Content relating to Environment Health & Safety
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Boards and Directors must get ‘hand on’ with workplace safety to avoid falling foul of new industrial manslaughter laws
SAI Global has audited, certified and training thousands of organisations seeking to meet the international ISO 45001 standard for occupational health and safety, in addition to Federal and State workplace health and safety legislation.
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Government Tender Boom to Facilitate a Fast Business Recovery for Multiple Industries
SAI Global Assurance explored seven types of food fraud that all Australian businesses in the food supply chain should be aware of.
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ISO Management Systems Consultant Checklist
If you're looking to partner with an ISO Management Systems consultant, then this checklist can help you assess and evaluate which consultant is best for you.
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Choosing an ISO Management Systems Consultant
Follow this three-step approach to select an ISO Management System consultant that's suited for your organisation's certification objectives.
Webinar
ISO 45001: Understanding Your Migration Requirements
If you're currently certified to AS/NZS 4801 and need to understand your ISO 45001 migration requirements, then register for our free live webinar.
Webinar
Real Life Applications of Risk-Based Thinking for ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001
During this webinar Khurshed Kutky will review key clauses of the standard that can transform your approach to problem solving and illustrate how can you further entrench RBT in your QMS processes.
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Optimizing Your Environmental Monitoring Program
The hardest job in food manufacturing is developing and implementing your Environmental Monitoring Program (EMP).
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Is Your Business Ready To Return To Work?
As the world continues in its struggle against the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses are now faced with the next challenge: how to return to work safely.
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Recall Risks: The Importance of Environmental Monitoring for Pathogenic Bacteria
Pet food industry is the most regulated industry in US. When developing an environmental monitoring program, you must decide which pathogens are likely to be introduced into your plant and hence which you will monitor for. An effective Environmental Monitoring Program (EMP) for pathogenic bacteria is critical to mitigate against risk of contamination.

