Obtain ISO 45001 certification and improve occupational health and safety management by reducing risks and accidents
In recent years, workplace safety has become an increasingly central issue for companies across all sectors. Ever more stringent regulations and growing operational risks make it essential to adopt an occupational health and safety management system compliant with ISO 45001.
ISO 45001 certification enables organizations to assess, prevent, and reduce risks related to occupational health and safety, helping protect workers from hazards and dangers in the workplace.
This international standard can be easily integrated with the main business management systems, such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
The ISO 45001 standard is currently under revision, with updates expected in the first half of 2027.

The ISO 45001 certification process with RINA is developed through a structured and transparent process:
The duration of ISO 45001 certification is 3 years, renewable at the end of the three-year period.
RINA is an international certification body with consolidated experience in occupational health and safety management systems.
We operate globally thanks to accreditations issued by international bodies such as ACCREDIA and ANAB, or national bodies such as RENAR in Romania, supporting companies through every stage of the certification journey with a competent, reliable, and results-oriented approach.
ISO 45001 certification is applicable to all organizations, regardless of size and sector. It is particularly useful for companies operating in high-risk contexts or for those that want to improve their safety management.
Yes, ISO 45001 certification can be easily integrated with other business management systems, such as ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment). This integration makes it possible to optimize processes, reduce duplication, and manage different organizational aspects more effectively.
To obtain ISO 45001 certification, a company must implement an occupational health and safety management system compliant with the standard and undergo an audit by an accredited certification body such as RINA. The process includes an initial analysis phase, verification of compliance, and issuance of the certificate in the event of a positive outcome.