Integrated management systems IMS HSE 08-25

Integration

Integrated means combined; putting all the internal management practices into one system but not as separate components. For these systems to be an integral part of the company's management system there have to be linkages so that the boundaries between processes are seamless.

Course Content:

• What are integrated management systems?
• Systems-ISO- Management Systems
• Definitions
• What should be integrated?
• What integration is not
• Integrated management
• Why should management systems be integrated?
• The reasons-The pressure
• How should systems be integrated?
• Conversion
• The important additions:
• Risk Assessment -
• Merging systems
• System engineering approach
• The steps which follow on from this are as follows:
• Model The Business
• Analyse Business Processes
• Formulate Operational Policies
• Develop internal IMS Standards
• Develop Procedures
• Develop Document And Development Plan
• Document The System
• Implement The New Practices

Target Group-Typical Course Candidates

• Technical Managers and Supervisors
  
• HSE professionals SHE Practitioners
  
• Quality control managers and staff
  
• Engineers
  
• IMS coordinators
  
• Line Managers
  
• Risk Managers/Practitioners
  
• Process Safety Specialists
  
• Design Engineers
  
• Review Specialists
  
• Project Managers
  
• Most other operation, maintenance, reliability, and quality staff who are involved with designing, implementing, tracking, and evaluating MOC programs
  

What You Will Learn

• Requirements of a complete IMS System
  
• Simple frameworks for identifying and analyzing risks associated with a recommended change to help ensure the minimum losses to your company (this is the heart of any IMS system)
  
• Training needs and requirements for all levels of your organization necessary to make managing change a functional system.
  
• How to integrate all company systems for managing specific functional changes into one IMS system to handle PSM, HSE, quality control, reliability, and productivity; and learn why this integration is so important
  

To equip participants to:

• Understand the concept of IMS
  
• Distinguish between the different types of Disciplines
  
• Implement procedures to manage IMS in the workplace
  
• Support and maintain an IMS system
  
• Managing resistance to change
  

Any questions?

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