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It prescribes no particular technical solution; it requires the organisation to understand its own context, determine risks, set objectives, measure and review.
What it asks for
The standard is not a list of procedures but a cycle: understand the context, involve workers, determine risks and opportunities, set objectives, operate the processes, measure, review at management level, improve. It leaves the "how" to the organisation, which is why the same standard fits a construction site and a software company alike.
- Context and interested partiesThe organisation's activities, the expectations of interested parties and the legal framework are determined in writing.
- Worker participationParticipation of workers and their representatives is established where decisions are made, and consultation is recorded.
- Risk and opportunityHazard identification and risk assessment are continuous; opportunities are handled in the same process.
- Objectives and planningMeasurable objectives are set with an owner and a date, and resources are allocated.
- Performance measurementWhat is monitored, by which method and when, is defined in advance — both quantitative and qualitative.
- Review and improvementManagement reviews at set intervals; non-conformities and incidents are tied to corrective action.
This page does not reproduce the text of the standard; it explains what it asks for. The decision to certify and the audit scope belong to the organisation.
Which modules cover it
The modules below hold the records for this topic. Which ones you switch on is your decision.
Risk assessment
Kinney and 5x5 scoring, the residual risk chain and the related-regulation column.
Inspection and monitoring
Site rounds, checklists and non-conformity tracking.
Management system
Document and record structure for ISO 45001, 14001 and 50001.
Training
Statutory training plans, attendance records and refresher tracking.
Incident and non-conformity
Near miss, unsafe condition, work accident and occupational disease records.
Reports
Dashboards, scheduled reports and exports.