Get in touch for a free quote from one of our experienced team to get your ISO 45001 certification journey underway. Our quotes will reflect your organization's specific requirements.
Our team will get in touch to outline the process and explain the plan for your initial assessment. We can also signpost you to any resources that you might find useful on your journey to becoming certified.
Referred to as a “Stage 1 Assessment”, our auditor will conduct an initial review of your management system to determine your readiness for the certification audit, known as the “Stage 2 Assessment”. The Stage 1 Assessment will include reviews of the management system documentation and allocation of resources. It will also determine if management reviews, and internal audit processes are established and confirm the appropriate scope of the management system.
Gaps in your system will be documented as “Areas of Concern” that should be addressed prior to the Stage 2 Assessment.
When you are ready, an auditor will conduct a “Stage 2 Assessment” to establish if your organization meets the standard’s requirements. This is an in-depth review of each of your processes to verify the implementation and effectiveness of the management system. Where requirements are not met, the auditor will issue a nonconformity.
Nonconformities must be addressed prior to certification being granted. Once the responses for nonconformities are accepted, the auditor can recommend certification.
Following a review by our Compliance Team, a decision will be made as to whether your certification can be issued. Once certification is granted, we will conduct audits at least annually to ensure continued conformance to the requirements of the standard.
For more details about the certification process please click here.
Get in touch for a free quote from one of our experienced team to get your ISO 45001 certification journey underway. Our quotes will reflect your organization's specific requirements.
Our team will get in touch to outline the process and explain the plan for your initial assessment. We can also signpost you to any resources that you might find useful on your journey to becoming certified.
Referred to as a “Stage 1 Assessment”, our auditor will conduct an initial review of your management system to determine your readiness for the certification audit, known as the “Stage 2 Assessment”. The Stage 1 Assessment will include reviews of the management system documentation and allocation of resources. It will also determine if management reviews, and internal audit processes are established and confirm the appropriate scope of the management system.
Gaps in your system will be documented as “Areas of Concern” that should be addressed prior to the Stage 2 Assessment.
When you are ready, an auditor will conduct a “Stage 2 Assessment” to establish if your organization meets the standard’s requirements. This is an in-depth review of each of your processes to verify the implementation and effectiveness of the management system. Where requirements are not met, the auditor will issue a nonconformity.
Nonconformities must be addressed prior to certification being granted. Once the responses for nonconformities are accepted, the auditor can recommend certification.
Following a review by our Compliance Team, a decision will be made as to whether your certification can be issued. Once certification is granted, we will conduct audits at least annually to ensure continued conformance to the requirements of the standard.
For more details about the certification process please click here.
Being ISO 45001 certified can boost your business by growing sales.
By having safe work systems that comply with international standards, you will be managing risks for the organization. Many organizations require their suppliers to be ISO 45001 certified to help minimize risks. International certification can also be a requirement for your organization to vie for contracts and tenders.
ISO 45001 certification supports organizations, whether big or small, to create a straightforward OH&S to protect the health and safety of employees and contractors.
Your organization benefits from being ISO 45001 certified as your company’s reputation as a responsible employer is improved, and you are showing compliance with international health and safety legislation.
If your organization operates in a high-risk environment, the benefits of being ISO 45001 certified are even higher. In a high-risk workplace, being certificated to the ISO 45001 standard shows you demonstrate compliance with various policies and procedures to potential high-risk clients making you more likely to win contracts and tenders.
A solid health and safety management system and long-term business performance are linked. The return on investment you can expect after implementing and maintaining an ISO 45001-certified Health and Safety Management System will depend on factors including the following:
