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Introduction

This two-day course offers practical guidance on how to conduct and plan internal audits, develop effective checklists and gather objective evidence to evaluate audit findings and determine conformity, nonconformity and effectiveness against the requirements of ISO 45001.

Successful completion of this course based on the six-stages auditing approach ensures the skills needed to meet the standard requirements.

Who should attend?

Anyone looking to be an internal OH&S management systems auditor.

What will you learn?

  • An overview of the OH&S management system standard ISO 45001
  • Selected techniques used for assessment and management of OH&S hazards and associated risks
  • The roles and responsibilities of an internal OH&S management systems auditor
  • Audit planning
  • How to carry out audits using LRQA's 6 stage approach
  • How to gather objective evidence through observation, interviewing and sampling of documents
  • How to evaluate audit findings and determine conformity, nonconformity and effectiveness
  • How to report findings accurately
  • What a corrective action is and who is responsible for implementing the action
  • How to follow up and verify the effectiveness of corrective action.

What do you need to prepare?

The knowledge presented in Introduction to ISO 45001 course.

What's included?

  • Training course materials
  • Lunch and refreshments for public attendees only
  • Certificate of attendance.

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Course length

  • Two days for the classroom and virtual course.
  • Two days for the blended course; the first day is delivered as an eLearning module (3-5 hours) and the second day as a classroom or virtual classroom.
  • For eLearning, the average guided learning time is intended to be between 3-5 hours. Study time can vary depending on a range of factors including; delegates' current understanding of the subject, study environment and learning style.

Blended learning

  • An eLearning module approximately 3-5 hours long
    One face-to-face classroom day
    The eLearning module contains valuable information not included in the classroom training, and must be taken before the classroom training.

In-house

If you are looking for a course for four or more people, you may find our in-house option more cost-effective. Contact the team for a quote.