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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ENVIRONMENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
SHREYASH PRAJAPATI
NEW STRUCTURE – HLS For
ISO 14001, 45001
Clause No Title
Clause 1 Scope
Clause 5 Leadership
Clause 6 Planning
Clause 7 Support
Clause 8 Operation
Clause 10 Improvement
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HLS – CLAUSE/ SUB-CLAUSE
ISO 14001:2015 & ISO 45001:2018
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CLARIFICATION
“SHALL” indicates…
Requirements
“SHOULD” indicates…
Recommendation
“MAY” Indicates…
PERMISSION
“CAN” means necessary to think …
POSSIBILITY or a capability
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CLARIFICATION – KEY CHANGES
MAINTAIN documented information…
DOCUMENT
RETAIN documented information…
RECORD
Information =
Documenting such information is
CHOICE
Documented Information =
Documenting such information is
MANDATORY
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CLAUSE 4 : Context of the Organisation
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4.1 Context of the organisation
• Determination of internal and
external issues “relevant to its
purpose” and which may influence
the effectiveness of the EHSMS
• Includes external cultural, social,
political, legal, regulatory,
technological, economic factors
which may affect effectiveness of
the EHSMS
• Understanding the needs and
expectations of interested parties
• Determining the scope of the
EHSMS.
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Clause 4.1 Context of Organisation
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CLAUSE 4.2:
Understanding the needs and expectations of
workers and other interested parties
“The organisation SHALL determine……..”
the other interested parties (in addition to workers)
relevant to EHSMS
the relevant needs (i.e. requirements) of workers
and other interested parties
which of these needs and expectations are (or
could become) legal or other requirements
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DETERMINE SCOPE OF EHSMS
• Compliance obligation
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DETERMINE SCOPE OF EHSMS
Processes Covered
Sales – Planning – Purchase – Store – Production – QC –
Packing – Transport – HRD - Maintenance
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EHSMS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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LEADERSHIP
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Clause 5.1 : Leadership and Commitment
Top Management SHALL demonstrate leadership and commitment by :
Ensuring integration of EHS requirements into the organisation’s business
processes
Ensuring EHS objectives are compatible with strategic direction of organisation
Promote/ Use Process Approach
Promote/ Use Risk-Based Thinking
Ensuring necessary resources
Ensuring the EHS achieves its intended results
Supporting other relevant management roles to demonstrate their leadership.
Ensuring and promoting continual improvement
Developing, leading and promoting a safety culture
Ensuring processes for consultation and participation of workers are established
and implemented
Top Management: “Person or group of persons who direct(s) and control(s) an
organisation at the highest level”.
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LEADERSHIP & COMMITMENT
MANAGEMENT REPRESENTATIVE
There is no such word in new standard.
Top management is
ACCOUNTABLE
BIG
All management roles are equal change
RESPONSIBLE
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Environment, OH&S POLICY
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Environment, Health & Safety POLICY
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ROLE, RESPONSIBILITY, AUTHORITY
ISO 14001, 45001 (5.3)
• Top management to assign & communicate
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ISO 45001 (5.4) Consultation and Participation of Workers
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PLANNING
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ACTIONS TO ADDRESS RISKS & OPPORTUNITIES
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ACTIONS TO ADDRESS RISKS & OPPORTUNITIES
ISO 14001:2015 (6.1.1)
Needs and
Interested
Expectation/ Risk & Opportunity Action Plan
Parties
Issue
Neighbours/ Interested Party • Legal Complaint • Monitoring of legal
Neighboring Complaint Received compliances
Industries/G Received may • Complaint received • Quality Operation
PCB Black Smoke from Interested parties Criteria Defined
emission from
Chimney
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ACTIONS TO ADDRESS RISKS & OPPORTUNITIES
ISO 45001:2018 (6.1.1)
Needs and
Interested
Expectation / Risk & Opportunity Action Plan
Parties
Issue
Authority/ Compliance • Closure notice if non- • Monitoring of legal
Regulator with OHSMS compliance is compliances
terms and continued
conditions • Penalty provision
• Organization image
will be downgraded
Workers Prompt • Organization image • WC Policy, ESI
payment of ill will be down
health • Legal case may do
by workers
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT
ISO 14001:2015 (6.1.2)
