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The Design, Implementation, and Audit of Health and Safety Management Systems, Second Edition

Ron C. McKinnon

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07 October 2025
In today’s complex work environments, occupational health and safety are critical concerns for all organizations. This book offers an in‑depth exploration of creating, implementing, and evaluating structured safety management systems (SMS). As safety regulations and laws require every workplace to maintain a form of SMS, comprehensive guidance is provided here that offers the necessary foundations and a detailed understanding of these essential systems.

This book is the go‑to resource for upgrading and standardizing health and safety protocols. Covering over 60 elements crucial to a robust SMS, and providing clear guidelines and practical examples for designing and implementing risk‑based processes, programs, and standards, readers will gain insight into auditing these systems to ensure compliance with local and international standards, like ISO 45001–2018. The text, featuring real‑world experiences across various industries, emphasizes a proactive approach to safety, moving beyond reactive measures such as injury rates. Updated to reflect contemporary changes to SMSs, and with modifications to every section on goals and KPIs for safety, this book provides a practical roadmap for integrating SMS into daily operations, ensuring a safer and more compliant workplace.

The Design, Implementation, and Audit of Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems is ideal for safety professionals, organizational leaders, and anyone responsible for workplace safety, especially those in high‑risk industries.
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Imprint:   CRC Press
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   2nd edition
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 156mm, 
Weight:   703g
ISBN:   9781032951249
ISBN 10:   1032951249
Series:   Workplace Safety, Risk Management, and Industrial Hygiene
Pages:   338
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
Part 1 – Introduction to Design, Implementation and Audit of Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (SMS). Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Philosophy of Safety Chapter 3 Designing an Occupational Health and Safety Management System Chapter 4 Implementation an Occupational Health and Safety Management System (SMS) Chapter 5 The Audit of an Occupational Health and Safety Management System Chapter 6 The Safety Management System Audit Process Chapter 7 Management Principles that Apply to the Implementation of a SMS Part 2 – Design, Implementation and Audit of Safety management Systems - Safety Leadership and Organization Elements Chapter 8 Health and Safety Policy Statement Chapter 9 Health and Safety Policies, Standards, Processes, Systems and Programs Chapter 10 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (SMS) Chapter 11 Health and Safety Policies: Management Leadership and Involvement Chapter 12 Safety Objectives, Goals, and Performance Indicators Chapter 13 Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) Chapter 14 Employee Communication, Consultation and Participation Processes Chapter 15 Health and Safety Representatives Chapter 16 Critical Task Identification and Job Safe Practice (JSP) Processes Chapter 17 Safety Induction Training Program Chapter 18 Health and Safety Committees Chapter 19 Safety management System Continuous Improvement Program Chapter 20 Management of Change Process Chapter 21 Health and Safety Training Program Chapter 22 Health and Safety Management System Auditing Chapter 23 Safety Management System Review Chapter 24 Employee Job Specifications Chapter 25 Return to Work Program Chapter 26 The Health and Safety Coordinator Chapter 27 Industrial Hygiene Program Chapter 28 Annual Report: Health and Safety Part 3 – Design, Implementation and Audit of SMS - Workplace Environment Conditions. Chapter 29 Business Order (Good Housekeeping Program) Chapter 30 Plant Hygiene Amenities Chapter 31 Permit to Work System Chapter 32 Safety Inspection System Chapter 33 Stacking and Storage Practices Chapter 34 Structures, Buildings, Floors, and Openings Chapter 35 Demarcation of Walkways, Work and Storage Areas Chapter 36 Labelling of Switches, Controllers and Isolators Chapter 37 Color Coding of Plant and Machinery Chapter 38 Scrap, Waste and Refuse Removal System Chapter 39 Hearing Conservation Program Chapter 40 Occupational Stress Management Program Chapter 41 Pollution Control Program Part 4 – Design, Implementation and Audit of SMS Section - Accident and Near Miss Incident Reporting and Investigation Elements and Processes. Chapter 42 Recording System for Injuries, Illness and Diseases Chapter 43 Accident and Near Miss Incident Reporting and Investigation Process Chapter 44 Near Miss Incident Reporting and Tracking System Chapter 45 Injury, Damage, Loss Statistics, Recording System Chapter 46 Accident and Near Miss Incident Recall Program Chapter 47 Risk Financing and Cost of Risk Part 5 – Design, Implementation and Audit of SMS Section - Emergency Preparedness, and Fire Prevention and Protection Elements. Chapter 48 Fire Risk Assessment Chapter 49 Fire Prevention and Protection Equipment Chapter 50 Alarm Systems Chapter 51 Emergency Plans Chapter 52 Flammable Substance Storage Chapter 53 First Aid and First Responder Program Chapter 54 Firefighting and Evacuation Drills Chapter 55 Fire Prevention and Emergency Coordinator Part 6 – Design, Implementation and Audit of SMS Section - Electrical, Mechanical and Personal Safeguarding Elements Chapter 56 Fall Protection Systems Chapter 57 Hazardous Material Control Chapter 58 Scaffolding Safety Program Chapter 59 Respiratory Protection Program Chapter 60 Energy Control Program Chapter 61 Machine Guarding Program Chapter 62 Motorized Equipment Safety Program Chapter 63 Personal Protective Equipment Program Chapter 64 Ergonomic Safety Program Chapter 65 Electrical Safety Program Chapter 66 Electrical Arc Flash Safety Program Chapter 67 Contractor Health and Safety Management Program Chapter 68 Summary

