New version of OHSAS 18001

[Rozzita]

Good day!
I have the standard. See the link below.
I hope it will help.
If there are any quastions - write to me
Good luck!!!

P.S.: new version of the OHSAS 18001 is more sever (at some clauses) then previuos. But in general it just detailise the old version.

 

[harry]

Good day!
I have the standard. See the link below.
I hope it will help.
If there are any quastions - write to me
Good luck!!!

P.S.: new version of the OHSAS 18001 is more sever (at some clauses) then previuos. But in general it just detailise the old version.

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[daniyd]

Hi Rozzita and dear all

Greetings from Jakarta.
I would like to introduce myself, my name is Dani Darwis, I understand that this standard OHSAS is copyrighted document, I got the old version ohsas 1999, how can I get this new version of ohsas 18001?

Thanks and regards
Dani

 

[Randy]

Hi Rozzita and dear all

Greetings from Jakarta.
I would like to introduce myself, my name is Dani Darwis, I understand that this standard OHSAS is copyrighted document, I got the old version ohsas 1999, how can I get this new version of ohsas 18001?

Thanks and regards
Dani

Just follow this link and you can get one......
https://www.bsiamericas.com/OHS/Standards/index.xalter

 

[tyker]

Follow the link below for a BSI presentation on the subject of OHSAS.

https://seminar.bsi-global.com/OHSAS18001290108

I'm not sure when the link expires.

 

[daniyd]

Thanks for the link of BSI Presentation.

Is there anybody can explain regarding how many documented procedures must be developed to comply with new version of OHSAS 18001:2007?

Thanks in advance
Dani Darwis

 

[tyker]

Thanks for the link of BSI Presentation.

Is there anybody can explain regarding how many documented procedures must be developed to comply with new version of OHSAS 18001:2007?

Thanks in advance
Dani Darwis

There are plenty of references in the standard to documents which are required such as scope, policy and objectives.

However, the standard clause 3.19 has a note stating that "procedures can be documented or not".

Clause 4.4.6 (a) requires documented procedures only "where their absence could lead to deviations from the OH&S policy and the objectives".

So, strictly speaking, you could get away with no documented procedures at all. You would need to justify that stance to yourself and, if you go for registration, to your external auditor.

 

[Randy]

Tyker is right.......but don't bet your paycheck on it.

 

[Sidney Vianna]

Follow the link below for a BSI presentation on the subject of OHSAS.

https://seminar.bsi-global.com/OHSAS18001290108

I like the idea of BSi's Associate Consultant Programme, with "endorsed" consultants being referred by BSi.

 

[Randy]

I like the idea of BSi's Associate Consultant Programme, with "endorsed" consultants being referred by BSi.

This was a subject of conversation today during BS25999 training and at dinner as well. Utilization of the ACP here in the US is not at the same level of the UK, but there is potential for growth.

Here's the link to the UK site https://www.bsi-uk.com/ACP/index.xalter

Thank you Sidney.