On behalf of a certification body, you are conducting a combined audit of Shelf-Fit. The organization designs, manufacturing install interiors for…

Major nonconformities are raised when there is a systemic failure to meet ISO 45001 requirements that could lead to significant risks. Analysis of Options: B . Lack of a documented process for controlling outsourced work (8.1.4.3): Major nonconformity. A failure to control outsourced work is a serious systemic issue. C . Failure to include OH&S policy in contractor contracts (5.2.f): Not a major nonconformity. While this is a nonconformity, it is procedural and not critical. D . No hazard assessment for installation works (6.1.2.2): Major nonconformity. A lack of hazard assessment for site-specific tasks is a serious issue. E . Missing safety data sheets for contractor chemicals (8.1.4.2): Not a major nonconformity. While important, this issue does not indicate systemic failure. G . Chemical hazards on installation sites not referenced in the hazard list (6.1.2.2): Major nonconformity. This reflects a failure in hazard identification and risk assessment. H . Internal audit program does not cover installation sites (9.2.2): Not a major nonconformity. This is a gap in auditing scope but does not directly endanger safety. I . Safe use of chemicals left to contractors: Not a major nonconformity. This could be addressed through improved contractor oversight rather than indicating systemic failure. ISO Reference: Clause 8.1.4.3: Control of outsourced processes. Clause 6.1.2.2: Hazard identification and risk assessment. Clause 7.4.1: Communication requirements.