32:14 recorded or many of you have been 32:17 certified already to occupational health 32:18 and safety but again it's elimination 32:21 avoided to begin with substitute if you 32:24 have safer chemicals with and eliminate 32:28 more hazardous chemicals but be sure 32:30 you're doing that so you don't have 32:31 other unintended impacts engineering 32:37 controls administrative controls and 32:39 last resort to be the protect personal 32:42 protective equipment 32:44 at future webinars we'll get into more 32:46 summits and examples of this as well 32:50 management of changes were important 32:52 whether that's management of change for 32:54 new products new processes or services 32:56 or even bringing in new materials to be 33:00 sure that you're not introducing 33:01 something that could have an 33:03 occupational health and safety risk to 33:06 the employees whether it be a mechanical 33:09 risk or guardian risk Inouye's risk 33:12 chemical risk so there's all kinds of 33:14 things that you can flem ability risk 33:16 there's lots of different ways that you 33:18 can introduce things we need to be sure 33:21 that it's thought through ahead of time 33:23 and that you have processes in place to 33:26 be sure that you are doing what you say 33:30 you're going to do to protect employee 33:31 health and safety on the procurement 33:34 again they talked quite a bit about 33:36 ensuring that your organization has a 33:39 process in place to ensure that you're 33:42 procuring products that are as safe and 33:44 healthy as possible that you follow 33:45 those whether it again be the raw 33:48 materials or equipment or products or 33:50 hazardous materials or substances and 33:52 then also if you're ordering equipment 33:54 you need to be sure that it's specified 33:57 to protect occupational health and 33:59 safety that like comes in April 34:01 specifications when its installed its 34:04 functions that's supposed to be and that 34:08 if there's any kind of special training 34:09 that the employees are aware of that and 34:11 been trained all of that has been worked 34:14 out before it's been put in operation so 34:15 those are the kinds of things that 34:17 you're looking after when procurement 34:18 again on contractors in particular is 34:22 important for contractors who are 34:23 working on-site that you have identified 34:26 those types of things that you have 34:27 expectations laid out for occupational 34:30 health and safety requirements 34:31 associated with contractors and that 34:34 it's documented and that you ensuring 34:36 that they're following that as well 34:38 because as you know contractors can have 34:40 the adverse impact on your workers in 34:42 the health place and vice versa so 34:45 that's what this is all about but I 34:48 probably will be having I will be having 34:50 a future some webinar about creative 34:55 tools that others have used to put in 34:56 place but again clearly 34:59 specifications or pre-qualifications of 35:01 your contractors to ensure that you're 35:04 doing some pre-screening and then during 35:06 the award and then also actually we are 35:09 performing the service so there's a lot 35:10 of things you can do associated with 35:12 that clause nine talks about performance 35:15 evaluation there was performance 35:16 evaluation in eighteen thousand one it 35:20 shows you where the clauses were in the 35:21 section four but again in an 35:24 international standard it is in section 35:26 nine and it talks again that the 35:28 performance evaluation needs to be 35:30 risk-based it talks about you need to be 35:31 sure what methods you're going to be 35:33 using when you're going to be doing the 35:36 monitoring how who etc how you're going 35:39 to do the analysis what criteria are you 35:41 going to be a bench Viking yourself 35:43 against to show whether you have been 35:46 successful in approving or not and in 35:48 communicating that to the interested 35:49 parties be they internal or external 35:51 interested parties again the performance 35:56 evaluation gets into more detail again 35:59 on the right-hand side here this is 36:01 talks about what's again in the standard 36:05 and again it there is emphasis on the 36:07 legal and other requirements and other 36:09 requirements again could be things that 36:11 your organization is committing to and 36:13 then it talks about who what when where 36:14 how why it's going to be organized and 36:16 monitored and then the annex again talks 36:19 and gives some really good example 36:21 excellent examples on how you might 36:23 approach it so again take a look at it 36:25 it's very interesting reading really I 36:29 think it is Klaus Knight again continues 36:32 on the performance evaluation and the 36:36 evaluation of compliance with legal and 36:38 other requirements and so there will be 36:41 requirement you know a part of your 36:42 standard internal audit should be 36:45 looking at this and this will be an 36:46 emphasis for the transition or migration 36:48 audit as well clause ten the last Clause 36:53 talks about the improvement and this is 36:55 where continual improvement comes in we 36:58 have been told by our oversight body 37:00 because we also do get audited is that 37:02 an emphasis on all of these standards 37:03 will be to show that there is ongoing 37:06 continued improvement that the 37:07 organization's are showing that and so 37:10 there is 37:11 there will be emphasis on that the annex 37:15 again talks about some examples as far 37:17 as what you might be able to show as 37:20 examples of ongoing continual 37:24 improvement for the opportunities 37:27 whether it be new technologies 37:29 suggestions that you've gotten from 37:31 interested parties whether they be 37:32 employees or other interested parties 37:34 how you've incorporated you knowledge 37:36 and understanding of health and safety 37:39 related issues as you know there's often 37:41 new information that comes out on in 37:42 chemicals or new things with that with 37:45 respect to on hazards how you've what 37:48 you've done to improve that to avoid and 37:50 follow your hierarchy of control to 37:53 protect your employees capabilities in 37:55 et cetera so again just to summarize we 38:02 will be migrating with migration process 38:05 has officially begun 38:09 ISO 45,000 1 2018 occupational health 38:13 and safety we'll be replacing OSF 18001 38:16 2007 18001 will be considered withdrawn 38:20 at the end of the 3-year migration 38:21 period and that date will be March 11th 38:28 2021 and that if you are currently 38:31 certified to an occupational health and 38:34 