ISO 45001:2018 Lead Auditor training!

 This ISO 45001:2018 lead auditor training course outlines the necessary skills needed to lead an ISO 45001 audit team and conduct first, second- and third-party audits against the standard requirements. It covers the process approach to Occupational health & safety management systems, auditing, the management principles, and the requirements of ISO 45001, and how to plan, complete and report the audit of an entire Occupational Health & Safety Management System.

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

  • Understanding the terms and definitions to help you understand and audit ISO 45001 requirements
  • Identify the aims and benefits of anISO 45001 audit
  • To suggest examples of evidence that would show conformance to the OH&S requirements
  • To get knowledge about the roles and responsibilities of an auditor and a lead auditor
  • To plan and conduct an interview with senior management and evaluate an organizations policies and objectives
  • To prepare thoroughly for an audit and set process-based checklists

TOPICS

  1. Introduction
  2. The purpose and benefits of an OH&S management system
  3. Essentials definitions and terminology
  4. Organizations OH&S policy and objectives
  5. Importance of hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control
  6. The preventive approach to risk management
  7. On-site audit plan
  8. The roles and responsibilities of an auditor/ lead auditor
  9. Summary

AUDIENCE

This ISO 45001:2018 lead auditor training is intended for:

     •  Anyone who audits OH  &S management systems against ISO 45001 
        requirements as an auditor.
     • Top Management

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