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Module 1: Foundations of ISO 45001 and the Business Case for OHSMS - Understanding the evolution from OHSAS 18001 to ISO 45001
- Key benefits of implementing an Occupational Health and Safety Management System
- How ISO 45001 supports regulatory compliance and reduces legal risk
- Linking safety performance to business continuity and profitability
- Common challenges organizations face during transition and how to overcome them
- The role of top management in driving OH&S culture change
- Differences between mandatory and recommended requirements in the standard
- Globally recognized benchmarks and how ISO 45001 fits within them
- Aligning ISO 45001 with other management systems such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
- Establishing the business justification for investment in safety systems
- Using safety metrics to build a compelling case for leadership buy-in
- The financial impact of workplace incidents on productivity and insurance
- Defining clear success criteria for your implementation project
- Mapping stakeholder expectations across departments and levels
- Creating a cross-functional implementation team with defined roles
Module 2: Leadership and Organizational Context - Understanding Clause 4: Context of the Organization
- Conducting internal and external issue analysis for OH&S
- Identifying interested parties and their OH&S requirements
- Defining the scope of your OH&S management system
- Establishing clear boundaries and applicability of the standard
- How to document organizational context effectively
- Leadership accountability under Clause 5 and legal responsibility
- Integrating OH&S into existing business processes and decision-making
- Developing a leadership-led safety policy aligned with ISO 45001
- Communicating the OH&S policy across all levels of the organization
- Assigning OH&S responsibilities and authorities with clarity
- Ensuring resources are allocated to support system effectiveness
- Leading by example: visible leadership behaviors that drive safety culture
- Avoiding common leadership gaps that undermine implementation
- Building a culture of psychological safety and open reporting
Module 3: Planning and Risk-Based Thinking - Introduction to risk-based thinking in ISO 45001
- Differences between hazard identification and risk assessment
- Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle to OH&S planning
- Establishing OH&S objectives and how to make them SMART
- Developing action plans to achieve each OH&S objective
- Defining roles, timelines, and resource needs for each action
- Identifying legal and other requirements relevant to your operations
- Conducting a compliance obligation register and keeping it updated
- Integrating compliance tracking into daily operations
- Using legal registers to prevent non-conformities during audits
- Assessing risks and opportunities under Clause 6.1
- Tools for systematic hazard identification across departments
- Selecting the right risk assessment methodology for your industry
- Qualitative vs quantitative risk assessment approaches
- Setting risk acceptance criteria and intervention thresholds
Module 4: Support Functions and Resource Management - Overview of Clause 7: Support and its critical components
- Ensuring adequate competence of personnel in OH&S roles
- Conducting a training needs analysis for all relevant staff
- Designing and delivering effective OH&S awareness programs
- Documenting training completion and maintaining records
- Managing contractor competence and pre-qualification processes
- Internal communication strategies for OH&S information flow
- Choosing communication methods that reach all employee groups
- Handling emergencies and urgent safety updates efficiently
- Documented information requirements under ISO 45001
- Developing a document control system that meets auditor expectations
- Version control, access restrictions, and retention periods
- Creating a master list of OH&S documents and records
- Digitizing documentation for efficiency and audit readiness
- Resource allocation: budget, staff, time, and tools required
Module 5: Operational Planning and Control - Implementing operational controls in high-risk areas
- Establishing documented procedures for critical safety tasks
- Designing safe work instructions that workers actually follow
- Managing change safely: MOC (Management of Change) processes
- Controlling outsourced processes and third-party activities
- Supplier selection and evaluation based on safety performance
- Developing emergency preparedness and response plans
- Conducting drills and testing response capability regularly
- Integrating business continuity with OH&S emergency planning
- Environmental and operational factors affecting hazard levels
- Using hierarchy of controls to reduce risk at source
- Engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE hierarchy
- Validating the effectiveness of control measures over time
- Work permit systems for high-risk activities (hot work, confined space)
- Preventing human error through procedural safeguards
