A. Allocation of a bigger budget for the OHS department

B. Improvements in the OHSMS

C. Procurement of new safety harnesses for workers

D. Opportunities to integrate the OHS management system with other business processes

E. Updates to the risk register

F. Report showing the trend of an increase in safety incidents

G. Plan to prioritise health and safety issues as a business strategy

H. Minutes of previous management reviews

I. Decisions related to continual improvement opportunities

J. Worker feedback of positive and negative comments

A. Cancel the current follow-up and reschedule it with top management to a date in the future when the building will be in place. Agree an appointment with them to fix your car at their reduced rate.

B. Record in the audit report that the building had been replaced at the time of audit (no one is likely to check). Then book your car in for the re-chroming to be done.

C. Suspend the audit and leave the site. Report the attempted bribe to the individual managing the audit programme and avoid all further contact with the auditee.

D. Accept the auditee ' s assurance that the work will be completed within the next two weeks and move on to your next checklist item. Make no record of the building or the bribe in your audit report.

A. All processes needed to meet the requirements of the OHSMS must be documented.

B. The organisation must seek to continually improve its OHSMS processes

C. The organisation must implement controls to ensure processes are operating in accordance with defined criteria.

D. OHS and S processes that are undertaken by external providers may or may not form part of the organisation ' s OHSMS.

E. OHS and S processes that are undertaken by external providers must be audited to ensure they are controlled.

F. All processes must have a designated process owner who has specific responsibility to ensure the process remains under control.

A. Do not agree to perform the audit because the scope of certification cannot be narrower than the scope of ABC ' s management system.

B. Agree to perform the audit if they commit to buy packaging material from a supplier other than XYZ.

C. Agree to perform the audit if ABC commits to extending the scope of certification to the second plant in
12 months.

D. Agree to perform the audit of the food manufacturing plant only. The new XYZ plant will be considered as one of ABC ' s suppliers.

A. An auditor from an accreditation body

B. An auditor certified by CQI and IRCA

C. An auditor trained in the CQI and IRCA scheme

D. An auditor from a consultant organisation

E. A certification body auditor

F. An auditor trained by the organisation

A. The audit team leader does not select the OHS audit team members.

B. The organisation should review the audit plan for agreement.

C. The audit team leader should plan to interview each employee.

D. The plan does not need to include the names of the senior managers.

E. The audit team leader should present the plan to the auditee before the Stage 2 audit.

F. The organisation should cancel at staff leave during the audit.

A. Top management, senior officers and designated safety representatives only

B. Top management and senior officers only

C. Everyone, at all levels of the company

D. Top management only

A. There is no evidence that workers understand the quality policy or quality objectives.

B. There is no evidence that workers understand their contribution to the overall effectiveness of the OHSMS.

C. There is no evidence that the knowledge and skills of workers are assessed against the requirements of their roles.

D. There is no evidence that workers are assigned the responsibility for identifying health and safety risks and opportunities.

E. There is no evidence that workers have the ability to identify hazards.

F. There is no evidence that worker attendance on OH and S training courses is recorded.

G. There is no evidence that workers are aware of the consequences of not conforming to the requirements of the OHSMS.

H. There is no evidence that workers remove themselves from situations they consider to be dangerous.