Whitepaper

Understanding the migration to ISO 45001

Mar. 19 2018

The white paper summarizing the new international standard in Occupational Health and Safety Management System is now available.

Understanding the migration to ISO 45001

ISO 45001: 2018 is the new international standard in Occupation Health and Safety Management Systems (OH&SMS). Replacing the current OHSAS 18001, it is intended to help organizations of all types and sizes create and implement systems that proactively prevent work-related injury and ill-health.

This new white paper fully explains the benefits of adopting a Health and Safety Management System. It lays out the requirements of the new ISO 45001:2018 standard and explores the advantages of achieving certification. It also provides specific information on key differences with existing OH&S standards.

A GUIDELINE TO MILESTONE
From the moment of the publication of the standard in March 2018, organizations already certified to OHSAS 18001 have a three-year window to migrate to ISO 45001. It will probably take most organizations around one year to perform the migration fully.

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