Module 6: Performance Evaluation and Monitoring - Clause 9: Performance Evaluation and its strategic importance
- Designing a monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation program
- Selecting leading and lagging indicators for OH&S performance
- Frequency and methods for monitoring compliance and effectiveness
- Using dashboards and scorecards to visualize safety performance
- Setting thresholds for intervention and escalation
- Internal audit program planning and scheduling
- Selecting competent internal auditors and training them effectively
- Developing audit checklists aligned with ISO 45001 clauses
- Conducting thorough audits with evidence-based findings
- Reporting audit results to management with actionable insights
- Management review meetings: agenda, inputs, and outputs
- Scheduling and preparing for top management reviews
- Presenting data that demonstrates system effectiveness
- Linking review outcomes to continuous improvement decisions
Module 7: Incident Investigation and Corrective Action - Differentiating between incidents, near-misses, and non-conformities
- Establishing a no-blame incident reporting culture
- Designing anonymous reporting channels and encouraging participation
- Immediate response protocols after an incident occurs
- Preserving scene evidence and gathering witness statements
- Root cause analysis techniques: 5 Whys, Fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree
- Selecting the right method for different incident types
- Documenting investigation findings with clarity and objectivity
- Developing corrective and preventive actions from root causes
- Assigning responsibility and timelines for corrective actions
- Tracking action completion and verifying effectiveness
- Using incident trends to identify systemic weaknesses
- Sharing lessons learned across departments and sites
- Integrating findings into management reviews and planning
- Reducing recurrence through system enhancements
Module 8: Continuous Improvement and System Maturity - Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
Module 1: Foundations of ISO 45001 and the Business Case for OHSMS - Understanding the evolution from OHSAS 18001 to ISO 45001
- Key benefits of implementing an Occupational Health and Safety Management System
- How ISO 45001 supports regulatory compliance and reduces legal risk
- Linking safety performance to business continuity and profitability
- Common challenges organizations face during transition and how to overcome them
- The role of top management in driving OH&S culture change
- Differences between mandatory and recommended requirements in the standard
- Globally recognized benchmarks and how ISO 45001 fits within them
- Aligning ISO 45001 with other management systems such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
- Establishing the business justification for investment in safety systems
- Using safety metrics to build a compelling case for leadership buy-in
- The financial impact of workplace incidents on productivity and insurance
- Defining clear success criteria for your implementation project
- Mapping stakeholder expectations across departments and levels
- Creating a cross-functional implementation team with defined roles
Module 2: Leadership and Organizational Context - Understanding Clause 4: Context of the Organization
- Conducting internal and external issue analysis for OH&S
- Identifying interested parties and their OH&S requirements
- Defining the scope of your OH&S management system
- Establishing clear boundaries and applicability of the standard
- How to document organizational context effectively
- Leadership accountability under Clause 5 and legal responsibility
- Integrating OH&S into existing business processes and decision-making
- Developing a leadership-led safety policy aligned with ISO 45001
- Communicating the OH&S policy across all levels of the organization
- Assigning OH&S responsibilities and authorities with clarity
- Ensuring resources are allocated to support system effectiveness
- Leading by example: visible leadership behaviors that drive safety culture
- Avoiding common leadership gaps that undermine implementation
- Building a culture of psychological safety and open reporting
Module 3: Planning and Risk-Based Thinking - Introduction to risk-based thinking in ISO 45001
- Differences between hazard identification and risk assessment
- Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle to OH&S planning
- Establishing OH&S objectives and how to make them SMART
- Developing action plans to achieve each OH&S objective
- Defining roles, timelines, and resource needs for each action
- Identifying legal and other requirements relevant to your operations
- Conducting a compliance obligation register and keeping it updated
- Integrating compliance tracking into daily operations
- Using legal registers to prevent non-conformities during audits
- Assessing risks and opportunities under Clause 6.1
- Tools for systematic hazard identification across departments
- Selecting the right risk assessment methodology for your industry
- Qualitative vs quantitative risk assessment approaches