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Hazard Identification and assessment risk and
opportunities
CLAUSE 6 : Planning
6.1.2 Hazard Identification and assessment of risks and opportunities
Establish ongoing and proactive process considering…
Previous incidents
Organisation of work (activity)
Routine and non - routine activities
Emergency situations
Human factors
Design of workplace
change
6.1.3 Determination of legal requirements and other requirements
(“other requirements can include collective agreements”)
6.1.4 Planning action (promotes integration into OHSMS and other areas)
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COMPLIANCE OBLIGATION
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PLANNING ACTION
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CLAUSE 6: Objective
6.2 EHS Objectives and Planning to Achieve Them
6.2.1 EHS Objectives
Establish at relevant functions and levels
measurable take account of risks, opportunities and
consultation with workers monitored, communicated
and updated
6.2.2 Planning to Achieve EHS Objectives resources what,
when, by whom how actions will be integrated into
business practices
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SUPPORT
7.1 Resources
7.2 Competence
7.3 Awareness
7.4 Communication
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COMPETENCE
ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 (7.2)
a) Determine the necessary competence of workers that affects or can affects its
EHS performance
b) Ensure these persons are competent
c) Determine training needs
d) Take actions to acquire the necessary competence,
e) Evaluate the effectiveness of the actions taken;
f) Retain appropriate documented information
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AWARENESS
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COMMUNICATION
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DOCUMENTED INFORMATION
ISO 14001, 45001 (7.5.1)
• Documented information required by this International Standards
EXTENT OF DOCUMENTATION
• Size of the organization
• Activities & processes, products & services
• Extent of compliance obligation
• Complexity of processes and their interactions
• Competence of persons
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CREATING & UPDATING
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CONTROL OF DOCUMENTED INFO..
ISO 14001, 45001 (7.5.3)
• Available and suitable for use
• Adequately protected (loss of confidentiality, improper use, or
loss of integrity)
• Distribution, access, retrieval and use
• Storage and preservation, including legibility
• Control of change (e.g. version control)
• Retention and disposition
• External origin documented information = identify and
controlled
• Retained documented information = protect from unintended
alteration
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OPERATION
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OPERATIONAL PLANNING CONTROL
ISO 14001, 45001(8.1)
• Plan, implement, control and maintain processes relevant to risk/
opportunity , not acceptable risk, compliance obligation and objectives
• Set operating criteria
• Determine product requirements
• Establish criteria for acceptance
• Determine resources
• Implement control (eliminate, substitute, administrative, engineering
control)
• Control planned changes and review consequences, action to mitigate
adverse effect
• Apply control on outsourced process
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Operation (ISO 45001)
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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
ISO 14001 & 45001 (8.2)
• Identify emergency situation
• Prepare respond plan to prevent or mitigate adverse impact
• Respond to actual emergency situation
• Take action to prevent or mitigate consequences of emergency
• Periodically test of response plan
• Periodically review and revise response plan (after each actual emergency)
• Provide relevant information and training on response plan to interested parties
• Maintain documented information
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PERFORMANCE EVALAUTION
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MONITORING AND MEASUREMENT
ISO 14001, 45001 (9.1.1)
• Determine…
• What needs to be monitored and measured
• What is the method of M&M
• Criteria of evaluating environmental performance (performance
indicator)
• When to perform M&M
• When to perform evaluation and analysis
• Ensure calibrated and verified instrument/ equipment
• Evaluate performance and effectiveness of QEHSMS
• Communicate externally about EH&S performance as compliance obligation
• Retain documented information as evidence
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EVALUATION OF COMPLIANCE
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INTERNAL AUDIT
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INTERNAL AUDIT
• Reporting result
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MANAGEMENT REVIEW
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IMPROVEMENT
10.1 General
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Questions?
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