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SANS 3000-1:2009 - Railway Safety Regulator

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<strong>SANS</strong> <strong>3000</strong>-1:<strong>2009</strong>Edition 2e) the appropriate level of management shall consider the findings for the area that has beenaudited, decide on the appropriate actions to be taken, and document the decisions;f) follow-up actions shall be documented and carried out in accordance with the documenteddecisions;g) audit findings and corrective actions shall be reported to senior management; andh) audit findings shall be signed off when implemented.5.6.1.3 Audit reports shall be retained for review by the relevant national railway safety regulator(see foreword) for a period determined by the relevant national legislation (see foreword), but theperiod shall be not less than three years.5.6.2 Compliance with the SMSRegular compliance audits shall be carried out to verifya) the existence of the SMS elements and sub-elements as a minimum in compliance with this partof <strong>SANS</strong> <strong>3000</strong>, andb) that the elements and sub-elements are implemented and complied with at the appropriatelevels within the organization.5.6.3 Adequacy and effectiveness of the SMSAdequacy and effectiveness audits shall be carried out to determine the adequacy andeffectiveness of each element and sub-element of the SMS as part of an integrated process formanaging and improving operational safety.This audit component of the SMS should include periodic reviews of the system to ensure thecontinued suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the SMS, taking into account changingcircumstances, including the results and recommendations of risk assessments, occurrenceinvestigations, and safety performance analyses.5.7 Compliance with safety legislation5.7.1 An SMS shall include procedures to ensure that the operatora) identifies all the legal obligations impacting directly or indirectly on railway safety,b) monitors changes in legislation,c) complies with the requirements contained in legislation, andd) evaluates compliance with the legislative requirements.5.7.2 The operator’s existing standards, including codes of practice, rules and notices, should beidentified in the operator’s SMS and will continue to apply in their current form, until amended orreplaced. Procedures and processes for developing new standards, and for amending, accepting oradopting existing standards are covered in relevant national railway safety regulations (seeforeword).12

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