- Setting risk acceptance criteria and intervention thresholds
Module 4: Support Functions and Resource Management - Overview of Clause 7: Support and its critical components
- Ensuring adequate competence of personnel in OH&S roles
- Conducting a training needs analysis for all relevant staff
- Designing and delivering effective OH&S awareness programs
- Documenting training completion and maintaining records
- Managing contractor competence and pre-qualification processes
- Internal communication strategies for OH&S information flow
- Choosing communication methods that reach all employee groups
- Handling emergencies and urgent safety updates efficiently
- Documented information requirements under ISO 45001
- Developing a document control system that meets auditor expectations
- Version control, access restrictions, and retention periods
- Creating a master list of OH&S documents and records
- Digitizing documentation for efficiency and audit readiness
- Resource allocation: budget, staff, time, and tools required
Module 5: Operational Planning and Control - Implementing operational controls in high-risk areas
- Establishing documented procedures for critical safety tasks
- Designing safe work instructions that workers actually follow
- Managing change safely: MOC (Management of Change) processes
- Controlling outsourced processes and third-party activities
- Supplier selection and evaluation based on safety performance
- Developing emergency preparedness and response plans
- Conducting drills and testing response capability regularly
- Integrating business continuity with OH&S emergency planning
- Environmental and operational factors affecting hazard levels
- Using hierarchy of controls to reduce risk at source
- Engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE hierarchy
- Validating the effectiveness of control measures over time
- Work permit systems for high-risk activities (hot work, confined space)
- Preventing human error through procedural safeguards
Module 6: Performance Evaluation and Monitoring - Clause 9: Performance Evaluation and its strategic importance
- Designing a monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation program
- Selecting leading and lagging indicators for OH&S performance
- Frequency and methods for monitoring compliance and effectiveness
- Using dashboards and scorecards to visualize safety performance
- Setting thresholds for intervention and escalation
- Internal audit program planning and scheduling
- Selecting competent internal auditors and training them effectively
- Developing audit checklists aligned with ISO 45001 clauses
- Conducting thorough audits with evidence-based findings
- Reporting audit results to management with actionable insights
- Management review meetings: agenda, inputs, and outputs
- Scheduling and preparing for top management reviews
- Presenting data that demonstrates system effectiveness
- Linking review outcomes to continuous improvement decisions
Module 7: Incident Investigation and Corrective Action - Differentiating between incidents, near-misses, and non-conformities
- Establishing a no-blame incident reporting culture
- Designing anonymous reporting channels and encouraging participation
- Immediate response protocols after an incident occurs
- Preserving scene evidence and gathering witness statements
- Root cause analysis techniques: 5 Whys, Fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree
- Selecting the right method for different incident types
- Documenting investigation findings with clarity and objectivity
- Developing corrective and preventive actions from root causes
- Assigning responsibility and timelines for corrective actions
- Tracking action completion and verifying effectiveness
- Using incident trends to identify systemic weaknesses
- Sharing lessons learned across departments and sites
- Integrating findings into management reviews and planning
- Reducing recurrence through system enhancements
Module 8: Continuous Improvement and System Maturity - Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Understanding Clause 4: Context of the Organization
- Conducting internal and external issue analysis for OH&S
- Identifying interested parties and their OH&S requirements
- Defining the scope of your OH&S management system
- Establishing clear boundaries and applicability of the standard
- How to document organizational context effectively
- Leadership accountability under Clause 5 and legal responsibility
- Integrating OH&S into existing business processes and decision-making
- Developing a leadership-led safety policy aligned with ISO 45001
- Communicating the OH&S policy across all levels of the organization
- Assigning OH&S responsibilities and authorities with clarity
- Ensuring resources are allocated to support system effectiveness
- Leading by example: visible leadership behaviors that drive safety culture
- Avoiding common leadership gaps that undermine implementation
- Building a culture of psychological safety and open reporting
Module 3: Planning and Risk-Based Thinking - Introduction to risk-based thinking in ISO 45001
