Methodology

The methodology to issue the “I am safe at work” certificate includes several steps:

1. Consultation: Our team of safety experts will consult with the organization to understand their safety policies and procedures.
2. Assessment: Our team will conduct a comprehensive assessment of the organization’s safety practices and identify any areas that need improvement.
3. Improvement Plan: Based on the assessment, our team will work with the organization to develop an improvement plan that addresses any safety issues or gaps.
4. Implementation: The organization will implement the improvement plan and make any necessary changes to their safety practices.
5. Audit: Our team will conduct an audit of the organization’s safety practices to ensure they meet the required standards for the “I am safe at work” certificate.
6. Certification: If the organization meets the required standards, they will be awarded the “I am safe at work” certificate, which they can display to demonstrate their commitment to employee safety.
7. Continuous Improvement: The organization will continue to work with our team to maintain and improve their safety practices to ensure they remain compliant with the required standards.

Overall, the methodology to issue the “I am safe at work” certificate is a rigorous and thorough process that helps organizations improve their safety practices and demonstrate their commitment to employee safety.

Steps to get I am Safe at Work Certificate

Application: Organizations interested in obtaining the I am safe at work Certificate need to fill out an application form, which includes details about their safety policies and procedures, employee training programs, and other relevant information. The application is then reviewed by a team of safety experts to determine if the organization meets the minimum requirements for certification.

Audit: Once the application is approved, a team of safety auditors conducts an onsite audit of the organization’s facilities and processes to assess their compliance with safety standards. The audit includes a review of safety policies and procedures, safety training programs, safety equipment, and safety incident reporting and investigation procedures.

Report: Based on the audit findings, a comprehensive report is prepared that identifies any gaps or deficiencies in the organization’s safety policies and procedures. The report includes recommendations for improvements and corrective actions that the organization needs to implement to meet the safety standards.

Corrective Actions: The organization then has a set period to implement the corrective actions and improvements recommended in the report. The safety auditors conduct a follow-up audit to ensure that the organization has taken the necessary corrective actions.

Certification: Once the corrective actions have been implemented, the safety auditors issue the I am safe at work Certificate, which is valid for a set period. The organization is required to undergo regular audits and reviews to maintain their certification status.