How the record is built and checked

One record, every output

One reviewed record holds each requirement, the evidence, the gaps, the remote overlay, the dates and a source pointer on every field. The clause pages, the free check, the kit and the watch all replay that record. A correction is made once and regenerated, so a page cannot drift from the register.

The requirement text is ours

The ISO 45001:2018 text is not reproduced. Each requirement line is a paraphrase written from our clause record, with the clause cited. Titles and defined terms remain as the standard names them. A seven-word overlap check runs against the source text before release; the clause text is checked against the clause record at authoring, not copied from it.

What the 45008 layer can and cannot say

The DIS requirement text is not public. The layer therefore uses the ISO page and the BSI public scope for the designation, the stage, the dates and the coverage, the BSI consultation release for the subject areas, and one named practitioner summary only to name areas. It does not state a 45008 requirement, does not quote the draft and does not claim a 45008 clause number. Where the public record is silent, the page says so.

The dates

Stage dates to 40.60 are from the ISO page. Publication is expected in 2027, per BSI. The planning date of 13 September 2027 is an estimate, not an ISO date. There is no transition deadline because the guidance is not certified against. Every date that is a target or an estimate says so where it appears.

How the record is checked

• Every requirement has a clause citation and a source link, and the remote overlay names the public source it rests on.
• The free check returns incomplete, not a lighter verdict, when an answer is blank or impossible.
• A strict word-overlap check against the source text comes back clean; the standard text is not reproduced.
• The refresh script re-reads the ISO page and the BSI page and fails on an unexplained change.
• Every page is read on desktop and phone, with the free check run through its states.

What is not claimed

No claim that a page will be cited by a search engine or an AI assistant. No claim that the draft is final or certifiable. No claim that a certification body will accept an arrangement. No invented statistics, reviews or dates.