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An Introduction to Integrating EHS Management Systems Nikki Samme Group Head of Marketing Melanie Blackmore Managing Director Blackmores

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An Introduction to Integrating

EHS Management Systems

Nikki Samme Group Head of

Marketing

Melanie

Blackmore Managing Director

Blackmores

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Today’s Agenda

Introducing ISOQAR and the Alcumus Group

Nikki Samme

An Introduction to Integrating EHS

Management Systems

Mel

Blackmore

Q&A session

What to expect next

Nikki Samme

3 Alcumus Compliance Acquisitions

- Sypol (August 2009)

- Info Exchange (August 2010)

- Drury PSM (September 2011)

1 Alcumus Certification Acquisition

- ISOQAR (October 2010)

Investment in Business Growth

- Clear customer communication

- Clear and simple ‘go to market’ strategy

- Focus on subscription and repeatable revenues

- Enhanced products and service

- Single technology backbone

Our Vision is to create a market-

leading compliance and

certification service group.

A group that combines simple yet

innovative technology with expert

advice and support to deliver

client-led solutions that assist

organisations regardless of their

size or risk profile

Alcumus History and Vision

Quality

ISO 9001

Environment

ISO 14001

Occupational

Health & Safety

OHSAS 18001

Information

Security

ISO 27001

Business

Continuity

BS 25999

Sector

Schemes

HR Guard

Employment

Law & HR

Advice

Sypol CMS

COSHH

Management

HS Guard

Health & Safety

Management

Info Exchange

SaaS

Compliance

Management

OH & HS Consult

Day Rate Consultancy

Health & Safety

IOSH, NEBOSH

& IEH

Occupational

Health &

Hygiene

HR and

Employment

Law

Management

System

ISO 9001

ISO 14001

OHSAS 18001

ISO 27001

COSHH

Alcumus Group Overview Structure and ‘Go to Market’

An Introduction to integrating

EHS Management Systems

Melanie

Blackmore Managing Director

Blackmores

What is an Integrated Management System?

Why implement an IMS as opposed to running

separate systems?

What type of organisations can benefit from

implementing an IMS?

Practical Tips on how to get started (planning

your IMS implementation)

This presentation will cover…

Meets the requirements of more than one ISO

standard

Combines the common elements

Integration of Quality, Environmental and Risk

Management Systems

A holistic method to manage key business

requirements

A systematic approach to managing your

business to improve productivity and profitability

What is an Integrated Management

System?

An integrated approach - PDCA

Policies

Management System Policies:

Quality Policy (ISO9001)

Environmental Policy (ISO14001)

H&S Policy (OHSAS18001)

Energy Policy (BS EN 16001)

Information Security Policy (ISO27001)

Equal Opportunities Policy

Diversity Policy

Policy Development

Commit to continuous improvement

Scope and boundaries (50k)

Commitment to comply with legislation & other

requirements

Framework for setting objectives and targets

Communicated, understood and reviewed

Minimise Risk

Environmental Aspects & Impacts (14k)

Energy Aspects (50k)

Health & Safety Risk Assessments (18k)

Information Security Risk Assessment (27k)

Legal Requirements

Environmental Legislation (14k)

Health & Safety Legislation (18k)

Energy Legislation (50k)

Data Security (27K)

Statutory & Regulatory Requirements (9k)

Identification of “Other” Requirements

“Other” Requirements

Examples:

Professional Bodies

Client requirements

Local authority requirements

Landlord agreements

Questions to ask..

Is the legislation Applicable to us?

How does it affect us?

What Evidence would a regulator expect to see?

Are Records retained and available?

Contingency Planning

Emergency Preparedness & Response (14k & 18k)

Business Continuity Standard (BS 25999/ISO 22301)

Setting SMART Objectives

Specific

Measureable

Achievable

Realistic

Time constrained

Roles & Responsibilities

Organisational structure (Family Tree)

Individual Roles

Individual Responsibilities

Individual Authority

Individual “Accountability”

9001, 14001, 50001, 18001, 27001

Integration of ‘doing’

Operational control procedures

Management of resources

Documentation

Communication

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System Documentation

Communication Methods

E-mails

Company magazines / newsletters

Webinars (e-learning)

Display screens

Posters & Notices

PC screen savers

Formal & Informal Training sessions

Integration of 'checking and acting'

Continual Improvement

Monitoring and measurement

Evaluation of compliance

Internal audit

Handling of non-conformities

Corrective and preventive action

Integrated Audits

Planning Audits

– Policies, Risk, Legislation, Contingency Planning, Objectives,

Roles & Responsibilities

Implementation & Operation Audits

– Operational Control, Resource Management,

Communication, Participation & Consultation, Document

Control

Performance Assessment Audits

– Monitoring & Measurement, Internal Audits, Legislative

Compliance

Improvement & Management Review Audit

– Non conformance, Corrective & Preventive

Action, Accident & Incident investigation,

Management Review

Management Review

Inputs:

Results of audits

Legislative changes & Compliance

Monitoring and measurement activities

Feedback & Complaints

Outputs:

Changes to Policies

Revised / New Objectives

Resource Needs

IMS – Interaction of processes

Quality

Policy

Health & Safety

Policy

Risk

Assessments

Environmental

Aspects &

Impacts

Statutory,

Regulatory,

Legal & Other

Requirements

Internal

Audits

Conformance,

Corrective &

Preventive

Action

Management

Review

Control of

Documents

& Records

Emergency

Preparedness

& Response

Company

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Operational

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Accident &

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Investigation

Environmental

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Why implement an IMS as

opposed to running separate

systems?

Running separate systems

Time consuming to implement and manage

Duplication of policies, procedure and

documents causes inefficiencies and

confusion

Can cause communication and morale issues.

Can have a ‘silo’ affect within a business

Can potentially increase risk

Benefits of integration

Implementation and management is less time

consuming

Helps to streamline business processes

Understanding of common business

requirements and risks

Clear lines of communication

Improved levels of commitment

Ability to monitor trends more effectively

Improved management of resources

What type of organisations can

benefit from implementing an

IMS?

Size of organisation is irrelevant

Any business that is focused on business

improvement

Organisations that need to be certified to ISO

standards to retain and win new clients

What type of organisations can

benefit from implementing an

IMS?

Companies with mature management systems

that have become unwieldy over the years

Organisations that prefer a simplified structure

to managing business activities to deliver

sustainable growth

Practical tips on how

to get started

Which standard(s) are most valuable for your business

operations?

Which standard(s) offer most value to your clients?

Which standard(s) are most valuable from a sales and

marketing perspective?

What is the scope of your Management System?

Timescales

Resources

Commitment

Costs

Considerations prior to implementation

Collate Company Documents

Conduct ISO Gap Analysis

Identify Legal Requirements.

Environmental Aspects & Impacts Workshop

Conduct Risk Assessments

Establish Objectives, Policies and Environmental Controls

Identify processes and document the IMS

IMS Launch

Training & Implementation

Conduct Internal Audits

Management Review Meeting

Benefits of IMS Certification

Reduced costs

Reduced administration

IMS Assessor – avoid multiple visits by different

assessors where possible

Value-added service from your certification body

Still awarded separate certificates

Thank you for listening

Melanie Blackmore Managing Director

Blackmores

T: 00 44 1462 450591

E [email protected]

W: www.bqms.co.uk

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