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- 2.1 Develop safety management system 2.2 Prepare, revise, etc. safety policy 2.3 Establish safety committee 2.4 Appoint registered safety auditor to conduct safety audit 2.5 Provide facilities for safety audit 2.6 Take action on safety audit report 2.7 Produce safety audit report, etc. for inspection
www.labour.gov.hk/eng/public/os/smr/index.htmlA Guide to the Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Safety Management ...
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A registered safety auditor should : submit a safety audit report not later than 28 days after completing the audit to the proprietor or contractor; keep a copy of the report for at least 5 years; submit a copy of the report to the Commissioner within 21 days when being requested;
The following basic criteria should be considered when appointing a registered safety auditor: The auditor should understand his task and be competent to carry it out; The auditor should be familiar with the industry and the processes; The auditor should have a good knowledge of safety management practices; and.
Housing Authority Safety Auditing System. The Housing Authority Safety Auditing System (HASAS) was developed in 1996 for use in Housing Authority new works projects. It is an independent system that provides a framework for assessing contractors’ safety plans and their implementation against a set of key criteria quarterly.
Established under the Occupational Safety and Health Council Ordinance in 1988, the Council is a statutory body for promoting safety and health at work and sustaining the valuable workforce of Hong Kong.
safety audit scheme, namely the Housing Authority Safety Audit Scheme (HASAS). The aim of the scheme (HASAS) was to evaluate the occupational safety and health performance of the Housing Authority projects by means of independent safety audits
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