitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluation, and the internal audit program.
Lesson 15: Management Review (Clause 9.3)8:40
Top management conducts formal management reviews of occupational health and safety management system to evaluate performance, review inputs and outputs, and allocate resources guided by data, audits, and stakeholder feedback.
Module 5

Lesson 17: Mandatory Documents Required by ISO 45001 - Part 16:18
Explore the mandatory documents of ISO 45001, including the occupational health and safety policy, hazards identification and risk assessment, legal requirements, and objectives, and learn how they support continuous improvement.
Lesson 18: Mandatory Documents Required by ISO 45001 - Part 29:24
Identify and implement ISO 45001 documents, covering roles and responsibilities, competence and training, communication, operational control, emergency preparedness, monitoring, internal audit programme, nonconformity and corrective action, ethics, and management review.
Lesson 19: Recommended Documents According to ISO 45001 - Part 16:39
Explore ISO 45001's recommended but non-mandatory documents, including the health and safety manual, contractor management procedures, and incident and near-miss reporting forms, to enhance safety management and continuous improvement.
Lesson 20: Recommended Documents According to ISO 45001 - Part 27:19
Explore non-mandatory documents that strengthen ISO 45001 implementations, such as training needs analysis, preventive maintenance schedules, performance review reports, and supplier and contractor evaluation records, for safer, more compliant operations.
Lesson 21: ISO 45001 Certification Process – Part 16:23
Focuses on preparatory steps for ISO 45001 certification, including understanding the standard, conducting a gap analysis, and creating an implementation plan to align your occupational health and safety management system.
Lesson 22: ISO 45001 Certification Process – Part 28:11
Navigate the ISO 45001 certification process through internal audits, management reviews, and stage-one and stage-two audits, selecting an accredited body and emphasizing continuous improvement.
Lesson 23: Conclusion and Review of the ISO 45001 Course8:03
Review the purpose, key components, and certification steps of ISO 45001 to reinforce leadership and worker participation, planning, support, operation, performance evaluation, and continuous safety improvement.
Module 7

Requirements

A basic understanding of occupational health and safety principles.
Familiarity with general workplace safety practices and regulations.
Experience working in a safety-related role is beneficial but not mandatory.
Access to a workplace environment where you can apply the concepts learned in the course.
Willingness to engage in discussions and practical exercises related to occupational health and safety.

Description

Comprehensive ISO 45001: Mastering Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems

Embark on a transformative journey to enhance workplace safety and health with our in-depth ISO 45001 training course. This comprehensive guide is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to implement and maintain an effective Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) management system, ensuring a safer and healthier work environment for all.

What You'll Learn:

Introduction and Context: Understand the importance of ISO 45001 and its role in promoting a safe workplace, and grasp the key differences from OHSAS 18001.
Leadership and Worker Participation: Discover how to foster a culture of safety through effective leadership, clear roles and responsibilities, and active worker participation.
Planning: Learn to address risks and opportunities with robust planning, risk management principles, and SMART OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY objectives.
Support: Ensure your organization has the necessary resources, competence, and effective communication to support the OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY management system.
Operation and Performance Evaluation: Master operational planning and control, emergency preparedness, performance evaluation, and the management review process.
Improvement: Embrace continuous improvement with strategies for incident investigation, corrective actions, and fostering an ongoing commitment to safety.

Why Choose This Course?

Expert Guidance: Benefit from expert insights and practical examples that bring ISO 45001 to life.
Comprehensive Coverage: Gain a thorough understanding of all aspects of the OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY management system.
Practical Tools: Access valuable tools and strategies to implement and sustain effective OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY practices in your organization.

Join us on this journey to excellence in occupational health and safety. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, "Comprehensive ISO 45001: Mastering Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems" will empower you to make a significant impact on your workplace.

Who this course is for:

Health and Safety Managers seeking to enhance their knowledge of ISO 45001.
Safety Officers and Coordinators responsible for implementing safety practices in their organizations.
Human Resources professionals involved in workplace health and safety management.
Business Owners and Managers looking to ensure their company complies with ISO 45001 standards.
Employees tasked with overseeing or improving occupational health and safety management systems.
Consultants and Advisors specializing in occupational health and safety.
Anyone interested in learning about international standards for workplace safety and health.

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Module 1: Introduction and Context4 lectures • 21min

Module 2: Leadership and Worker Participation3 lectures • 17min

Module 3: Planning2 lectures • 15min

Module 4: Support3 lectures • 21min

Module 5: Operation and Performance Evaluation3 lectures • 22min

Module 6: Improvement1 lecture • 9min

Module 7 – Certification Requirements7 lectures • 52min

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