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December 1st 2004

Knowing your workplace responsibilities and liabilities is essential, especially when it comes to health and safety and the only sure way to know what is going on in an organisation, controlling it and having peace of mind, is to manage it effectively.

OHSAS 18001 is a standard for health and safety that provides a framework for a management system that will enable the user to better manage the situation and meet their obligations.

While still a fairly new standard, it is already being adopted by many different types of organisation. It is directly compatible with ISO 14001 and links comfortably with ISO 9001.

This enables any organisation to integrate and simplify these crucial elements of modern business practice.

NQA Training & Development offers an introductory training course on the subject. Courses are presented by professionals with hands on knowledge of their subject areas. They will use case studies and aim to answer queries decisively.

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