Competence Management Systems Development
We will Review, Design, Implement and Benchmark your business’ policy and procedures systems
What is a Competence Management System ?
A Competence Management System (CMS) is a set of process procedures (part of the Human Factors Roadmap), which helps you to develop systems to evidence an individual employee’s workplace knowledge, skills, attitude and behaviours. A CMS is designed to comply to COMAH / SEVESO III regulatory and ISO quality systems requirements – to ensure operational competence.
Regulatory Need:
Major hazard organisations require
Major hazard organisations require competent staff who have the necessary skills, knowledge and experience to undertake critical tasks in such a way as to prevent a major accident or minimise the consequences to people and the environment should one occur
COMAH Competent Authority, Inspection of Competence Management Systems at COMAH Establishments (Operational Delivery Guide)
Why implement a CMS?
Demonstration of a robust CMS is required by major accident hazard site regulators, as listed in:
Managing for health and safety (HSG65)
A CMS improves operational performance, safety and staff morale, by standardising the reliability and consistency of quality production across individual and multi sites, team shifts and global operations.
A robust CMS is for organisations who want to transform their business, improve competitive advantage, drive operational excellence, comply to regulatory requirements and attract / retain the best employees.
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The Benefits
Positive outcomes of a robust CMS can include:
- Adherence to ISO quality standards
- Improve operational efficiencies / productivity
- Attraction, retention and succession planning of best employees
- Compliance to COMAH / Seveso III regulatory requirements
- Fulfilment of customer orders – delivering safely, on time, at the right price and produced to the customer’s quality requirements
- Improved competitive advantage
- Maintenance of your corporate reputation
- Improve understanding of your health and safety and operating procedures
- Reduced risk of human error incidents and accidents
- Keep your ‘License to Operate’
WHat our clients say
Kevin Moxham, EMCOR UK
