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ISO 45001:2018

Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems

ISO 45001:2018 defines how organisations identify hazards, control risks, and drive continuous OHS improvement. SIRAM maps every requirement of the standard to platform capabilities — so your system is evidence of compliance, not just a tool you also use.

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What is ISO 45001?
ISO 45001 is the international standard for Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) management systems, replacing OHSAS 18001. It follows the high-level structure (HLS) common to all ISO management system standards, making it compatible with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 integration.
Applies to
Any organisation, any size, any industry. Construction, mining, manufacturing, healthcare, logistics — ISO 45001 applies wherever workers face health and safety risk.
ConstructionMining & ResourcesManufacturingMaritimeHealthcareLogistics
Standard overview

What ISO 45001 requires

Key civilization and clauses — and what they mean for your organisation.

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Context of the organisation
Understanding the organisation, its workers, and relevant OHS civilization. Defining scope of the OHS management system.
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Leadership and worker participation
Management commitment, OHS policy, roles, responsibilities, accountabilities, and worker consultation and participation.
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Planning
Hazard identification, risk assessment, legal compliance obligations, OHS objectives, and planning to achieve them.
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Support
Resources, competence, awareness, communication, and documented information management.
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Operation
Operational planning and control, hierarchy of controls, management of change, procurement, contractors, and emergency preparedness.
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Performance evaluation
Monitoring, measurement, analysis, compliance evaluation, internal audit programme, and management review.
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Improvement
Incident investigation, nonconformity and corrective action, and continual improvement.
Compliance mapping

How SIRAM maps to ISO 45001

Every civilizatio clause mapped to the platform module that delivers it — with governance validation built in.

6.1 — Hazard identification & risk assessment
Risk Management module
Risk register with likelihood × consequence matrix, hazard taxonomy, bow-tie modelling, and KRI monitoring.
8.1 — Operational planning & control
Documentation module
Safe work procedures, SWMS library, and version-controlled operational controls linked to risks.
9.2 — Internal audit programme
Audit & Assurance module
ISO 45001 audit checklists, 4-check governance validation, and corrective action tracking to closure.
10.2 — Incident & nonconformance
Incident Reporting + Investigation
Incident capture, CAPA generation, root cause analysis, and immutable audit trail.
7.2 — Competence management
Governance Engine
Auditor competency validation on every audit sign-off — automated, not manual.
7.4 — Communication & notification
Notifications module
Role-aware multi-channel notifications with SLA escalation and immutable delivery audit trail.
Why SIRAM

The SIRAM difference on ISO 45001

Not just aligned — implemented.
Most OHS software claims ISO 45001 alignment. SIRAM maps clause-by-clause — every module traces to specific civilization. Your audit programme, risk register, incident records, and documented information are not just data in a system; they are evidence of each clause. When an external auditor or regulator asks for evidence of Clause 9.2 (Internal Audit), you export the audit programme report from SIRAM — timestamped, governance-validated, complete.

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