ISO 45001:2015 Certification has finally been released, therefore experts and organizations considering a transition or implementation are researching the requirements for recorded information. The new standard takes a fresh look at document and record control, replacing the OHSAS 18001 standards for records and processes with new criteria for documented information. For more details refer the article ISO 45001 Certification Requirements for Companies.

The standard specifies two terms that identify the type of document that is requested. The phrase “retain documented information as proof of...” indicates that the record must be made, but the phrase “maintain as documented information” indicates that the document, including the procedures, must be developed. The following is a list of the obligatory documented information needed by ISO 45001, as well as the most often utilized papers in the implementation of an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OH&SMS).You want more details about document structure, read this article ISO 45001 Documentation Structure.

ISO 45001:2015 requires mandatory documentation and records.

If you wish to be ISO 45001 compliant, you must create the following documents: