ISO 45001, a new occupational health and safety management system standard used by the international organization for Standardization (ISO) to replace OHSAS 18001, was published in 2016. This new standard is used to help organizations around the world ensure the health and safety of their workers. The positioning of this standard is to replace the OHSAS 18001 standard that has been widely used in the world, and the ultimate goal is still to improve the existing occupational health and safety performance.
It provides a powerful and effective process for improving the work safety of the global supply chain. Designed to help organizations of all sizes and industries, the new international standards are expected to reduce workplace injuries and diseases worldwide. ISO 45001 provides effective and usable guidance to government agencies, industries and other affected stakeholders to improve staff safety in countries around the world. With an easy-to-use framework, it can be applied to factories and production facilities, no matter where they are located.
ISO 45001 is a new OHSMS international standard. Although similar to OHSAS 18001, the new ISO 45001 standard adopts the top-level framework of annex SL in the revised new ISO management system standard. Since ISO 45001 aims to integrate with other ISO management system standards and ensure high compatibility with the new version of ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), enterprises that have implemented ISO standards will have an advantage if they decide to carry out ISO 45001 work. With the expansion of enterprise scale and the improvement of production intensity, higher requirements are put forward for the quality management and operation mode of enterprises. Enterprises must adopt modern management mode to make all production and operation activities, including safety production management, scientific, standardized and legal.








