Conducting a safety audit is essential, not just for compliance, but as a cornerstone of workplace safety and employee wellbeing.
- Definition: A safety audit is a systematic review to evaluate how safely an organization conducts its operations. It examines safety policies, practices, and procedures to pinpoint hazards and suggest improvements.
- Objectives: Safety audits aim to confirm regulatory compliance, evaluate safety measures’ effectiveness, and create a safe workplace environment. Achieving these goals helps reduce risks, bolster safety culture, and promote ongoing enhancements in safety management.
