ISO 450001

What is ISO 45001?

ISO 45001 is an international standard that specifies the requirements for an Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management System, and it was developed to improve the safety and health of employees and other personnel.

ISO 45001 has marked a significant advancement in global efforts to improve occupational health and safety. 
This standard, published by ISO, helps organizations proactively prevent accidents, reduce occupational illnesses, and protect the sustainability of their organizations.

ISO 45001 will provide new momentum for occupational health and safety practices within organizations and help improve the safety of employees and contractors. 
This, in turn, not only continuously enhances employee motivation but also provides additional opportunities to protect and promote workers' health and performance.
 

PDCA Model for ISO 45001:2023

Necessity & Effects of Certification

Necessity Expected Effects
  • Responding to Changes in the Domestic and Global Environment
  • Compliance with Various Laws and Regulations
  • Recognition of the Limitations of Post-Accident Response, Including Industrial Accident Management
  • Hazard Prevention and Identification
  • Management Structure and Accountability, Group Training, and Awareness Enhancement
  • Compliance with the Serious Accidents Punishment Act
  • Prevention of Human Resource Losses Caused by Occupational Accidents
  • Improved Productivity Through Enhanced Occupational Health and Safety Risk Management
  • Reducing Accident Rates Through Workplace Hazard Management and Prevention
  • Facilitating Entry into Overseas Markets by Removing Safety-Related Trade Barriers
  • Advancing Occupational Health and Safety Management to International Standards
  • Establishment and Continuous Improvement of an Autonomous Occupational Health and Safety Management System
     
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