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Auditors should have certain knowledge and skills, while audit team leaders should have some additional knowledge and skills.
From the following list, select two that only apply to audit team leaders.
When calculating an ISO 45001 third party initial audit duration, which two of the following statements are false?
You are an audit team leader conducting an ISO 45001 surveillance audit of a nautical college that provides course for those working in the maritime sector. The College Principle Is absent, and you are interviewing the Deputy (DP)
DP: 1 apologise for the absence of the College Principle. He has called in sick today and we are really short of staff.
You: 1 see, it really should not affect the OHSMS so the audit can progress as normal.
DP: The College principle set up the system. I am afraidi am not as familiar with it as he is.
You: OK, let’s start with the OH and S policy. What are the main issues for the OHSMS here?
DP: Give me a minute. I need look at the OH and S Policy on the noticeboard in his office.
As the audit progresses, It is clear that the Deputy College Principle has a very low knowledge of the OHSMS. He continually has to search the answers to your questions or asks staff members about their processes.
Choose one of the following options that best describes the basis for the nonconformity.
You are conducting a Stage 2 audit of a fast-food provider that operates three local restaurants.
Earlier in the day, you visited restaurant no. 2, where you noted there were no first aid kits or fire extinguishers present on site.
You are now interviewing the Chief Executive Officer, and you ask him if he is aware of the absence of OHS equipment at restaurant 2. He confirms that he is and says that this is because all the restaurant equipment was removed from the room, and next week, the new restaurant equipment will start being installed.
He shows you a management of change record that confirms this and identifies several potential risks arising from the equipment refresh. A single action is recorded that states, “Close restaurant 2 to the public until replacement equipment is installed and staff are trained on its use.”
How should you react? Select one.
Which two of the following options do not participate in a first-party audit?
Showitoff is an organization specialization in the design and production of wall decorating materials for the domestic market.
During an ISO 45001 certification audit of the site, the auditor comes across an open, walled area just outside the maintenance department. It contains various scraps of wood and metal as well as serveral rusty components. Several heavy concrete beams are learning against a thin brick wall in which cracks are available. When asked about it, the OHS Manager states that he presumes that the materials come from maintenance work, so it is the Maintenance Manager’s responsibility.
The auditor interview the Maintenance Manager in his department. He asks about the area outside and is told that it contains some excess material that the Manager likes to keep in case they come in handy at some stage. The auditor points out that the wall appears to be unstable and could collapse at any moment. The Maintenance Manager is not aware of such a situation.
Wash-it-up is an organization that provides window cleaning services for the industrial sector. It has been certified to ISO 45001 for some time and has appointed a new OHS Manager. The auditor asks to see the most recent management review meeting minutes.
Which three statement would represent input audit evidence for the management review?
On behalf of a certification body, you are conducting a combined audit of Shelf-Fit. The organization designs, manufacturing install interiors for retail stores. They employ subcontractors for the installation work.
Representing the ISO 45001 audit, you ask the Purchase Manager about the identification of health and safety hazards for contractors on site. Having previously reviewed the hazards list (HZD-21/11 Rev.3), you found that various health and safety hazards were listed but not were associated with contractor working on-site.
When you ask about the use of contractors, the response is, ‘’We know that contractors use chemicals, such as glues, paints and vanishes. We trust them since they know more than we do about the safe handling of such issues’’. The auditor made the same enquiry to an accompanying member of the health and safety team and was told that chemical safety had never been a problem with the installation process.
For the purpose of operating an ISO 45001-based Occupational Health and Safety Management System, which two of the following are relevant requirements of a relevant interested party?
You identify that the OSHMS manager conducts a safety inspection of the building each day before the museum opens to the public. You review your latest report and note that there seems to be some confusion between what constitutes a hazard and what constitutes a risk.
Which three of the following observations has the OHSMS manager correctly rated?
A multi-level shopping centre is open every day to the public from 09:00–21:00. During an external audit of the centre to ISO 45001, you establish that there are 120 retail outlets. There are eight escalators to all levels and four sets of elevators. When asked about safety performance improvement objectives, the Centre Manager says that there are plans to reduce the number of reported incidents and complaints.
You: I note from the incident log that reported incidents have increased in the past year. Why is this?
Centre Manager: The number of shoppers coming into the centre has increased by about 10 per cent in the last year. More people around means that more things will happen.
You: What actions have been taken to deal with this increase?
Centre Manager: We conducted awareness training for staff. For example, making sure that any hazardous areas are well signed.
You: I see that the escalators account for a number of accidents. Have you taken any actions to try and reduce this?
Centre Manager: Most of these accidents are caused by people failing to take care at the ends. So, the answer is no, it is difficult to do anything about that.
You: How do you monitor safety in the centre?
Centre Manager: We train our staff to be alert to potential safety problems when walking around the centre. We empower them to take whatever action is necessary.
Which four actions should you take to investigate the situation further?
