AS 4801 Safety Management Systems

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AS 4801 Safety Management Systems
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• A properly structured and documented Safety
  Management System should be seen as one of an
  organisations most important strategic
  documents.

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• It will be relevant to what you do and how you do
  it and should integrate with other management
  systems (eg 9001 Quality or 14001 Environmental)
  that you have in place.

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• A Safety Management System will not a guarantee
  that workplace incidents and injuries wont
  happen but provide defined procedures,

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• policies and responsibilities to allow and
  organisation to minimise risk, treat safety
  proactively and provide a degree of comfort in
  knowing that applicable legislation has been
  complied with and due diligence has been
  demonstrated.

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• Our consultants work with organisations to
  develop tailored Safety Management Systems  to
  meet the requirements of AS/NZS 48012001
  Occupational Health and

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• Safety Management Systems, and comply with
  relevant Work Health Safety Acts, Regulartions
  and Codes of Practice.

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Safety Management Systems generally include

• procedures
• policies
• responsibilities
• Safe Work Method Statements

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• document and records control
• forms and templates
• registers
• Site Safety Plan templates

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• If you require 4801 certification for tenders or
  if you simply want to potentially reduce the
  number of incidents and injuries in your
  workforce then a properly developed and
  implemented safety management system is essential.

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• For more information, please visit

http//www.qasinternational.com.au