safety 18001 you need to maintain that 38:37 certification until you have migrated 38:39 successfully to the new 45,000 one 38:41 standard I urge you to get a copy of the 38:46 standard as soon as possible and be sure 38:48 because it is copyrighted that you get 38:50 enough so that the right the people who 38:52 need to have a copy of it in your 38:53 organization have it so you'll probably 38:55 need to get more than one copy 38:57 associated with that you can get it from 39:00 our webpage from us or from M ISO itself 39:04 we encourage you to do a gap analysis 39:07 you can do it on your own or you can 39:08 contact us and we can do a gap analysis 39:11 for you again develop what your 39:14 implementation plan is based on where 39:15 your gaps are and be sure that you have 39:18 to find what your competency is and 39:20 training requirements are associated 39:22 with 45,000 39:23 and to be sure that you've involved 39:25 interested parties and met the intent of 39:29 the standard and then when you are ready 39:33 for doing an internal you have 39:36 everything in place everybody trained 39:37 you've done your internal audit you've 39:39 done your management review review 39:41 you'll be ready for your migration and 39:42 we will continue to talk to you about 39:44 that as we go forward again here's the 39:47 the two key dates again it was published 39:50 March 12 2018 we expect to have our 39:53 certification from a nab very soon so if 39:57 you're ready we will put you on the list 40:00 of photos to get our approval we can get 40:02 you scheduled we are requiring that the 40:06 migration audits be completed by January 40:08 11th 2021 that will give you time to in 40:12 case there's any outstanding like major 40:14 non-compliance those are minor 40:15 non-compliance issues we have those all 40:17 resolved before your certification 40:19 expires on March 11 2021 if you're in 8 40:23 & 8 2001 40:24 if you miss that date which we're sure 40:27 we will help you to support use that so 40:29 that you don't you will need have to 40:31 need to start over with stage 1 and 40:32 stage 2 but our goal will be that nobody 40:34 that doesn't happen to anybody so we 40:38 have had several webinars to date giving 40:42 you an update as we've gone through the 40:44 different drafts of international 40:46 standards today we talked about the 40:48 published standard and what has changed 40:50 and we will be having future webinars to 40:54 help you understand some of option tools 40:58 we have that will help you through the 40:59 migration in any text we can provide you 41:03 for smooth the migration and for 41:05 scheduling and answering questions so we 41:08 do have a poll question here and if you 41:10 could take the time to answer this poll 41:14 that would be great 41:20 you 41:34 great so it looks like most of you are 41:36 planning on migrating to the 45,000 won 41:39 some of you will be integrating with 41:42 9014 and possibly with some other 41:44 standard so that's that's great and so 41:46 again we will be on having some focus 41:49 quite a bit of focus on one of us in a 41:51 future webinar on integration two 41:53 because we know that's going to be one 41:54 of the key benefits in particular with 41:57 the new layout of a standard with the 42:00 ten clauses you can see then we will 42:04 continually be updating our web page and 42:06 we will send you notifications if you 42:08 are clients about any new information as 42:11 we post it on our web page but if you go 42:13 to NSF - is our that's the quickest way 42:17 to get there and then click on 42:18 environmental health and safety and then 42:20 we will have 45,000 when a new 42:22 information and again will be updated 42:24 and on a pretty regular basis over the 42:25 next couple of months and we already 42:27 have some good information there now but 42:29 this is so you know so what we covered 42:32 today we talked about the benefits of 42:33 occupational health and safety ISO 42:35 45,000 one some of the differences 42:38 between the 18,000 and the 45,000 one 42:41 highlighted some of the change that 42:43 emphasis and challenges and changes and 42:46 then also the timing to get to the new 42:49 standard and what you can do to to plan 42:51 to get there so at this point in time if 42:54 there's any questions I'll be happy to 42:56 answer them Katie you're my questions 43:02 keeper yes I haven't seen any come 43:07 through if you guys have any questions 43:08 please use the chat function because 43:10 everybody on the call is muted um also 43:13 I'll put a contact information up on the 43:17 screen here in case you wanted to 43:18 contact her directly with questions if 43:21 there's questions you didn't want to ask 43:23 in the forum I'm using contact joy 43:25 directly and ask her any questions that 43:26 you have about the standard we are 43:30 updating our frequently asked questions 43:33 so we'll have that up there as well and 43:36 again we feel that we're really well 43:38 prepared to help our clients and our 43:41 auditors and everybody with a 43:43 transparence know the transition because 43:45 we've been three years in transition 43:47 that our standard so we've gotten all 43:50 the kinks worked out and so you were 43:51 able to take all those lessons learned 43:53 and have an even more fabulous product 43:57 to help you to be successful I haven't 44:06 seen any questions come in joy so I 44:07 think we might be all set and people 44:09 might be following up with you directly 44:10 with any questions they have about the 44:12 upgraded standard or really just 44:14 figuring out what questions they have at 44:15 this point with it being such a new 44:17 newly released standard so um I will 44:20 again follow up with everybody that was 44:23 registered for the event with a copy of 44:26 the slides as a recording event so you 44:29 can expect with them about the next week 44:31 and it will be located on our website as 44:32 well um so you can like I said you can 44:36 expect it to hear from our team with 44:38 information about downloading everything 44:40 that you heard today so thank you very 44:42 much for your time again and thank you 44:45 joy for the presentation and we'll be 44:47 following up with the team and keep an 44:48 eye out for future webinars thank you 44:51 and thank everybody for taking time and 44:53 for your dedication to protecting public 44:55 health and safety it really is important 44:56 it makes a difference today for future 44:58 generations for millions of people best 45:01 of luck on your journey give me a call 45:04 if you have any questions Thanks