- Differences between hazard identification and risk assessment
- Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle to OH&S planning
- Establishing OH&S objectives and how to make them SMART
- Developing action plans to achieve each OH&S objective
- Defining roles, timelines, and resource needs for each action
- Identifying legal and other requirements relevant to your operations
- Conducting a compliance obligation register and keeping it updated
- Integrating compliance tracking into daily operations
- Using legal registers to prevent non-conformities during audits
- Assessing risks and opportunities under Clause 6.1
- Tools for systematic hazard identification across departments
- Selecting the right risk assessment methodology for your industry
- Qualitative vs quantitative risk assessment approaches
- Setting risk acceptance criteria and intervention thresholds
Module 4: Support Functions and Resource Management - Overview of Clause 7: Support and its critical components
- Ensuring adequate competence of personnel in OH&S roles
- Conducting a training needs analysis for all relevant staff
- Designing and delivering effective OH&S awareness programs
- Documenting training completion and maintaining records
- Managing contractor competence and pre-qualification processes
- Internal communication strategies for OH&S information flow
- Choosing communication methods that reach all employee groups
- Handling emergencies and urgent safety updates efficiently
- Documented information requirements under ISO 45001
- Developing a document control system that meets auditor expectations
- Version control, access restrictions, and retention periods
- Creating a master list of OH&S documents and records
- Digitizing documentation for efficiency and audit readiness
- Resource allocation: budget, staff, time, and tools required
Module 5: Operational Planning and Control - Implementing operational controls in high-risk areas
- Establishing documented procedures for critical safety tasks
- Designing safe work instructions that workers actually follow
- Managing change safely: MOC (Management of Change) processes
- Controlling outsourced processes and third-party activities
- Supplier selection and evaluation based on safety performance
- Developing emergency preparedness and response plans
- Conducting drills and testing response capability regularly
- Integrating business continuity with OH&S emergency planning
- Environmental and operational factors affecting hazard levels
- Using hierarchy of controls to reduce risk at source
- Engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE hierarchy
- Validating the effectiveness of control measures over time
- Work permit systems for high-risk activities (hot work, confined space)
- Preventing human error through procedural safeguards
Module 6: Performance Evaluation and Monitoring - Clause 9: Performance Evaluation and its strategic importance
- Designing a monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation program
- Selecting leading and lagging indicators for OH&S performance
- Frequency and methods for monitoring compliance and effectiveness
- Using dashboards and scorecards to visualize safety performance
- Setting thresholds for intervention and escalation
- Internal audit program planning and scheduling
- Selecting competent internal auditors and training them effectively
- Developing audit checklists aligned with ISO 45001 clauses
- Conducting thorough audits with evidence-based findings
- Reporting audit results to management with actionable insights
- Management review meetings: agenda, inputs, and outputs
- Scheduling and preparing for top management reviews
- Presenting data that demonstrates system effectiveness
- Linking review outcomes to continuous improvement decisions
Module 7: Incident Investigation and Corrective Action - Differentiating between incidents, near-misses, and non-conformities
- Establishing a no-blame incident reporting culture
- Designing anonymous reporting channels and encouraging participation
- Immediate response protocols after an incident occurs
- Preserving scene evidence and gathering witness statements
- Root cause analysis techniques: 5 Whys, Fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree
- Selecting the right method for different incident types
- Documenting investigation findings with clarity and objectivity
- Developing corrective and preventive actions from root causes
- Assigning responsibility and timelines for corrective actions
- Tracking action completion and verifying effectiveness
- Using incident trends to identify systemic weaknesses
- Sharing lessons learned across departments and sites
- Integrating findings into management reviews and planning
- Reducing recurrence through system enhancements
Module 8: Continuous Improvement and System Maturity - Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Overview of Clause 7: Support and its critical components
- Ensuring adequate competence of personnel in OH&S roles
- Conducting a training needs analysis for all relevant staff
- Designing and delivering effective OH&S awareness programs
- Documenting training completion and maintaining records
