Improve your conformance to the ISO 45001 standard in your Durham NC business.
Pillar Management's primary objective for this training course is to instruct Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) auditors in the principles specific to auditing for conformance with the national and internationally accepted norms and regulations relating to OH&S requirements.
Participants receive a Certificate of Attainment on successful completion of this course. They will be certified for:
- EXEMPLAR GLOBAL-OH (Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems)
- EXEMPLAR GLOBAL-AU (Management Systems Auditing)
- EXEMPLAR GLOBAL-TL (Leading management System Audit Teams)
Benefits:
- Meet the training requirements for auditor certification for OH&S audits
- Understand the requirements of the OHSAS 45001 standard
- Integrate OH&S audits with other management system audits
- Benefit from “lessons learned” by experienced auditors
Agenda
- Introduction to ISO 45001 and interpret the requirements
- Outline of the responsibilities of the Lead Auditor and Auditor
- Principles of National & International Legislation
- Risk Assessment principles and approach
- Risk control – Identify, understand, and manage health and safety hazards and risks
- Policy development
- Planning, Implementation, and Operation of an audit program
- Document Review
- Management Review
- Audit Planning and approach
- On-site verification – approach and techniques
- Conducting the audit
- The Process Approach
- To be able to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of a process
- Writing nonconformances – issues and approaches
- Checking and Corrective Action
Who Should Attend:
- Internal audit managers and internal auditors
- OHSAS Managers
- ISO Management Representatives
Manufacturing Outlook for Durham NC
The manufacturing outlook for Durham, NC, reflects a mix of growth and challenges within the Research Triangle region. Durham’s economy benefits from a strong biopharma sector, with companies like Biogen and Beam Therapeutics investing approximately $400 million, signaling potential for over 5,000 new jobs in the next five years. Advanced manufacturing, including nonwoven textiles and automotive components, thrives due to Durham Technical Community College’s customized training programs. However, manufacturing production has lagged behind the national 7% growth since 2019, with a 1% increase locally, amid supply chain concerns and recession fears. While employment hit 14-year highs post-pandemic, recent job retreats suggest adaptability will be key to sustaining this diverse industrial hub.