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SS 506 : Part 1 : 2009 Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management System

This SS 506 Standard specifies requirements for an OSH management system to enable an organisation to develop and implement a policy and objectives which take into account legal requirements and information about OSH risks.

It is intended to apply to all types and sizes of organisations and to accommodate diverse geographical, cultural and social conditions. The basis of the approach is shown in Figure 1. The success of the system depends on commitment from all levels and functions of the organisation, and especially from top management. A system of this kind enables an organisation to develop an OSH policy, establish objectives and processes to achieve the policy commitments, take action as needed to improve its performance and demonstrate the conformity of the system to the requirements of this SS 506 Standard. The overall aim of this SS 506 Standard is to support and promote good OSH practices, in balance with socio-economic needs.

Benefits of SS 506 : Part 1

  • Improves productivity through reduction of workplace accidents

  • Prevents downtime or costs related to accidents

  • Helps eliminate or minimize risks for stakeholders through identification of hazards and control measures to manage them

  • Credibility and image improved amongst stakeholders, customers and the public

  • Legislative compliance and awareness – With OHSAS / SS, system ensures you are compliant with latest laws and legislations

Did you know?

Upon achieving SS 506, your organisation can apply for bizSAFE STAR via Direct Entry without having to go through bizSAFE Levels 1 to 4.

What can CCIS do for you?

CCIS provides consultancy services to guide your organisation through the stages of development, implementation and trial audit.

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SS 506 : Part 3 : 2013 Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management System

The Workplace Safety and Health (General Provisions) Regulations requires certain classes of factories in the chemical industry in Singapore to set up a safety and health management system according to the elements provided in the Code of Practice on Safety Management System for the Chemical Industry.

This standard enables an organisation in the chemical industry to set-up, implement, maintain and improve its management system so as to control its OSH risks and improve its performance. It is intended to address OSH processes rather than product and services.

It is applicable to an organisation undertaking activities involving hazardous substances such as processing, bulk storage, manufacturing, handling, or the movement of such chemicals in bulk, or combination of these activities. This standard may also be used by any organisation that wishes to seek certification for its OSH management system by an external organisation.

Benefits of SS 506 : Part 3

  • Comply with legal requirement (for the chemical industry)

  • Helps eliminate or minimize risks for stakeholders through identification of hazards and control measures to manage them

  • Credibility and image improved amongst stakeholders, customers and the public

When?

  • SS 506 Part 3 applies to contractors for oil refineries, chemical, pharmaceutical and terminals – with a deadline of compliance said to be required by the end of Y2006.

Where?

  • it applies to your WORKPLACE for Oil Major’s requirements and legal compliance.

Who?

  • it applies to all owners and contractors who are interested to see an OHSMS in place – to comply with OSHAS 18001 (update) as well as the legal Code of Practice (CP) for Safety Management System.

What?

  • it encompasses a management process of : plan – do – check – act – review – continual improvement

  • with legislative and other compliance as a minimum requirement – (e.g., CP for  SMS or SCC or new WSHA can be a part of your OHS management-system under SS 506 Part 3).

  • to satisfy Customer and Legal requirements simultaneously

  • to organize and self-regulate OHS efforts with legal compliance  o to assure and demonstrate to others – conformance to own OHS Policy & System

Why?

  • to meet Oil Majors’ requirements in Singapore – and make customers happier

  • to sustain company business & profit – and prevent low work morale owing to high accident rates    – to assess risks and eliminate / minimize / confine / control hazard exposure of employees and other interested parties

  • to conform, perform & continually improve your OHSMS and OHS performance – to be a preferred contractor in the industry

  • to project company image & to market-differentiate – with sales expansion and manpower stability

What can CCIS do for you?

CCIS provides consultancy services to guide your organisation through the stages of development, implementation and trial audit. Internal Auditors course is also available on a monthly basis. We have assisted over a thousand companies in achieving their ISO ambition.

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SS 577:2012 Water Efficiency Management System

PUB, together with SPRING Singapore and industry stakeholders, has developed a national standard on water efficiency management systems. The standard includes a set of framework and guidelines, as well as suggested tools and best practices, for water users to adopt to make improvements to their water usage and efficiency.

It specifies requirements applicable to water usage, including monitoring, measurement, documentation and reporting, design and procurement practices for equipment, systems, processes and personnel that contribute to water efficiency. The standard facilitates organisations to prepare their Water Efficiency Management Plan (WEMP).

WHY SS 577?

  • Assurance that you comply with regulatory requirements through the implementation of SS 577

  • Focus on reducing wastage

  • Monitor water usage (analysis of current water use)

  • Identify potential water saving measures and optimize water usage

  • Contribute to water conservation

  • Reduction of operating costs through water efficiency

  • Corporate branding and image

  • Opportunity to obtain WEB (Gold) certification

  • Funding available

Funding Available

PUB is offering a Water Efficiency grant to help defray the costs of setting up the system. PUB will co-fund 50% of the total costs for certification (consultancy cost and 1st year certification audit cost for SS 577:2012) under Feasibility Study Project, subject to a cap of $10,000 (for premises with monthly water consumption of 1,000 cu m or less, the funding cap will be $5,000).

What can CCIS do for you?

As an approved consultant by PUB, CCIS provides consultancy services to guide your organisation through the stages of development, implementation and trial audit.

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HACCP Certification for Singapore businesses

SS 590:2013 Singapore Standard for HACCP-Based Food Safety Management Systems

SAC HACCP Document No. 2 will cease to exist on 9th January 2016 and all organisations certified with SAC HACCP Document No. 2 will need to upgrade to SS590:2013 before the given deadline.

The new standard is closely aligned to the international ISO food safety management system (ISO 22000). SS 590 covers the requirements on sourcing, preparation, processing, manufacturing, packaging, storage, transportation, distribution, handling and offering for sale or supply of food in any sector of the food chain.

Training courses for getting HACCP certified

We provide courses and consultancy services for upgrading to the new regulations and certification for food and safety. Whether you’re a small café who needs approval to handle and sell food, or are a big company responsible for safe distribution and storage of foods, it’s important to get the proper certification.

Not only is the certification necessary to continue on with your business, but it’s also a necessary part of understanding how to keep your food products healthy and in good condition.

WHY SS 590?

  • You are able to upgrade from HACCP to SS 590 before the old plan ceases to exist

  • Enhance branding of companies

  • Manage your organisation’s Food Safety

  • Be a pioneer in achieving the new standard

What can CCIS do for you?

Whether you’re a new business in need of brand new training, or an older business who is looking to upgrade before they lose the old plan, our training courses and auditors give you what is required to get certified. CCIS provides consultancy services to guide your organisation through the stages of development, implementation and trial audit. If you’re a business and want to find out more about HACCP.

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Internal Auditors Training

Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices (GDPMDS)

SS 620 : 2016 focuses on the requirements for distributors and importers to ensure the quality and integrity of the medical devices throughout the distribution process for all medical devices.

Did you know?

SS 620 : 2016 will replace the HSA Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices – Requirements, Revision 2.1 (HSA GDPMDS TS-01, R2.1) as the certification standard from 9 November 2020 onwards.

What can CCIS do for you?

CCIS provides consultancy service to help organisations bridge the gap and meet the requirements of SS 620 : 2016. Our methodology includes development, implementation and performing a third-party internal audit.

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