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  • Ahmad Riyandi, SE, MMSenior Consultant

    QHSE Management System

    www.synergysolusi.com

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  • ISO 14001 EMS

    OHSAS 18001

    Integrated Management SystemImplementation of ISO management system standards in an integrated and interconnected without contradiction and redundancy

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    ISO 9001 QMS

  • Integrated Management System of ISO

    Recognized and adopted by 175 countries in the world and has developed over 350 international standardApproach to the process where in each process using the Plan - Do - Check - Act (PDCA) Opportunities for continuous improvementThird party audit and certification (recognition)General standardsISO Isos = same

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  • PDCA & IS of ISO

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    Time

  • Quality Health Safety Environmental Management (QHSE Management System)

    ISO 9001:2008

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    How to satisfy the customer

    How to satisfy the customer in a way that is safe and healthy work

    How to satisfy the customer in a way that is safe and healthy work without adverse environmental effects?

    OHSAS 18001:2007

    ISO 14001:2004

  • 7How to satisfy the customer

  • 8Which car do you think has better quality?

    Why?

    Discus I

  • Quality

    Conformance to

    requirements

    Fitness to use, safety

    and effectiveness

    The perception of

    value received for

    the price paid

    Zero defect &

    No Waste

    fulfill requirement

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    Value received = Expected Value Satisfaction

    Customer Values

    Right Product

    Right Specification

    Right Quantity

    Right Time Right Place

    Right Source

    Right Price

    Right Service

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    Customer FocusMutually beneficial Supplier Involvement of people

    Stakeholder & Interest Parties

    LeadershipHow people are

    engaged

    Process approach System approach to managementFactual approach to decision making

    How Value creation is managed

    Continual Improvement Driver for success

    Quality C

    ulture

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    How to satisfy the customer in a way that is safe and healthy work

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    Discus 2

    Which JOB do you think is safer and healthier?Why?

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    Occupational Health

    Occupational Safety

    Ill health

    Injury

    Lose Time

    Cost

    Death

    Damage

    Work

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    De f a n c e

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  • Principles of OHS1. Work should take place in a safe and healthy working

    environment2. Conditions of work should be consistent with workers well-

    being and human dignity3. Work should offer real possibilities for personal achievement, self-

    fulfillment and service to society4. The application of scientific principles in understanding

    the nature of risk to the safety of people and property5. It is multi-disciplinary profession based upon physics,

    chemistry, biology and the behavioral sciences with applications in manufacturing, transport, storage, and handling of hazardous materials and domestic and recreational activities.

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    How to satisfy the customer in a way that is safe and healthy work without adverse environmental effects?

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    Discus 3

    What do you think?

    Tell us!

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    Activity

    Input Process Output

    Aspect

    environmental issues arising from input, process and output

    Potential Impact

    Direct

    Positive Negative

    Indirect

    Positive Negative

    likelihood

    severity

    frequency

    SIGNIFICANT

    Insignificant

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    Air pollutionWater pollutionWater usage and other resource usageHazardous substancesBiological hazardsRadiationWasteNoiseCommunity concernsWildlife and habitatsAccidents and emergenciesInterface with other heath and safety issues

    Issues for the industry

  • Principles of EMSDecision-making processes should effectively integrate both long-term and short-term economic, environmental, social and equity considerations.If there are threats of serious or irreversible environmental damage, the lack of full scientific certainty should not be used as a reason for postponing measures to prevent environmental degradation (the precautionary principle).The present generation should ensure that the health, diversity and productivity of the environment are maintained or enhanced for the benefit of future generations (the principle of intergenerational equity).The conservation of biological diversity and ecological integrity should be a fundamental consideration in decision-making.Improved valuation, pricing and incentive mechanisms for the protection and sustainable use of biological and physical resources should be promoted.

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    SOURCEREDUCTION

    Dont buy it!WASTE REDUCTION Dont waste it!

    WASTE RECYCLING Dont throw it away!

    TREATMENT Turn waste into resources!

    SOURCEREDUCTION

    Dont buy it!

  • ISO 9001:2008

    OHSAS 18001:2007

    ISO 14001:2004

    The purpose of the organization

    Meet applicable regulatory

    Satisfy customer(CTQ)

    Control OHS Risk(CTS)

    Control significant environmental aspect(CTE)

    Reduce Cost Waste Risk Fulfill Requirements

    PCDA and Continues Improvement

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    Input

    Man Machine Material Methods Media

    Process

    Criteria verification validation monitoring inspection and test

    Output Product Services

    Customer Legal Others

    Requirements

    Value

    Critical to Quality

    Critical to Safety

    Critical to Environmental

  • ISO 9001:2008

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  • OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001

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  • Quality

    Project Management Solution