ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management System Training
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Format: 10 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts) and 1 PDF
Duration: 1h and 33m
Description
The ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management System Training course introduces learners to the internationally recognised standard for workplace health and safety management. It explains why structured safety systems are essential for reducing accidents, improving wellbeing, and meeting legal obligations in the UK.
Workplace accidents, unsafe processes, and poor risk management can lead to legal issues and harm to employees. This course is suitable for health and safety staff, supervisors, managers, compliance officers, and anyone involved in operational risk management. It helps learners understand how to implement and maintain effective OH&S systems.
This course covers the full ISO 45001 framework, from planning and leadership to operational control, emergency preparedness, internal auditing, and continual improvement. Learners will explore risk-based thinking, hazard identification, performance evaluation, and compliance with UK legislation. By the end of the course, participants will be able to support certification preparation, improve safety culture, and contribute to effective organisational governance.
Course Curriculum :
Module 1 — Foundations Of Occupational Health And Safety Management
- Evolution From OHSAS 18001 To ISO 45001
- Purpose, Scope, And Objectives Of ISO 45001
- UK Legal Context: HSWA 1974, MHSWR 1999, PUWER, LOLER
- Role Of International Bodies: ISO, ILO, WHO
- Principles Of Risk-Based Thinking And Preventive Action
- PDCA Cycle And Systems Approach To OH&S
- Relationship Between Legal Compliance And Management Systems
Module 2 — Structure And Core Framework Of ISO 45001
- High-Level Structure (Annex SL) And Integration Logic
- Clause Overview (1–10) And Key Terminology
- Context Of The Organization And Scope Definition
- Harmonization With ISO 9001 And ISO 14001 (IMS Concept)
- Documented Information Requirements And Control
- ISO 45001 Vs OHSAS 18001 Mapping And Transition Highlights
- Continual Improvement And PDCA Alignment
Module 3 — Leadership And Worker Participation
- Leadership Responsibilities And Commitment (Clause 5)
- Development And Communication Of OH&S Policy
- Roles, Responsibilities, And Authorities In UK Organisations
- Worker Participation And Consultation (Clause 5.4 Deep Dive)
- Trade Union And HSR Engagement (Insights From ACTU Guide)
- Building Positive Safety Culture And Psychological Safety
- Ethical Leadership And Influence On System Performance
Module 4 — Planning For Risk, Opportunities And Compliance
- Clause 6 Overview And Strategic Intent
- Identifying Hazards And Assessing OH&S Risks
- Evaluating Opportunities For Improvement And Innovation
- Legal And Other Requirements (UK HSE Compliance)
- Setting SMART OH&S Objectives And Targets
- Risk Register And Action Planning Methodologies
- Integrating Risk Planning With Corporate Governance And ESG
Module 5 — Support, Competence And Communication
- Resource Allocation And Infrastructure Requirements
- Competence Development Framework For H&S Professionals
- Awareness And Behavioural Safety Programmes
- Internal And External Communication Processes
- Control Of Documented Information And Records Management
- Knowledge Management And Continuous Learning
- Digital Tools And Data Security In OH&S Documentation
Module 6 — Operational Control And Emergency Preparedness
- Clause 8 Operational Planning And Control Principles
- Applying The Hierarchy Of Controls (Clause 8.1.2)
- Procurement And Contractor Management In UK Supply Chains
- Managing Change And Outsourced Processes
- Emergency Preparedness And Response Plans
- Incident Response, Investigation, And Corrective Action
- Linking Operational Resilience To Business Continuity (ISO 22301 Interface)
Module 7 — Performance Evaluation And Internal Auditing
- Clause 9 Performance Evaluation Requirements
- OH&S Key Performance Indicators And Data Metrics
- Monitoring, Measurement And Analysis Techniques
- Internal Audit Principles And ISO 19011 Guidance
- Audit Planning, Execution And Evidence Collection
- Nonconformity Management And Corrective Action Verification
- Management Review And Performance Reporting For Executives
Module 8 — Continual Improvement And System Maturity
- Clause 10 Improvement Concepts And Lifecycle
- Root Cause Analysis Methods (5 Whys, Fishbone, Kepner-Tregoe)
- Learning From Incidents And Near Misses
- Leading And Lagging Indicators For Proactive Improvement
- Benchmarking And Best Practice Comparisons (UK And Global)
- Driving Cultural And Behavioural Change
- Using Digital Analytics For Predictive Safety Management
Module 9 — Integrated And Advanced Applications
- Integration With ISO 9001 And ISO 14001 (IMS Auditing Approach)
- Introduction To ISO 45003 (Psychosocial Risk Management)
- Cross-Standard Audit Methods And Efficiency Gains
- Data-Driven Safety And EHS Management Software Applications
- Linking ISO 45001 To CSR And Sustainability Frameworks
- Emerging Technologies In Workplace Safety (AI And IoT)
- Preparing For Future Trends And HSE 2030 Priorities
Module 10 — Implementation And Strategic Leadership
- Implementation Phases: Gap Analysis To Certification
- Building A Document Matrix And Process Map
- Stakeholder Engagement And Change Management Plans
- Preparing For UKAS-Accredited External Audits
- Maintaining Certification And Continuous Compliance
- Strategic Governance And Board-Level Reporting
- Professional Development Pathways (NEBOSH, IOSH, PECB, IRCA)
Accreditation
Our course is fully CPD-accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field.
Certification
Once you’ve completed your course, you will immediately be sent a FREE CPD-accredited digital certificate, titled: ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety Management System Training. You will also get a FREE hardcopy certificate (Shipping cost £5.99).
Recommended renewal
This certificate does not have a fixed expiration date. However, in accordance with industry best practice guidelines, it is recommended that the certification be renewed every 3 years.
Who is this course for?
- Health and safety officers in any workplace setting
- Supervisors responsible for staff wellbeing and compliance
- Managers overseeing operational risk and governance
- Internal auditors reviewing safety management systems
- Anyone involved in workplace health and safety planning
Career path
- Health and Safety Officer
- Compliance Manager
- ISO 45001 Internal Auditor
- Health and Safety Coordinator
- Risk and Compliance Officer
- Operations Manager
- Quality, Health & Safety Manager
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