ISO 45001

What is ISO 45001 Certification?
ISO 45001 is the internationally recognized standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (OHSMS), aiming to protect workers and reduce workplace risks.

What is the importance of ISO 45001 certification?
ISO 45001 certification demonstrates an organization’s commitment to providing a safe and healthy work environment in accordance with international standards.
Any organization—regardless of its activity or size—can obtain ISO 45001, especially companies, factories, hospitals, educational institutions, large projects, and even government entities.
It is suitable for any entity seeking to improve the work environment and reduce occupational risks.
The ISO 45001 certification aims to:
• Prevent injuries and accidents and improve working conditions.
• Promote health and preventive awareness in the workplace.
• Comply with local and international occupational safety legislation and regulations.
• Reduce costs associated with injuries and compensation due to occupational incidents.
• Improve the organization’s safety culture and increase employee satisfaction.
• Protect human resources and reduce accidents and injuries.
• Enhance the organization’s image as a safe workplace committed to international standards.
• Ensure legal compliance and avoid fines or closures due to safety violations.
• Boost productivity through a stable and healthy work environment.
• Attract clients and partners who value sustainability and social responsibility.

How to obtain ISO 45001 certification?

1. Assess the current status of the organization’s safety systems.

2. Develop and implement a safety management system according to the standard’s requirements.

3. Provide internal training and raise employee awareness.

4. Collaborate with an accredited certification body recognized internationally.

5. Conduct the external audit and obtain the certificate if all conditions are met.

What is the validity period of ISO 45001 certification?
ISO 45001 certification is granted for a period of three years from the date of issuance, provided the organization maintains and effectively implements the management system throughout this period.
During the certification period, the organization is subject to:
Surveillance Audits
• Usually conducted once a year by the accredited certification body.
• Aim to ensure the ongoing proper application of the standard’s requirements.
Recertification Audit
• Conducted before the end of the third year to renew the certification for a new term.
• Involves a comprehensive review of the entire management system.