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ISO 45001

Systematic occupational health and safety: hazard identification, risk assessment, operational controls, training. Integrable with the client's prevention service.

StandardISO 45001:2018
Duration5 months
Sectorindustrial 74%

ISO 45001 replaces and strengthens the former OHSAS 18001. It structures occupational health and safety prevention as a complete management system, not as a collection of loose documents.

It covers five areas: hazard identification and risk assessment, worker consultation and participation, operational controls, emergency preparedness, and incident investigation with root cause analysis.

It does not compete with the prevention service: it elevates it. The prevention service covers the minimum legal obligation; 45001 builds on top of it a living system that is audited and improved. Particularly useful in the industrial sector — 74% of our 45001 implementations are manufacturers.

The ISO 45001 process.

The process · four stages
01

Hazards

Identification by process.

02

Risks

Quantified assessment, prioritisation.

03

Controls

Operational, PPE, training, supervision.

04

Investigation

Documented root cause when an incident occurs.

What is included

What ISO 45001 includes.

The operational detail: what we deliver as part of the engagement and what we keep active afterwards.

  • Hazard identification

    By process, position, task. Worker participation.

  • Consultation and participation

    Real procedure.

  • Operational controls

    Hierarchy: elimination, substitution, engineering, admin, PPE.

  • Emergency preparedness

    Plan, annual drill.

  • Incident investigation

    Root cause, not proximate.

  • Continual improvement

    Indicators, committee, real actions.

Summum cluster

How it intersects with related services.

45001 does not compete with the prevention service: it elevates it.

Frequently asked questions about ISO 45001.

Does it replace the prevention service?

No. The prevention service covers the legal obligation; 45001 is a living system that is audited.

What about OHSAS 18001?

Obsolete. Orderly transition to 45001.

Sector?

74% industrial. But it applies to any sector with risks.