Are Your Employees Really Worth Protecting? An Overview of ISO 45001

If you value your employees, you know that health & safety is priceless. Protecting your employees doesn’t need to be expensive or complicated. Adopting the ISO 45001 framework, organizing your procedures and providing for direct employee involvement can dramatically reduce incidents and mitigate risk.

April 17, 2025

2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM GMT

Duration: 1 hour

Sponsor: SGS North America, Inc.

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Summary

This informative webinar will help you understand your program, planning and structure, and assessing its implementation.

Discussion Topics include:

Why is Occupational Health & Safety so important?
How do you promote, implement programs, and manage it within an organization?
How do you structure a management system around your functions and workers?
Value of using proven management systems and protocols
Overview of ISO 4500 family
ISO Certification Process - steps, activities, audits (self and CB), and requirements
Questions answered during our Q&A

Speakers

Dr. Jad Habchi | Trainer and Implementer

Dr. HABCHI is a skilled trainer and an experienced management system implementer. Jad has worked with 100s of organizations to help them develop or restructure their management system to be more effective and efficient. Jad is also a certified IRCA and Exemplar Global trainer, bringing a wealth of industry knowledge to the courses he teaches.

Cindy Haight | Inside Sales Representative - Industrial & Medical Devices | SGS North America, Inc.

Cindy joined SGS North America two years ago, to work in the Business Assurance Division. Her focus is to assist customers with Certification for Core ISO standards, ISO 13485, SMETA, and she also works in support of SGS Academy. Cindy began her career in the certification industry 20 years ago, as a Global Key Account Manager for Bureau Veritas, where she helped large International Companies achieve their Certification objectives. In 2016, she moved to the Training Department, where she was responsible for customer support, sales and many operational processes, until joining SGS in January 2022.

Cindy is a long-time resident of Western NY, close to Lake Erie. She enjoys cooking and baking, and also hiking and kayaking (to burn off the calories!)

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