📘 ISO 45001 vs. OSHA – KNOW THE DIFFERENCE, STRENGTHEN SAFETY
“Two paths, one goal: a safer workplace.”
✅ ISO 45001 is an international standard
Focuses on creating a structured Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS)
Helps organizations prevent work-related injuries and illnesses
Applies globally, voluntary, and is certifiable
Based on risk management, leadership, and continuous improvement
✅ OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration – USA)
A regulatory body and law in the United States
Sets and enforces mandatory workplace safety standards
Offers guidelines, training, inspections, and penalties for non-compliance
Legal requirement for U.S. employers
⚠️ Key Difference:
ISO 45001 is a framework for managing safety
OSHA is a law that sets and enforces safety rules
Integrating both ensures legal compliance and global best practices.

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