TASK $6$: MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE CONTROLS

What changes have occurred at the organisation that may require management of change

controls? $(7)$

Note: You should support your answer, where applicable, using relevant information from the

scenario.

$1.$ EHG has recently acquired two new health club sites. Integrating these new sites into the organization's existing health and safety management system may require changes to policies, procedures, and training programs to ensure consistency and compliance across all locations.

$2.$ The organization's new chief executive officer has created a health and safety committeeand increased the health and safety budget. This change in leadership and priorities may necessitate changes to the existing health and safety management system to align with the new CEO's vision and goals.

$3.$ The establishment of a new health and safety committee will likely result in changes to the organization's approach to health and safety management, including the development of new initiatives, policies, and procedures.

$4.$ The increased budget allocation for health and safety may lead to changes in the

organization's health and safety programs, such as the acquisition of new equipment, the implementation of new training programs, or the hiring of additional health and safety personnel.

$5.$ The creation of the new health and safety officer position, responsible for conducting annual health and safety audits, may require changes to the organization's existing audit processes and protocols to accommodate this new role and its responsibilities.

$6.$ Following the accident, the faulty exercise machine was removed and replaced with a new one. This change in equipment may require updates to maintenance schedules, risk assessments, and staff training to ensure the safe operation of the new machine.

$7.$ The scenario mentions that a new swimming pool cleaning machine arrived unexpectedly at one of the health clubs. Implementing this new equipment may require changes to existing cleaning procedures, staff training, and risk assessments to ensure effective use of the machine.