ISO 39001 gives organizations a structured way to reduce deaths and serious injuries from road traffic crashes they create or influence.
Who Needs It?
Logistics and transport companies, oil & gas and mining contractors with field fleets, construction firms, utilities and organizations whose staff drive for work.
The Certification Process
- Application: share your scope, sites and headcount; we confirm the route and audit time.
- Proposal and agreement: written proposal and certification agreement.
- Stage 1 audit: documentation and readiness review.
- Stage 2 audit: on-site evaluation of implementation and effectiveness.
- Certification decision: made by a competent reviewer who was not on the audit.
- Surveillance and recertification: annual surveillance, recertification every three years.
What Auditors Focus On
- Performance factors chosen from your actual risk data.
- Controls for speed, fatigue, seat belts, impairment and vehicle condition.
- Journey management and crash investigation.
FAQs
How does ISO 39001 relate to ISO 45001?
ISO 45001 covers OH&S broadly; ISO 39001 goes deeper on road risk. Many organizations integrate them.