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OHSAS 18001

20th August 2007

The standard which provides a systematic approach to identifying hazards, and then either eliminating the hazards or reducing their risks.

The OHSAS 18001 can contribute to a healthier working environment and help reduce accidents, employee illness and lost time.  It can help support improved staff morale and offers potential reductions in liability claims and lower insurance premiums. your organisation can benefit from increased credibility by having an OHS management system independently assessed and lets you work with companies where certification to OHSAS 18001 is a contractual requirement.

You need to achieve certification to this standard if you want to work with companies where it is a contractual requirement. It is ideal for all types of organisation.

Keywords

safety, Food Standards Agency, health, illness, systems, standards, supply chain, food, risk, management systems, business assurance

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