Trainer to have teaching experience in incident management and issues associated with business continuity of min 2 years. Demonstrable knowledge and professional experience in business continuity. shall include both theoretical and practical approach.
- Acquire knowledge and gain understanding of the principles that govern incident management
- Acquire knowledge on the fundamentals to manage incidents such as structure, process and roles according to the ISO 22320:2018 standard.
- To participate in the selection of the audit team
- To prepare the audit plan
- To represent the audit team before the customer
- To give instructions to the audit team
- To inform any relevant obstacle identified during the audit process
- To be responsible of all the audit steps
- To present the audit repot
- To follow up and close the audit process.
- To be qualified as a OHSAS 18001 Lead auditor
- Demonstrable knowledge of OHSAS 18001:2007 and ISO 45001:2018 requirements
- Professional experience, including in Occupational Health & Safety management systems - OHSMS (recommended).
Trainer to be a qualified OHSAS 18001 Lead Auditor and ISO 45001 Lead Auditor; Course to be developed in classroom (at least 8 hours)
- Explain the purpose and use of Annex SL Appendix 2 and describe a generic management system
- Identify the main terms and definitions in ISO 45001 which differ from OHSAS 18001:2007
- Communicate OH&S specific requirements in ISO 45001 that differ from OHSAS 18001:2007
- Apply the proper interpretation of the standard in actual audit situations
- Plan the audit
- To effectively coordinate meetings with the audit team members and/or with auditee personnel
- Demonstrate the ability to collect and verify appropriate audit evidence, including appropriate sampling
- Identify and write non-conformities and other deviations and suggest ways in which the effectiveness of corrective action might be verified.
- Ability to generate Quality Management documents
- Ability to identify processes, to create a process model, to monitor and control processes
- Ability to address risks and opportunities
- Ability to understand the basic requirements of ISO 45001:2018
- Ability to determine requirements (e.g. from customers, legal requirements, internal requirements)
- Ability to plan inspection activities and sampling
- Ability to plan and conduct an internal audit and write the audit report and identify activities for improvement
- Ability to apply basic management methods.
Trainer work-experience in the area of quality management system and Occupational Health and Safety Management
- To be able to apply the most important methods and tools in the area Quality Management and Occupational Health and Safety Management
- To be able to understand the basic normative requirements of ISO 45001.
- To participate in the selection of the audit team
- To prepare the audit plan
- To represent the audit team before the customer
- To give instructions to the audit team
- To inform of any relevant obstacle identified during the audit process
- To be responsible of all the audit steps
- To present the audit report
- To follow up and close the audit process.
- Demonstrable knowledge of ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety management systems (RTS MS) requirements
- Demonstrable evidence of participation in ISO 39001 audits (>1 audit recommended)
- Professional experience, including in road traffic safety management systems (recommended).
- Trainer to be a qualified ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety Lead Auditor; - Course to be developed in classroom (at least 24 hours).
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To get the necessary knowledge and skills to:
- Apply the proper interpretation of the standard in actual audit situations
- Plan the audit
- Carry out RTS management system audits
- Define the responsibilities of the audit team´s members
- Know the functions and attitudes that an auditor must follow
- To effectively coordinate meetings with the audit team members and/or with auditee personnel
- Identify and write non-conformities and other deviations and suggest ways in which the effectiveness of corrective action might be verified.
- To follow the instructions of the lead auditor and support him
- To collect and analyze enough evidences (e.g. through interview, observation and sampling of documentation) to determine the audit findings and define the audit conclusions
- To audit the effective implementation of RTS specific operations and tools (such as including safe system approach, emergency preparedness and response, incident investigation)
- To document the audit findings
- To collaborate in drafting the audit report
- To interchange information with the rest of the members of the audit team and with the auditee personnel.
- Demonstrable knowledge of ISO 39001 road traffic safety (RTS) management systems (MS) requirements
- Professional experience, including related to QMS/OHSAS (or other international standard based) management systems (recommended)
- Knowledge or professional experience in Risk Assessment (recommended).
- Trainer to be a qualified as an ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety MS Auditor - Course to be developed in classroom
- Be qualifiable as ISO 39001 RTS internal auditor (additional requirements from qualifying entity may apply, namely regarding organizational context and applicable laws and regulations)
- Understand the principles of internal audit
- Be able to assume responsibilities in any activity of the internal auditing process
- Understand the functions and competences that any auditor must have to carry out first, second party, and certification audits
- Be able to apply auditing guidelines to ISO 39001 RTS internal audits.
- To participate in the selection of the audit team
- To prepare the audit plan
- To represent the audit team before the customer
- To give instructions to the audit team
- To inform any relevant obstacle identified during the audit process
- To be responsible of all the audit steps
- To present the audit report
- To follow up and close the audit process
- Demonstrable knowledge of ISO 45001 requirements
- Demonstrable evidence of participation in OHSMS audits (>1 audit recommended)
- Professional experience, including in Occupational Health & Safety management systems - OHSMS (recommended).
- Trainer to be a qualified OHSMS Lead Audit - Course to be developed in classroom (at least 24 hours)
o Apply the proper interpretation of the standard in actual audit situations
o Plan the audit
o Carry out safety/security system audits
o Define the responsibilities of the audit team´s members
o Know the functions and attitudes that an auditor must follow
o To effectively coordinate meetings with the audit team members and/or with auditee personnel
o Identify and write non-conformities and other deviations and suggest ways in which the effectiveness of corrective action might be verified.
- To follow the instructions of the lead auditor and support him
- To collect and analyze enough evidences (e.g. through interview, observation and sampling of documentation) to determine the audit findings and define the audit conclusions
- To document the audit findings
- To collaborate in drafting the audit report
- To interchange information with the rest of the members of the audit team and with the auditee personnel.
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Demonstrable knowledge of ISO 45001 requirements
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Professional experience, including in occupational health & safety management systems - OHSMS (recommended).
Trainer to be a qualified ISO 45001/OHSMS Lead Auditor
o Understand the principles of internal audit
o Be able to assume responsibilities in any activity of the internal auditing process
o Understand the functions and competences that any auditor must have to carry out first, second party, and certification audits
o Be able to apply auditing guidelines to ISO 45001 internal audits.



