OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION TO OHSAS 18001:2002

An OHSMS is a structured process to minimize potentials of work related fatalities, injuries and illness and to increase productivity by reducing the direct and indirect costs associated with accidents which improves the quality and reduces the cost of manufactured products and / or services rendered.

In the charged global business environment, of industrial development, there is a sustained worldwide endeavor to adopt a cost effective management system similar to the quality or environment management system for Occupational Health and Safety practices in an organization. The system aims at eliminating or reducing workplace hazards by identifying and controlling the impact of the present and potential hazards in a timely manner. Based upon BS 8800:1996 and the OSH-MS and ILO Guidelines, the OHSAS 18001:1996 specification provides an internationally recognized framework for certification of an organization's Occupation, Health and Safety Management system .

The OHSAS 18001:1996 is compatible for integration with other management system standards eg. ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:1996 and its implementation, as a standalone system or as a part of an integrated management system, provides a proactive approach to an organization to safeguard its occupational health and safety risks and demonstrates its commitment to safeguard its employees from likely accidents; besides compliance with legal and statutory labour legislation.

QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION TO ISO 9001:2000

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION TO ISO 14001:96 ::