Information and presentations on Osha-18000 - PDF Download

Hi,

Please send me information about OSHA-18000.

Dear Mr. Sandip,

Nice to see your interest in the topics. Just have a look at the attached files regarding OHSAS 18001.

Hope this will help you.

Dear Friends,

The information in the attachments is good and informative. The OHSAS 18001 was revised in 2007 as OHSAS 18001:2007. There have been some emphasis and terminology changes, but generally, the main contents remain intact.

Regards,
Steve Cheong
Senior Consultant

Dear all,

Thanks for the comments. It's very nice to hear that everyone found it useful.

@ Steve Cheong, thank you for your valuable contribution to the thread. Please continue to participate and share your expertise with us.

Keep up the pace.

Dear Sandip and all friends on citehr,

I'm Vihangakash Bhatt, an ISO and HR consultant from Surat, Gujarat. My scope of work is towards developing organizational effectiveness tools. I also provide training in this field. If you require any help in this respect, please let me know.

Regards,
Vihangakash Bhatt
Cell: 09377470253

Dear Sandip,

Mr. Dipil explains clearly through the attached file about OSHA 18001. Thanks for your input, Mr. Steve.

Dear Dipil & Sandip,

I have a nice video regarding why OSHA rules were created and how they work. Unfortunately, I can't upload it. I will try to upload it as soon as possible.

Thanks & Be safe,
Raghu

Dear friends,

Please find a copy of the OHSAS 18001:2007 standard. Kindly read this along with Dipil's presentation for better understanding.

Regards,
Nandish

Dear friends,

Please find attached a copy of the OHSAS 18001:2007 standard. Kindly review this document in conjunction with Dipil's presentation for a more comprehensive understanding.

Regards,
Nandish

Dear Sir,

With regard to OHSAS 18001:2007, I would like to add some more information. In 1996, the ISO 14001:1996 was released, which was so simple and user-friendly that organizations started showing interest in this standard.

In the same year, in England, the BS 8800:1996 was released for Occupational health and safety management system. In 1999, the OHSAS 18001:1999 was released as ISO had not approved the OHSAS standard.

About 13 certification bodies joined together and released the OHSAS 18001:1999 based on BS 8800:1996, but it took the structure of the ISO 14001:1996. The British Standards Institute published this standard, but please note it is not a BSI standard. If you compare the ISO 14001:1996 with OHSAS 18001:1999 and ISO 14001:2004 with OHSAS 18001:2007, you can find that there is no difference in the structure of the system.

There is a guidance standard, OHSAS 18001:2008, which explains the standard.

But one day will come when we may get one standard for Quality, environment, and Safety & Health management system, as one cannot separate all these.

Regards,

T.S. SRINIVASN

Dear All,

Anyone having the OHSAS 18002, Guidelines for the Implementation of OHSAS 18001 document... If so, request to share the same...

Thanks in advance...

Dear Dipil,

In response to your query about OHSAS 18002 in your previous post, I have searched for the document with my friends but have not been able to locate it yet. I will continue my efforts, and once I find it, I will share it with you and our EHS members.

Thanks and stay safe.

Raghu

Dear friends,

I have a draft copy of 18002, which should be as good as the final one.

Regards,
Nandish

Dear Nandish,

Thank you very much for your OHSAS 18002 document. Surely, this will be a good write-up to go through. Keep on sharing your expertise with us.

Dear Raghu,

Thanks for your efforts and concern shown. Let's keep up the pace.

Dear Srinivasan,

There already exists a combination of these standards known as an Integrated Management System. We have already implemented this system since 2009 and audited the same. Just sharing info.

Regards,

Dear Sir,

With regard to OHSAS 18001:2007, I would like to add some more things. In 1996, ISO 14001:1996 was released, which was simple and user-friendly. Organizations started showing interest in this standard. In the same year, in England, BS8800:1996 was released for Occupational health and safety management system. In 1999, OHSAS 18001:1999 was released as ISO had not approved the OHSAS standard. About 13 certification bodies joined together and released OHSAS 18001:1999 based on BS 8800:1996, but it took the structure of ISO 14001:1996. The British Standards Institute published this standard, but please note it is not a BSI standard. If you compare ISO 14001:1996 with OHSAS 18001:1999 and ISO 14001:2004 with OHSAS 18001:2007, you can find that there is no difference in the structure of the system.

There is a guidance standard OHSAS 18001:2008 that explains the standard.

But one day will come when we may get one standard for quality, environment, and safety & health management system as one cannot separate all these.

Regards,

T.S. Srinivasan

Dear neeraj4all, Dear Sir,

Thank you for your kind response. As OHSAS is not an ISO standard, even when organizations implement an Integrated Management System, we will be receiving separate certificates based on the requirements of the individual standards such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001. What I meant is that one single standard incorporating quality, environment, and health and safety will come soon. As of now, until ISO accepts or introduces a new standard for health and safety, this is not possible. Given the positive response to OHSAS 18001, the day will come when ISO will consider one standard for all quality, environment, and health and safety, which will be much more helpful for organizations.

In this context, it is worth noting that OHSAS 18001 has received good responses not only globally but also in India, even though B.I.S has introduced a similar standard called IS 18001.

Regards, T.S. SRINIVASAN

Dear All,

Can anyone share more information on Integrated Management System? I am looking for manuals, procedures, and formats related to the Integrated Management System (9001, 14001, & 18001 systems).

Thanks,
Manjunatha N

Dear All,

We are in the process of implementing IMS (Integrated Management System). I want to address aspects, impacts, and hazards/risks related to abnormal human behavior. Can anyone please guide?

Thanks,
Minrah

Dear Minrah,

I hope that for implementing the IMS, you might have hired a consultancy. Ask them for samples from which you can easily create the required document. Alternatively, you can simply post the draft you prepared for comments from the forum members.

Thank you.

Dear Minrah,

I apologize, but I never received your post. From what I understand, you are looking for information on AIRR. Please find the attached documents. There are several linked worksheets included. Begin with the first worksheet and work your way through to the last one. This should give you a good understanding.

We have an online system in place. If you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact me.

Regards,
Neeraj

Dear Neeraj,
I downloaded your attachment and read it. It was very good and informative! However, I couldn't find human behavior being addressed for hazard identification. Can you please help with this?
Regards,
Minrah

Dear sir,

Please tell me how many mandatory procedures are in ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.

After many months, I was browsing for some documentation on OHSAS, and I am thankful to my friends in Cite HR who have posted them years back.

V. Raghunathan

Dear Raghunathan & Friends,

I would like to suggest checking for ISO 45001:2018 now instead of OHSAS 18001 for OHSMS. OHSAS 18001 is currently being replaced by ISO 45001:2018. We have already transitioned from OHSAS and obtained certification for ISO 45001 last year.

Thank you.