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Clauses and Requirements

Occupational Health and Safety Management

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The OHSMS Framework

These clauses detail the core requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an Occupational Health and Safety management system.

Proactive Hazard Finding

Hazard identification is the ongoing process of systematically finding and documenting all potential sources of harm in the workplace.

Routine Activities

Consider risks from normal, day-to-day tasks and work processes.

Human Factors

Analyze capabilities, limitations, and other human characteristics affecting safety.

Emergency Situations

Identify potential non-routine events and plausible emergency scenarios.

Workplace Changes

Assess new hazards before any changes in equipment or procedures.

Learning From Events

Incident reporting is the formal process for documenting all work-related events to enable investigation and prevent recurrence.

Prompt Reporting

All incidents should be reported without any delay.

Near-Misses Included

Report close calls where harm could have occurred.

No-Blame Culture

Workers should report incidents without fear of blame.

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