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Occupational Safety and Health Consultancy is the core of our company. Even though we’re just 10 years plus in the business, we have had so many great opportunities to work with Clients from various industries such as the Government agencies, GLCs, MNCs, private companies, and SMEs. All the experience we gained from the execution of small or big projects has kept making us better in delivering our services thus improving the quality of it.
Every service we deliver is carefully studied and optimised in accordance to Client’s specific requests, circumstances, and objectives so as to ensure their long term goal of Legal Compliance and Continuous Improvement are met at the same time.
ISO 45001 : 2018 & ISO 9001 :2015 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CONSULTANCY
The success of a business relies on several factors, one of them being the safety of the workplace. Maintaining a safe workplace that’s conducive for streamlined business processes and puts employee safety first enables businesses like yours to eliminate delays and meet deadlines in a more timely manner.
The ISO 45001 is an international standard for occupational health and safety management systems that outlines specific guidelines to reduce or eliminate occupational injuries and diseases. With these guidelines set, businesses like yours can avoid the costs involved in occupational accidents, which according to the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) the 2018 data statistic showed that 35,460 cases been reported.
So how can companies avoid such work-related accidents and occupational hazards? By installing an occupational health and safety management system that complies with the ISO 45001 standard.
Proposed in October 2013 and officially published in March 2018, ISO 45001 is a set of standards for occupational health and safety management systems (OHSMS) which goals are to reduce work-related accidents, occupational injuries, and diseases. The standard was designed to replace Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series, better known as OHSAS 18001.
ISO 45001 enables your business to improve the management of occupational health and safety risks
The ISO 45001 sets forth requirements for businesses to maximize safety, reduce risks, and enhance the health and well-being of their employees. By implementing an occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS) that is compliant to ISO 45001, your company is better able to manage the unique risks involved in running your business. It also enables businesses like yours to anticipate your employees’ health and safety needs to avoid accidents and other unfortunate events.
ISO 45001 ensures workplace safety for all types of businesses
Whether yours is a small to medium enterprise or a multinational company, having an ISO 45001 certification will earn you the recognition that comes with having a high standard of health and safety in the workplace. Being an ISO 45001 certified company means that you are able to provide employees with a safe environment that’s conducive to achieving their professional objectives and business goals.
But the ISO 45001 standard not only benefits your employees, it also benefits you. The certification process enables you to take a closer look at your business processes and identify areas of improvement in a timely manner. Identifying issues in processes helps businesses like yours improve overall efficiency and productivity.
It creates a culture of health and safety amongst employees
Having an occupational health and safety management system that complies to the ISO 45001 standard creates company culture that places health and safety as one of your business’ top priorities. It encourages a culture of active participation in ensuring that the workplace is continuously compliant to the highest safety standards.
It enhances your reputation as a company
While the certification to ISO 45001 is not required of the standard, having your business certified is a milestone that proves you meet the criteria for workplace health and safety. The certification builds trust and improves your reputation as a viable competitor in the industry.
When it comes to ISO certification, your business can achieve a better reputation by getting certified to ISO 45001 and ISO 9001, which outlines the requirements for a quality management system for businesses that needs to demonstrate their capabilities to provide products and services that consistently meet customer, statutory, and regulatory requirements and aims to increase customer satisfaction.
Your business can also benefit from ISO 14001 and its related standards that focuses on environmental systems that enable businesses to manage their environmental responsibilities.
It improves daily operations
With occupational health and safety management systems set in place, businesses can properly reduce workplace incidents, thereby also decreasing absenteeism and staff turnover. This means your workplace runs at optimal capacity, which increases productivity and improves staff morale. Not only will this improve your company’s image as an employer, it also creates a sense of prestige among your peers and competitors in the industry.
Our specialized consultants are backed with years of experience in the education, business, engineering, hospitality, technology and science industries, providing unique compliance insights for your business. Whether you would like to get certified for ISO 45001 or are interested in improving business processes for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, AMIOSH Resources Sdn Bhd can aid you in achieving your business certification goals.
We provide services and solution for your business to achieve ISO certification :
- Conduct pre-assessment and gap analysis on the ISO requirement and legal requirement
- To guide and consult in developing management system (ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & ISO 45001)
- To develop documentation for management system
- To provide training and awareness related to development of management system such as (HIRARC, Incident Investigation, Internal Audit, Interpretation of Standard Management System, and other related ISO requirement).
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY (OS) SERVICES
Apart from a clear Health, Safety and Environmental Policy, a HSE Plan ensures your specific HSE objectives are achieved and adhered to by all parties. The plan is your main guideline in performing all of your business activities in accord to the related HSE laws, regulations, code of practices and guidelines. The plan may be crafted short and concise yet carefully addressing all workplace activities to suit all legal requirement. This way, the performance may be easily be tracked down. For a larger scale of business operations, the elements in your HSE Plan may extend to your engaged exterior parties such as visitors and contractors rather than your own employees and workplaces.
We always do our best to ensure all HSE Plan that we produced contains only precise and concise information. We publish the final masterpiece beautifully to aid readers understand all of the intentions of the plan therefore making implementation easier.
Incidents occur almost everyday in our lives. It just a matter of time, place and a little bit of luck. Even the best Safety System in the world can’t stop it from happening. A holistic Incident Command System will significantly determine the extent of destruction or damage at a workplace should an accident occurs. Incident is usually referred to ‘once in a blue moon’ thing, so it is vital to ensure your response system is always ready for engagement.
We help our client to devise the best-suit Incident Command System in accord to their business and workplace operations. Plus, we also advise on frequent ‘maintenance’ of the system for ensuring its thorough effectiveness.
Completing a fire risk assessment is the first step to making your premises safer from fire and is a requirement by law. A fire risk assessment is an organised and methodical look at your premises, the activities carried out and the likelihood that a fire could start and cause harm to those in and around the premises.
In our service, we help your company to identify fire hazards and people at risk and to remove or reduce the risk of those hazards causing harm to as low as is reasonably practicable and determine what fire safety measures and management policies are necessary to suit your environment which will limit the effects should a fire occur.
Inspecting, testing and maintaining fire alarm and detection systems is essential for ensuring the systems’ operational status. These activities are necessary to maintain system integrity and make sure the system operates as installed. A regular inspection also can identify issues maintenance and engineering managers must resolve for the system to adequately protect facilities, assets, and occupants.
Key elements of a comprehensive inspection program for fire alarm and detection systems include visual inspections, system testing, maintenance, and records.