An auditor conducting a third party audit finds a critical safety hazard which has not been addressed in the OH&SMS. State how the auditor should respond.

An auditor conducting a third party audit finds a critical safety hazard which has not been addressed in the OH&SMS. State how the auditor should respond.


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The critical safety hazard shall be identified documented in the audit report and presented to the audit members as an opportunity to essays mitigate / eliminate that critical hazards so as to reduce the OH&S risks associated with it. Parallel to it,  the auditor's shall respond to the members stating the circumstances due to which we hazard arise and how acting on it will lead to improvement of OH&S performance (as per clause iso45001 3.2.8) close. The hazard found shall be assessed by carrying out risk assessment, shall be mitigated and the relevant information shall be updated in the OH&S management system are the OH&S manual.


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  1. UnknownMarch 3, 2022 at 10:44 PM

    too much grammar mistake

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  2. edicksjohnnJuly 1, 2022 at 9:30 PM

    Thanks for sharing..
    iso 45001

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  3. A& A Associates Accounting and Audit Firms in DubaiMay 27, 2024 at 4:44 AM

    Great blog post! When an auditor identifies a critical safety hazard that has not been addressed in the Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OH&SMS) during a third-party audit, the auditor should immediately report the finding to the organization's management. This report should include a detailed description of the hazard and the potential risks associated with it. The auditor should also recommend corrective actions and ensure that the organization understands the urgency of addressing the hazard to prevent any potential harm.
    If you need professional auditing services to ensure your organization meets all safety standards, visit A&A Associate - Auditing in UAE . Our experienced auditors are here to help you maintain compliance and safeguard your workplace.

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  4. RanjaniSeptember 3, 2024 at 11:16 AM

    Great article on handling critical safety hazards during audits! Identifying and documenting such hazards is crucial, as it ensures that the issues are addressed and not overlooked. The auditor’s role in presenting these findings to the audit members is pivotal, providing an opportunity to mitigate or eliminate risks effectively. By assessing the hazard and updating the OH&S management system, organizations can significantly improve their safety performance. If you’re looking for expert audit services in dubai to navigate these complexities, firms like Spectrum Accounts, known for their work with audit and accounting companies in Dubai, are well-equipped to help. Their expertise can guide you through compliance and risk management seamlessly.

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