Occupational Health And Safety Management System

Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) ISO certification is a globally recognized standard that demonstrates an organization's commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for its employees, visitors, and other stakeholders. This certification is awarded to organizations that meet the requirements of the ISO 45001 standard, which outlines the framework for an effective OHSMS.

ISO 45001 certification helps organizations identify, control, and reduce occupational health and safety risks, thereby improving the safety of their employees and reducing the incidence of workplace accidents and illnesses. It also enables organizations to comply with applicable legal and regulatory requirements related to occupational health and safety.

To obtain ISO 45001 certification, an organization must implement an OHSMS that includes policies, procedures, and processes for identifying and controlling workplace hazards, as well as for monitoring and continuously improving occupational health and safety performance. The certification process typically involves an independent assessment by a third-party certification body to ensure that the organization's OHSMS meets the requirements of the ISO 45001 standard. Once certified, the organization can use the ISO 45001 certification mark to demonstrate its commitment to occupational health and safety management.