Ron C. McKinnon, CSP (1999–2016), is an internationally experienced and acknowledged safety professional, author, motivator, and presenter. He has been extensively involved in safety research concerning the cause, effect, and control of accidental loss, near‑miss incident reporting, accident investigation, safety promotion, and the implementation of health and safety management systems for the last 46 years. Ron C. McKinnon received a National Diploma in Technical Teaching from the Pretoria College for Advanced Technical Education, a Diploma in Safety Management from the Technikon SA, South Africa, and a Management Development Diploma (MDP) from the University of South Africa, in Pretoria. He received a Master’s degree in Safety and Health Engineering from Columbia Southern University. From 1973 to 1994, Ron C. McKinnon worked at the National Occupational Safety Association of South Africa (NOSA), the originators of one of the first risk‑based, management‑led, and audit‑driven systems, the NOSA 5‑Star Health and Safety Management System, in various capacities, including General Manager of Operations and then Marketing. He is experienced in the implementation of health and safety management systems, auditing, and safety culture change interventions. During his tenure with NOSA, he gained valuable experience in auditing safety management systems in numerous countries. From 1995 to 1999, Ron C. McKinnon was a safety consultant and safety advisor to Magma Copper and BHP Copper North America, respectively. In 2001, Ron spent 2 years in Zambia introducing world’s best safety practices to the copper mining industry. After spending 2 years in Hawaii at the Gemini Observatory, he returned to South Africa. He recently contracted as the Principal Consultant to Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), Riyadh, to implement a world’s best practice safety management system (Aligned to OHSAS 18,001) throughout its operations across the Kingdom involving 33,000 employees, 27,000 contractors, 9 consultants, and 70 Safety Engineers. Ron C. McKinnon is the author of Cause, Effect and Control of Accidental Loss (2000), Safety Management, Near Miss Identification, Recognition and Investigation (2012), Changing the Workplace Safety Culture (2014), and Risk‑based, Management‑led, Audit‑driven Safety Management Systems (2016), A Practical Guide to Effective Workplace Accident Investigation (2022), Measuring Safety Management Performance (2024), all published by CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, Boca Raton, USA. He is also the author of Changing Safety’s Paradigms, published in 2007 by Government Institutes, USA, and the second edition published in 2018. Ron C. McKinnon is a retired professional member of the ASSP (American Society of Safety Professionals) and an honorary member of the Institute of Safety Management. He is currently a health and safety management system consultant, safety culture change agent, motivator, and trainer. He is often a keynote speaker at safety conferences and consults international organizations.

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