OHSAS 18001

OHSAS 18001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System is an international standard designed for businesses to manage occupational health and safety risks. This system is designed to ensure the safety of employees in workplaces, prevent occupational accidents and diseases, minimize risks, and make the work environment safer.

Objectives of OHSAS 18001:

• To develop a culture of occupational health and safety in workplaces,

• To protect the health and safety of employees,

• To minimize occupational accidents and diseases,

• To ensure compliance with legal and other requirements,

• To continuously improve the occupational health and safety performance of businesses.
  
  

Key Features of OHSAS 18001:

• Risk Analysis and Management: Potential hazards and risks in the workplace are identified, evaluated, and controlled.

• Legal Compliance: Ensures that businesses comply with current occupational health and safety legislation.

• Employee Participation: Employees actively participate in occupational health and safety processes and are made aware of these issues.

• Emergency Planning: Plans are made in advance for possible accidents and emergencies, and drills are organized.

• Continuous Improvement: The system is regularly reviewed and improved in line with performance indicators and feedback.

Benefits of OHSAS 18001:

• Increases employee safety and satisfaction,

• Reduces costs associated with occupational accidents and diseases,

• Enhances the reliability and reputation of the business,

• Provides protection from legal penalties and sanctions,

• Minimizes production losses by increasing work efficiency.