ADOSH-SF OSH Management System Development
Establish an occupational safety and health management system that sets clear responsibilities from corporate leadership to site supervisors and contractors.
Discuss your requirementsSystem design for the realities of site operations
An OSH management system has to cover the decisions people make during mobilisation, permit approval, contractor handovers and incident response. The system should also make it clear which records each function is expected to maintain.
Scope of work
We map applicable requirements to your organisation’s existing practices, develop the documents and tools needed for the agreed scope, and establish a sequence for introducing them to the teams who will use them.
Framework and operating scope
We review authority or sector correspondence, relevant activities and contractor responsibilities to define the boundaries of the system.
Policies and site controls
The documentation covers the agreed arrangements for risk assessment, contractor control, incident reporting, inspection and emergency response.
Implementation and review
We brief control owners, trial selected forms with site teams and set a schedule for reviewing adoption and resolving issues.
Frequently asked questions
Can an existing OSHAD manual be updated?
Yes. The review identifies what can be retained, what needs updating and where the site needs evidence that a procedure is working.
Does the engagement cover implementation?
The scope can include workshops, trials of operational forms and follow-up reviews with the HSE team. Agree the sites and extent of support at the start.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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