Corrections address immediate issues, such as errors or omissions, without addressing root causes. Clause
10.2 of ISO 45001:2018 allows for corrections alongside corrective actions.
Analysis of Options:
* A. Adding a missing signature to a corrective action record: Correct. This is a correction addressing an administrative oversight.
* B. Changing a process to reduce its inherent risk: Incorrect. This is a corrective action aimed at addressing root causes, not a correction.
* C. Changing the name of a tutor that did not deliver a course to the name of the tutor that did:
Correct. This corrects an error in records without addressing systemic issues.
* D. Reviewing workers' training records: Incorrect. This is part of ongoing monitoring or auditing, not a correction.
* E. Updating the emergency preparedness plan as a result of carrying out a practical test:
Incorrect. This is a corrective action resulting from performance evaluation, not a correction.
* F. Using OHSMS induction training to address an identified lack of OHSMS awareness among workers: Incorrect. This is a preventive or corrective action, not a correction.
ISO References:
* Clause 10.2: Nonconformity and corrective action.
* Clause 7.5: Control of documented information