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Rompa Mexico Now ISO 45001 Certified
Rompa Mexico has received the ISO 45001 certification for Occupational Health and Safety!
Rompa MX is celebrating the certification of our safety and health management system according to ISO 45001:2018, a great achievement that was done through the effort, commitment and dedication of all the team.
The implementation of this standard shows Rompa MX employees and external stakeholders that Rompa MX is committed to the health, safety and well-being of workers. This increases reputation, morale, and retention.
It also promotes proactive risk management, which could reduce insurance premiums.
By requiring emergency preparedness and response protocols, ISO 45001 strengthens organizational resilience against security threats and crises.
In short, ISO 45001 enables organizations to better protect their workers and manage OSH risks, making it an essential standard worldwide.
Why is ISO 45001 important?
Implementing ISO 45001 provides significant value to Rompa MX looking to reduce workplace incidents and demonstrate OH&S commitment. Benefits include:
Framework to systematically manage OSH risks
Reduction of incidents and injuries in the workplace.
Demonstrated commitment to the health and safety of workers.
Guaranteed compliance with OSH regulations.
Greater organizational resilience
Continuous improvement of OSH performance
This is just the beginning of a constant work in our safety culture, we will continue to work always focused on continuous improvement to provide our employees a safety place to work.
Congratulations to the Rompa Mexico team!
ISO 45001 aims to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses, promoting a safe and healthy work environment for employees. Organizations that comply with this standard can be certified, which demonstrates their commitment to high standards of occupational health and safety.
Congratulations to the Rompa Mexico team! We look forward to sharing the certification news from our other plants soon
Did you know that you can download all our certificates here?