What is the difference between EHS and EHSQ 10

What is certain is that EHS stands for Environment, Health & Safety, and EHSQ stands for Environment, Health, Safety & Quality.

That is, many factories integrate these three systems, and it becomes EHSQ

EHS: Environment Health, Safety.

ehsq；I think it's quality

EHS should be environment, health and safety, is Q another quality?

EHS is the abbreviation of Environment, Health and Safety, and is an integrated management system of health, safety and environment introduced from European and American companies.

EHS integrates the systematic thinking of ISO45001 occupational health and safety management system, ISO14001 environmental management system and ISO9001 quality management system, and at the same time is an overall practice in professional technology, regulations and policies, and excellent management.

Through a systematic prevention and management mechanism, EHS completely reduces and eliminates various accidents, environmental and occupational disease hazards, so as to minimize the occurrence of personal injury, property damage accidents and environmental pollution accidents, so as to improve the management methods of enterprise safety, environment and health performance, so that enterprises can operate healthily, legally and sustainably.

EHS Management Content:

1. From the relevant aspects of the enterprise.

All activities related to the production of the enterprise, including its own production or service employees, shareholders, contractors, merchants, distributors, industry associations, residents around the location of the enterprise, etc.

2. From the aspect of management and control.

EHS management system, system certification and standardization, project three simultaneities, personnel qualification and training, document control and licensing, safety special fund management, EHS fixed asset management, accident investigation, EHS performance infiltration and assessment tracking, planning and implementation of safety culture establishment activities, etc.

Establishment of occupational hazard job files, detection and control of occupational hazard factors, selection and standardized management of PPE, ergonomics, occupational health and occupational hazard physical examination, control of hazardous substances such as CMR, etc.

Identification of major hazards, emergency plans, including planning, implementation and reporting of epidemic diseases, chemical leakage, fires, bushes, floods, etc., and maintenance of emergency equipment and materials.