Purpose of the Audit
The purpose of this audit is to objectively evaluate the organisation’s current occupational health, safety and environmental performance, identify critical risks and reveal opportunities for sustainable improvement.
The audit addresses not only non-conformities but also organisational weaknesses that may affect operational safety, resilience and long-term performance.
Audit Scope
- Occupational health and safety management practices
- Environmental risk and impact management
- Legal obligations and corporate standards
- Field safety and employee behaviours
- Emergency preparedness and response capability
- Performance indicators, records and monitoring systems
- Contractor and supplier practices
Audit Process
- The organisation’s operations, processes and audit scope are reviewed.
- Documents, procedures, records and performance data are examined.
- Site observations and employee interviews are conducted.
- Findings are classified according to risk level.
- Priority improvement areas and recommendations are reported.
- A closing presentation is delivered to management.
Audit Outputs
- Objective assessment of current performance
- Identification of critical risks and improvement areas
- Evaluation of legal and management system compliance
- Prioritised action plan
- Management decision-support report
- Sustainable improvement roadmap
Evaluate your HSE performance from a holistic perspective
Occupational health, safety and environmental performance extends beyond legal compliance. An effective system requires leadership, employee involvement, risk management, operational control, environmental responsibility and continual improvement to work together.
WCC performance audits provide a comprehensive assessment of current practices and help management focus resources on the most critical improvement priorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the audit only cover legal compliance?
No. In addition to legal compliance, the audit evaluates management system effectiveness, site practices, employee behaviours and organisational safety culture.
Is a report provided after the audit?
Yes. A comprehensive report is prepared, including findings, risk levels, explanations and recommended actions.
How is the audit duration determined?
The duration depends on workforce size, operational scope, site size, number of locations and the agreed audit scope.