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Posted By Raj
Can anybody send me a soft copy of the text of the OHSAS 18001 system please.
Would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks and warm regards
raj
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Posted By TBC
Sent a Powerpoint presentation direct.
Regards
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Posted By Raj
Hello Tom,
Many Thanks. I definitely can put this to use. However, a text of the OHSAS System would be very useful.
warm regards
raj
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Posted By Donald Macfarlane
I too would appreciate a copy of the presentation
Thanks in advance
Donald
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Posted By Arran Linton - Smith Raj, Are you aware that the copyright for OHSAS 18001 is owned in the UK by the BSI Organisation? If you need this document, you should be purchasing this directly from them or any other approved distributor. Details of this document can be found on http://emea.bsi-global.c...Quick+Guide/index.xalter
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Posted By David A Jones
surely anyone who sent you an electronic or photo copy of OHSAS 18001 would be in breech of copyright laws
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Posted By Raj
Sorry about that. I waithdraw my request in this case.
warm regards
raj
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Posted By TBC
I'm sure that anyone seeking information or useful presentations on this site will put them to good use in the promotion of H&S and in particular OHSAS 18001. Any organisation providing the OHSAS 18001 accreditation will, I'm sure, be only too pleased to be involved in any use of promotional material -- after all, they will probably eventually cash in on the final outcome. I'm sure that Raj is 'testing the waters' at this stage to decide whether it would be of advantage to seek accreditation for his company and use various materials to influence the purse holders to part with the cash.
Stand up all those who have never broken copyright........
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Posted By TBC
My breeches are OK anyway - I've got a storng pair of braces to hold them up.
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Posted By Merv Newman
I would hesitate to recommend the ILO system as a substitute for OHSAS. The philosophies are fundamentally different even though either way one could end up with a perfectly adequate and equivalent system.
While OHSAS is aimed at being voluntarilly adopted by company managements, (as are ISO 9000 and 14000) ILO HS2003 is aimed at being adopted by national governments as a mandatory, legally required system. It also requires direct union involvement in administering the system. While neither of these objectives is a bad thing, en soit, the cultural differences are quite significant. IMHO
If you can afford the £450 (from memory, when we bought it a few years back) the CD-ROM available from BSI is a good investment.
Merv
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