If your Safety Management System is not effective you may well be increasing both the safety and legal liability risk within your organisation.

International standards state that an Safety Management System enables an organisation to manage its HSE risks and improve its HSE performance. An Safety management system assists an organisation to fulfil its legal requirements and other requirements (ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 14001:2015).

Most Safety Management Systems have not been designed with the end user’s needs in mind. If your system is not effective you may well be increasing both the safety and legal liability risk within your organisation.

By developing and implementing a simple, fit for purpose Safety Management System, organisations will be able to effectively and efficiently:

• Plan: determine and assess risks, establish objectives and processes necessary to deliver results
• Do: implement processes as planned
• Check: monitor and measure activities, risk controls and processes
• Act: take actions to continually improve performance to achieve intended outcomes

HSE Global can help you develop, implement, monitor and review a fit for purpose Safety Management System.

Using our extensive industry experience, we can help your teams develop HSE policies, procedures and tools that are simple to understand, have practical application and focus on the end user implementation.