This book covers the designing, implementation, and auditing of structured occupational health and safety management systems (SMS), sometimes referred to as safety programs. This book covers the elements and processes that constitute a SMS, the implementation process, and the auditing of the conformance to standards.
Focusing on the implementation of ISO 45001, this book serves as a practical guide for organizations looking to establish a safety management system. It translates the new standards into accessible language and actionable steps, complemented by real-life examples. Additionally, it addresses general legal safety requirements, making it a comprehensive reference for achieving compliance and enhancing workplace safety.
Near Miss Identification, Recognition, and Investigation
Focusing on the critical role of "near-miss" incidents in accident prevention, this book offers a comprehensive guide to creating an effective program in the workplace. It outlines methods to identify root causes and address systemic weaknesses, drawing on successful safety systems from two large copper mines, various industries, and an aluminum smelter. Through numerous examples and case studies, it illustrates the investigative approach and preventive measures necessary to enhance safety management before accidents occur.
Focusing on the phases of workplace accidents, this book outlines how safety management controls can effectively prevent such incidents. It emphasizes the importance of a structured health and safety management system (SMS) in mitigating risks and enhancing workplace safety. By detailing the cause, effect, and control of accidental loss, the text serves as a practical guide for implementing safety measures in various work environments.