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8 Operation

8.1 Operational planning and control

  • The organization has established operating criteria for the process(es)

  • The organization has process controls that have been implemented

  • The organization verifies the effectiveness implementation of controls

  • The organization records documented information about controls to have confidence that the processes have been carried out as planned

  • The organizations controls cover situations where the absence of documented information could lead to deviations from the policy and the objectives

8.2 Management of change

  • The organization plans and manages temporary or permanent changes to the IMS

  • The organization has a process for implementation and control of planned changes.

  • The organization defines responsibilities and authorities for managing changes and their associated risks and aspects are identified

  • The organization reviews the consequences of unintended changes and takes action to mitigate any adverse effects, if necessary

8.3 Outsourcing

  • The organization ensures outsourced processes affecting its IMS are controlled

8.4 Procurement

  • The organization has controls for procurement, i.e. products, hazardous materials or substances, raw materials, equipment or services, conform to its IMS

8.5 Contractors

  • The organization has a process to identify and communicate on the hazards, and to evaluate and control the risks and aspects

  • The organization has a process where the requirements of the IMS, or at least the equivalent, are met by the contractors and their workers (including criteria for selection of contractors)

  • The organization has a process for coordinating relevant portions of the IMS with other organizations for multi-employer workplaces

8.6 Emergency preparedness and response

  • The organization has established, implemented and maintained a process(es) for potential emergency situations

  • The organization takes into account at all stages of the process the needs and capabilities of relevant interested parties and ensure their involvement

  • The organization holds documented information required relating to emergency preparedness and response

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