ISO 45003 Psychological Health and Safety at Work
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What is ISO45003?
ISO 45003:2021 provides organizations with clear guidelines to identify, assess, and manage psychosocial risks in the workplace, including factors such as workload, communication, leadership, and organizational culture that can impact employees’ mental health.
The standard complements ISO 45001:2018 by addressing psychological well-being alongside physical health and safety.
Implementing ISO 45003 enables organizations to recognize and address conditions that may contribute to stress, burnout, or disengagement, supporting a safer, healthier, and more resilient working environment
Why Choose Kiwa?
Kiwa is recognized as an independent partner in testing, inspection, and certification, supporting organizations in developing systems that protect, support, and empower their workforce.
Auditors at Kiwa bring technical expertise and a strong understanding of organizational culture and well-being, working closely with clients to ensure that certification delivers meaningful value to both the business and its employees.
Through a transparent and collaborative approach, Kiwa helps organizations create workplaces that are safe, healthy, and grounded in mutual respect.
The certification process with Kiwa
Preparation and Gap Analysis
Application Submission
Formal Assessment
Certification Decision
Ongoing Surveillance and Continuous Improvement
Benefits of the Service
Healthier and more motivated employees
Improved risk management
Stronger organisational culture
Increased productivity and engagement
Better recruitment and retention
Enhanced resilience and sustainability
Is ISO 45003 right for your organisation?
ISO 45003 is suitable for organizations of any size and sector that aim to improve psychological health and safety at work.
It is particularly relevant for businesses with an existing or planned Occupational Health and Safety Management System based on ISO 45001, as well as those seeking to foster a supportive and resilient workplace culture.
It covers:
- Identification of psychosocial hazards such as workload, bullying, job insecurity, and poor communication.
- Assessment and control of risks through policies, procedures, and leadership practices.
- Promotion of wellbeing via supportive work environments and mental health resources.
- Integration with ISO 45001 for a holistic approach to health and safety.