How the record is built and checked

One record, every output

One reviewed record holds each requirement, the evidence, the gaps, the draft crosswalk, 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 licensed ISO 45001:2018 text is not reproduced. Each requirement line is a paraphrase written from the held clause record, with the clause cited. Titles and defined terms remain as the standard names them. A seven-word overlap check runs against the public draft sample before release; the clause text is checked against the held record at authoring, not copied from it.

What the draft layer can and cannot say

The DIS requirement text is not public. The draft layer therefore uses the public contents for the clause titles and the public foreword for the status of the edition, and uses two named certification-body summaries for the direction of the changes. It does not state a draft requirement as if it were text. Where the summaries are silent, the page says the public record does not show a change.

The dates

Stage dates to 40.60 are from the ISO page. The planning date, 12 September 2027, is 330 days from the 17 October 2026 rule date, derived from stage 40.60. It is an estimate, not an ISO commitment. The transition end, 2030-09-12, assumes three years, because no IAF transition document for this revision was found on 18 October 2026. Every date that is an estimate says so where it appears.

What is checked before release

• Every sitemap URL serves text/html, and every page has one h1.
• Every title is under 60 characters and every description under 160, measured after escaping.
• The free check returns incomplete, not a lighter verdict, when an answer is blank.
• A strict overlap check against the public draft sample comes back clean.
• The refresh script runs against the live sources and fails on an unexplained change.
• The browser smoke runs the check, a clause page, the revision map and the pricing on desktop and phone.

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. No claim that a certification body will accept a transition plan. No invented statistics, reviews or dates.