ISO 45001 is the international standard for occupational health and safety. We build yours around your real shift patterns, your real sites and your real risks — not a template that collapses the first time an auditor visits at 3am.
Any business where people work away from a desk — and where a client, tender or insurer is already asking safety questions.
Officers work alone, at night, on other people's premises. That is a genuinely different safety problem from a factory floor.
Tender pre-qualification usually asks for a safety system. ISO 45001 answers it.
Vehicle, forklift and manual-handling risk, across multiple sites and shifts.
Chemical handling, lone working and equipment — with a workforce that is often part-time.
They are not competitors. Most Singapore companies carry both, and they are easier to run together.
| Included | Detail | |
|---|---|---|
| Gap review | Against the standard, and against your existing WSH paperwork | Included |
| Hazard identification | Built around your actual sites, shifts and tasks | Included |
| Risk assessments | Site-level and task-level, ready for the auditor | Included |
| Safe work procedures | Written for how your people really work, not a generic list | Included |
| Legal register | The WSH rules that apply to your operations | Included |
| Incident & near-miss system | Report, investigate, close out, and prove you closed it out | Included |
| Emergency response plans | Per site, plus the drill records auditors ask for | Included |
| Internal audit + management review | Run with your people, findings closed first | Included |
| Certification body fee | Paid by you, directly to the certification body | At cost |
Typical timeline: 6 to 10 weeks. Multi-site operations take longer, because every site carries its own risk assessment and emergency plan.
Usually yes, if your buyer is a Singapore main contractor or a government tender — they ask for the bizSAFE level specifically. ISO 45001 is what you show clients and partners outside that context. We will tell you which one your tender actually requires before you spend anything.
It is a good start, but risk assessments are one clause out of seven. What auditors spend the most time on is whether the system is actually being used — records, reviews, near-misses, corrective actions.
That is exactly the case a template fails at. Lone-working controls, check-in procedures, escalation paths when something goes wrong at 3am, and the evidence that they happen — that is the work.
Yes, and most multi-service companies do. All three standards share the same structure, so integrated 9001 + 14001 + 45001 starts at S$6,000.
A system that is genuinely used usually does improve safety, and that is the point. But we will not quote you a reduction figure we cannot prove for your operations.
How many, how many shifts, and what your people actually do. Twenty minutes is enough for us to tell you what a 45001 system would look like for you.