Management of Health and Safety Clause Samples

Management of Health and Safety. The requirements for certification in general, of the Contractor’s management systems are set out in Scope section S600 (Quality Management). The certification requirements for the Contractor’s corporate health and safety system for the contract are The Contractor • obtains certification from a body accredited by UKAS (or another body accepted by the Service Manager) of its corporate health and safety management system within 1 year of the starting date, • is not permitted to start any work until certification is gained unless the Service Manager has accepted that compliance to the standard is acceptable for a prescribed period and • submits to the Service Manager a copy of all certificates within one week after it is obtained. If the Contractor already holds such certification at the starting date, the Contractor submits to the Service Manager a copy of all certificates within one week of the starting date.

Management of Health and Safety. 1.2.1. The Consultant’s health and safety management system: (1) In March 2018, ISO 45001: 2018 (Occupational health and safety management systems) was published and replaced OHSAS 18001:2007. (2) The Consultant will operate a formal health and safety management system which: ▪ complies to either OHSAS18001:2007 or ISO45001:2018 or other approved standard accepted by the Service Manager by the end of the Mobilisation Period, and subsequently will, ▪ gain certification to ISO45001:2018 by a third-party accreditation body (accredited by UKAS or another body recognised by Highways England) by 31 March 2021, unless the Service Manager has accepted that maintaining compliance to another approved standard is acceptable for the duration of the contract. (3) The Consultant develops a formal health and safety system. This includes defining health and safety procedures and processes, operating occupational health surveillance and monitoring, and the development of a proactive health and safety culture. This follows the principles defined by: (a) BS ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety management, or (b) the (UK) Health & Safety Executive (HSE) document HSG65 ‘Successful Health & Safety Management’, or (c) a suitable and equivalent recognised health and safety management system. (4) The Consultant documents the management systems, and fully and effectively implements the systems prior to the commencement of the service. (5) The Consultant develops its management system with other Community Partners to provide consistency of approach and interoperability, ensuring activities are consistent between all Community Partners allowing seamless provision of service between different sites within the Affected Property. (6) The Consultant interfaces and aligns its management system with the Client’s ‘Health and Safety Management System’ (HSMS), and the associated policies and procedures. (7) The health and safety management system forms part of the Consultant’s Quality Plan as defined in Annex 16. 1.2.2. Consultant’s occupational health management system: The Consultant (1) operates an occupational health management system in line with the requirements of HSE's construction occupational health management model and (2) participates in working groups with the aim of improving health and safety management performance in relation to the following topics: (i) Designing for health and safety in buildability and operability and maintenance, (ii) Construction health and safet...