- Managing contractor competence and pre-qualification processes
- Internal communication strategies for OH&S information flow
- Choosing communication methods that reach all employee groups
- Handling emergencies and urgent safety updates efficiently
- Documented information requirements under ISO 45001
- Developing a document control system that meets auditor expectations
- Version control, access restrictions, and retention periods
- Creating a master list of OH&S documents and records
- Digitizing documentation for efficiency and audit readiness
- Resource allocation: budget, staff, time, and tools required
Module 5: Operational Planning and Control - Implementing operational controls in high-risk areas
- Establishing documented procedures for critical safety tasks
- Designing safe work instructions that workers actually follow
- Managing change safely: MOC (Management of Change) processes
- Controlling outsourced processes and third-party activities
- Supplier selection and evaluation based on safety performance
- Developing emergency preparedness and response plans
- Conducting drills and testing response capability regularly
- Integrating business continuity with OH&S emergency planning
- Environmental and operational factors affecting hazard levels
- Using hierarchy of controls to reduce risk at source
- Engineering controls, administrative measures, and PPE hierarchy
- Validating the effectiveness of control measures over time
- Work permit systems for high-risk activities (hot work, confined space)
- Preventing human error through procedural safeguards
Module 6: Performance Evaluation and Monitoring - Clause 9: Performance Evaluation and its strategic importance
- Designing a monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation program
- Selecting leading and lagging indicators for OH&S performance
- Frequency and methods for monitoring compliance and effectiveness
- Using dashboards and scorecards to visualize safety performance
- Setting thresholds for intervention and escalation
- Internal audit program planning and scheduling
- Selecting competent internal auditors and training them effectively
- Developing audit checklists aligned with ISO 45001 clauses
- Conducting thorough audits with evidence-based findings
- Reporting audit results to management with actionable insights
- Management review meetings: agenda, inputs, and outputs
- Scheduling and preparing for top management reviews
- Presenting data that demonstrates system effectiveness
- Linking review outcomes to continuous improvement decisions
Module 7: Incident Investigation and Corrective Action - Differentiating between incidents, near-misses, and non-conformities
- Establishing a no-blame incident reporting culture
- Designing anonymous reporting channels and encouraging participation
- Immediate response protocols after an incident occurs
- Preserving scene evidence and gathering witness statements
- Root cause analysis techniques: 5 Whys, Fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree
- Selecting the right method for different incident types
- Documenting investigation findings with clarity and objectivity
- Developing corrective and preventive actions from root causes
- Assigning responsibility and timelines for corrective actions
- Tracking action completion and verifying effectiveness
- Using incident trends to identify systemic weaknesses
- Sharing lessons learned across departments and sites
- Integrating findings into management reviews and planning
- Reducing recurrence through system enhancements
Module 8: Continuous Improvement and System Maturity - Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Clause 9: Performance Evaluation and its strategic importance
- Designing a monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation program
- Selecting leading and lagging indicators for OH&S performance
- Frequency and methods for monitoring compliance and effectiveness
- Using dashboards and scorecards to visualize safety performance
- Setting thresholds for intervention and escalation
- Internal audit program planning and scheduling
- Selecting competent internal auditors and training them effectively
- Developing audit checklists aligned with ISO 45001 clauses
- Conducting thorough audits with evidence-based findings
- Reporting audit results to management with actionable insights
- Management review meetings: agenda, inputs, and outputs
- Scheduling and preparing for top management reviews
- Presenting data that demonstrates system effectiveness
- Linking review outcomes to continuous improvement decisions
Module 7: Incident Investigation and Corrective Action - Differentiating between incidents, near-misses, and non-conformities
- Establishing a no-blame incident reporting culture
- Designing anonymous reporting channels and encouraging participation
- Immediate response protocols after an incident occurs
- Preserving scene evidence and gathering witness statements
- Root cause analysis techniques: 5 Whys, Fishbone diagrams, Fault Tree
- Selecting the right method for different incident types
- Documenting investigation findings with clarity and objectivity
- Developing corrective and preventive actions from root causes
- Assigning responsibility and timelines for corrective actions
- Tracking action completion and verifying effectiveness
- Using incident trends to identify systemic weaknesses
- Sharing lessons learned across departments and sites
- Integrating findings into management reviews and planning
- Reducing recurrence through system enhancements
Module 8: Continuous Improvement and System Maturity - Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Understanding Clause 10: Improvement and its long-term value
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Using Kaizen and Lean principles to refine safety processes
- Feedback loops: collecting input from workers, contractors, visitors
- Measuring employee engagement in safety initiatives
- Recognizing and rewarding proactive safety behaviors
- Identifying opportunities for preventive actions
- Updating the OH&S system in response to changes
- Assessing system maturity using audit findings and metrics
- Building resilience through adaptive safety management
- Linking improvement to organizational learning and knowledge sharing
- Scaling improvements across multiple locations or subsidiaries
- Using benchmarking to compare performance with industry leaders
- Integrating innovation and technology into safety workflows
- Developing a roadmap for next-level performance
Module 9: Implementation Roadmap and Project Management - Developing a phased implementation timeline
- Setting milestones and deliverables for each stage
- Using Gantt charts and project trackers for visibility
- Managing resistance to change and gaining employee buy-in
- Communicating progress and celebrating quick wins
- Aligning the project with existing quality or environmental systems
- Integrating ISO 45001 into corporate governance frameworks
- Conducting gap analyses to identify current vs required state
- Using findings to prioritize actions and resource allocation
- Developing a remediation plan for critical gaps
- Running pilot implementations in one department before rollout
- Scaling the system across multiple sites consistently
- Managing documentation consistency across locations
- Training leads and champions at each site
- Establishing governance for multi-site compliance
Module 10: Documentation Templates and Ready-to-Use Tools - Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Comprehensive template pack: policy, procedures, forms
- OH&S Policy Statement template with customization guidance
- Risk and Opportunity Register with pre-filled examples
- Hazard Register and Risk Assessment Form (industry-specific)
- Legal Compliance Register with common regulatory entries
- Training Record Template with digital tracking capabilities
- Internal Audit Program and Checklist templates
- Management Review Agenda and Minutes template
- Corrective Action Request (CAR) form with workflow design
- Incident Investigation Report template
- Emergency Response Plan outline with fill-in sections
- Work Permit System templates (hot work, electrical, confined space)
- Contractor Pre-Qualification and Evaluation Form
- Document Control Register and Master List
- OH&S Objectives and Action Plan Tracker
Module 11: Preparing for External Certification Audit - Understanding the certification process: Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits
- Choosing an accredited certification body and what to expect
- Differences between surveillance, re-certification, and transfer audits
- Preparing for the documentation review phase
- Organizing files and records for easy auditor access
- Conducting a pre-audit readiness assessment
- Simulating audit scenarios with mock interviews
- Training staff on how to respond to auditor questions
- Designating audit coordinators and support roles
- Handling non-conformities during the audit professionally
- Responding to observations and requests for evidence
- Maintaining composure and clarity under pressure
- Submitting corrective actions for audit findings
- Budgeting for certification costs and maintenance fees
- Ensuring long-term certification sustainability
Module 12: Post-Certification Sustainability and Advancement - Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks
- Turning certification from a project into a permanent system
- Embedding ISO 45001 into daily leadership routines
- Conducting effective surveillance audits with confidence
- Using audit feedback to strengthen system performance
- Avoiding complacency after initial certification success
- Reassessing scope, risks, and context annually
- Updating documentation to reflect organizational changes
- Tracking certification expiration and renewal deadlines
- Preparing for re-certification audits in advance
- Expanding the system to include new locations or operations
- Integrating worker well-being and mental health considerations
- Aligning with ESG reporting and sustainability goals
- Using certification as a marketing and tender advantage
- Positioning your organization as a safety leader
- Pursuing recognition beyond compliance: awards, benchmarks