OHSAS

OHSAS, which stands for Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series, is a set of internationally recognized standards designed to help organizations manage and improve their health and safety practices. It provides a framework for identifying potential hazards, reducing risks, and ensuring a safe workplace for employees and others. Achieving OHSAS certification demonstrates a company’s commitment to maintaining high safety standards, complying with legal requirements, and continuously improving its health and safety management system. Essentially, it helps organizations create safer environments, protect workers, and reduce workplace incidents.