Introducing an occupational health and safety management system
Corporate success is based on a motivated workforce and their strong performance for the company. That is why it is all the more important for every company to protect the health of its employees and prevent accidents.
WESSLING will help you organise the introduction of comprehensive occupational health and safety management systems (OHSMS) in your company. Accidents do not just happen; they are caused. An accident results in human suffering, downtime and high costs. Management systems for occupational health and safety serve to prevent accidents and bring about continuous lasting improvements in occupational health and safety.
Goals of occupational health and safety management systems
The legislator regulates occupational health and safety in the workplace in the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Implementation is especially the responsibility of the employer and the company. The purpose of an occupational health and safety management system is to eliminate the causes of accidents systematically and permanently. The long-lasting preventive benefits of such a system are now recognised worldwide. The goal should be to carry out regular risk assessments and to combine occupational health and safety with operational procedures in an appropriate way.
Our services for your occupational health and safety management system
- We establish individual occupational health and safety management systems and steer them towards certification (in accordance with ISO 45001 or the trade association seals).
- We will support you in your safety policy, so that you can efficiently achieve intermediate and overall objectives.
- We will help you optimise communication channels.
Your contact for occupational health and safety management
- Michael Andrees
- +49 2505 89-211
- michael.andrees@wessling-ce.de
„Modern occupational health and safety is organised by a management system and continuously optimised – for the health and safety of your employees and therefore your company as a whole.“
