Certain companies need to submit their workplace's safety and health management system (SHMS) audit findings based on SS651.
At a glance
Who are those companies |
- Factory that processes or manufactures petroleum, petroleum products, petrochemicals or petrochemical products.
- Premises that stores toxic or flammable liquids at a storage capacity of 5,000 or more cubic metres.
- Factory manufacturing fluorine, chlorine, hydrogen fluoride, carbon monoxide and synthetic polymers.
- Factory manufacturing pharmaceutical products or their intermediates.
- Factory manufacturing semiconductor wafers.
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Who can submit |
- Company eService user
- Approved personnel of Workplace Safety and Health Auditing Organisation
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When to submit
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Every 24 months
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Related eServices
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Submit and retrieve SS651 audit |
Companies must comply with the WSH (Safety and Health Management System and Auditing) Regulations by implementing a safety and health management system and conducting an audit on the system at the required frequency.
What is SS651
SS651 is a Singapore Standard developed specifically for the chemical industry in Singapore on Occupational Safety and Health management system.
Requirements
You will need the following to submit an audit:
- Singpass
- Workplace number, workplace name and address of the employer
- Name and NRIC of the WSH auditor
- Final audit report
How to submit
You can submit the SS651 audit findings:
- Log in to WSH eService.
- Fill in the date of audit, NRIC and name of the WSH auditor.
- Attach the audit findings report and choose the document type “SHMS”.
- Click submit to complete the submission.
Save your work frequently. You can retrieve a saved draft submission and work on it later.
Resources
For more information and resources, you can read the user guide to online submission for audit findings.
Singapore Standards
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