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🧡 ISO 45001:2018 for Textile Industries in Gurugram

ISO 45001 is the international standard for Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems (OHSMS). It helps textile factories proactively manage workplace health risks, prevent injuries, and create safer working environments β€” a must for labor-intensive industries like textiles.

🏭 Why Textile Companies in Gurugram Need ISO 45001

Gurugram’s textile sector β€” especially in areas like Udyog Vihar, Manesar, Sector 37, and IMT β€” houses hundreds of garment exporters, fabric processors, dye houses, and printing units. These units face constant health, safety, ergonomic, and fire hazards.

πŸ” ISO 45001 Is Essential For:

  1. Garment & apparel manufacturing units
  2. Fabric dyeing and printing houses
  3. Textile export houses and warehouses
  4. Processing and finishing units
  5. Integrated textile clusters in Manesar/Udyog Vihar

βœ… Key Benefits of ISO 45001 for Textile Units

  1. Reduces accidents, injuries, and occupational diseases
  2. Ensures compliance with Factories Act, Labor Laws, and Fire Safety Regulations
  3. Enhances employee confidence, morale, and retention
  4. Required by international buyers and CSR audits
  5. Complements ISO 9001, ISO 14001, GOTS, and SA8000
  6. Reduces downtime and compensation claims

⚠️ Common Health & Safety Hazards in Textile Units

Process Area Typical Hazards
Stitching/AssemblyRepetitive strain injury, poor ergonomics
Dyeing & PrintingChemical exposure, burns, VOC inhalation
Boiler RoomHeat stress, explosion risk, confined spaces
Finishing/IroningElectric shock, burns, machine hazards
Packing & DispatchSlips, falls, manual lifting injuries
Fabric CuttingLacerations, eye injury, dust inhalation

πŸ“‹ Required ISO 45001 Documents for Textile Industry

  1. OH&S Policy
  2. HIRA (Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment) Register
  3. Legal and Regulatory Compliance Register (Factories Act, Pollution Control Board, etc.)
  4. Incident/Accident Register
  5. Fire Drill & Emergency Response Plan
  6. PPE Management Procedure
  7. Training & Induction Records
  8. Contractor Safety Policy
  9. Internal Safety Audit Reports
  10. First Aid Readiness Plan

πŸ” ISO 45001 Certification Process

  1. Gap Assessment & Risk Identification
  2. Policy & System Documentation
  3. Implement Safety Controls & SOPs
  4. Conduct Trainings & Safety Awareness Sessions
  5. Internal Audit & Management Review
  6. Stage 1 & 2 Audit by Certification Body
  7. Certification Issued (Valid for 3 Years)
  8. Annual Surveillance Audits

🎯 OH&S Objectives Examples (Textile Sector)

  1. Achieve zero reportable accidents in next 12 months
  2. Train 100% employees on PPE and machine safety
  3. Conduct quarterly fire drills and mock evacuations
  4. Reduce manual handling injuries by 25%
  5. 100% compliance with Fire NOC and Building Safety regulations

🧩 Integrates Well With:

  1. ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management
  2. ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management
  3. SA 8000 – Social Accountability
  4. GOTS / OEKO-TEX / ZDHC – For sustainability in textile production

✍️ Want Help Getting Certified?

I can help you with:

  1. Custom OH&S policy and objectives
  2. Ready-to-edit HIRA register for textile operations
  3. Internal audit and safety training formats
  4. Fire safety and emergency response templates
  5. Full documentation toolkit for ISO 45001:2018



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