Implementation of Quality, Environmental and Health & Safety Management Systems

This Implementation of Quality, Environmental and Health & Safety Management Systems training course uses a range of approaches to learning, including experiential group activities, individual exercises, mini-case studies, and role plays. A key part of the learning process is sharing the differing experiences participants bring, as well as experimenting with some new techniques.

This training course will provide delegates:

• Building Quality Management System using ISO 9001:2015 Guidelines
• Introduction to ISO 9001:2015 QMS Clauses & Requirements
• The PDCA Approach
• Environmental Monitoring & Measurements
• Determination of Environmental Aspects and Methodologies for Establishing Significant Impacts
• Management Commitments & Responsibilities in maintaining the OH&S MS
• OH&S Activities Monitoring & Measurements
• IMS Concept, Definition and Documentations
• Gap analysis stage prior integration process
• Applying PDCA in the Integrated Management System
• Requirements of ISO 19011 – Guidelines for Auditing Integrated Management Systems
• Audit Types, Scope & Criteria
• The competencies and practical skills necessary to conduct an Integrated Management Systems (IMS) audit

This Gulf Rowad Implementation of Quality, Environmental and Health & Safety Management Systems training is ideal for individuals who have been involved in the development and/or implementation of their organizations’ integrated management systems and would like to proceed further into assessment of their system.

It is suitable for all functions and levels, whether new to auditing, or would like to understand the integrated or process-approach to auditing.

This includes:

• Quality Assurance Managers
• Environmental Managers
• Health Safety Managers
• General Managers
• ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 / ISO 45001 Implementation Team Members
• Safety Officers
• Quality Directors
• Regulatory Affairs Managers
• Management Representatives
• Internal Auditors
• Individuals interested in conducting second- or third-party audits of EMS and OHSAS management systems

Organisational Impact

• Much better time and resource allocation - leading to better organizational and individual performance
• Use of a well proven process which is recognized internationally
• More effective implementation of existing systems
• Introduction of new processes to improve efficiency in addition to the professional development of staff, the organization should be able to prioritize resources to demonstrate that process risks are adequately controlled

Personal Impact

• Increased career flexibility
• Accelerated problem resolution for all QHSE management systems related issues
• Far greater motivation and pro-activity
• Exposed to a range of perspectives on quality, health, safety and environment by sharing examples of best practice and together solving real and simulated team performance issues
• Practice new and sometimes challenging techniques will build flexibility and confidence in harnessing the power of the team