1, risk assessment: 6. 1.2 requires the organization to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment to identify and evaluate various potential hazards and risks related to the work. This is the basis of establishing an effective OHS management system, and the control measures that need to be taken can be determined by evaluating risks.
2. Risk management: 6. 1.2 requires the organization to take appropriate measures to manage and control the identified risks. This includes formulating and implementing corresponding control measures to reduce or eliminate hazards and risks in the workplace. Through effective risk management, organizations can protect the health and safety of employees.
3. Continuous improvement: 6. 1.2 requires the organization to establish and maintain a continuous improvement process to continuously improve the effectiveness and efficiency of OHS management system. This includes monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of risk management measures, correcting problems and improving measures in time to ensure the continuous improvement of occupational health and safety performance.