SIA offers specialized consultancy services to support organizations in the implementation of Management Systems, covering various regulatory benchmarks, as well as preparing for the certification of these systems.
Our aim is to ensure that companies achieve operational excellence, compliance with legislation and continuous improvement in their activities.   Objectives

1. Implementing Management Systems: Supporting organizations in implementing Management Systems in line with the applicable standards.
2. Preparing for Certification: Preparing the company for certification of its Management Systems, ensuring that all regulatory requirements are met.
3. Management Systems Audits: Carrying out internal and compliance audits to ensure the effectiveness of the Management Systems implemented.

Normative References Covered: – Occupational Health and Safety (ISO 45001): Creation of Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems to reduce the risks of accidents or occupational illnesses, and improve workplaces. – Social Responsibility (SA 8000 or NP 4469): Implementation of Social Responsibility Management Systems to promote ethical and sustainable labor practices. – Reconciliation between professional, family and personal life (NP 4552): Implementation of Management Systems to reconcile professional, family and personal life. – Industrial Safety (SGSPAG – APA Reference): Implementation of Serious Accident Prevention Safety Management Systems to prevent accidents related to dangerous substances (Decree-Law No. 150/2015) and ensure respective compliance.   SIA’s consultancy service for implementing Management Systems and carrying out audits guarantees a complete, personalized and integrated approach to helping companies achieve compliance with regulatory benchmarks.

SIA carries out internal audits of management systems, aiming to evaluate and ensure compliance with regulatory references, and the continuous improvement of activities and processes. SIA has a pool of auditors with competence and experience in various standards and references, to ensure that the audit process is carried out in a detailed and objective manner, and that allows it to provide relevant insights for the continuous improvement of the Organization’s management systems. SIA has auditors and/or verifiers with competence in the following references: – Occupational Health and Safety (ISO 45001). – Social Responsibility (SA 8000 or NP 4469). – Reconciliation between professional, family and personal life (NP 4552). – Industrial Safety (SGSPAG Reference – APA / Decree-Law No. 150/2015).   Sometimes organizations need, at a preliminary stage, or not, to determine the status of the Organization’s compliance in light of a certain benchmark. This diagnostic assessment called Gap Analysis allows you to take a snapshot of the current state of an organization, identifying the gaps for the diagnosed benchmarks or benchmarks and developing a roadmap, with actions and investments, to adjust the management system to comply with the benchmark. under analysis. Taking into account that most of these areas of knowledge are regulated, SIA carries out legal compliance assessments. You can see these services in detail in our area of specialization, Compliance.

SIA has qualified security advisors on its staff to ensure this function for its clients. The activities of the safety advisor are those provided for in point 1.8.3 of the Regulation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road.   How we do it, guaranteeing what is foreseen in the previous point:

1. Audit. verify compliance with regulations relating to the transport of dangerous goods;
2. Support and Advice:

– advise the company on operations related to the transport of dangerous goods; – define procedures aimed at complying with the requirements relating to the identification of dangerous goods transported; – continuously evaluate the company’s practice in terms of assessing special requirements for dangerous goods transported when purchasing means of transport; – define procedures that allow compliance with ADR provisions and good practices related to the transport of dangerous goods or packaging, filling, loading or unloading operations;

3. Annual report: prepare an annual report for the company’s management or, where applicable, the competent authority, on the company’s activities in the transport of dangerous goods. The report is kept for five years and made available to the competent authority.
4. Training: appropriate training of the company’s workers, including changes to regulations, and updating records in the respective individual processes;
5. Accident report: analyze and, when necessary, prepare reports on accidents, incidents or serious infractions occurred during the transport of dangerous goods or during packaging, filling, loading or unloading operations;

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Plano de proteção física: elaborar o plano de proteção física previsto no 1.10.3.2, quando aplicável.