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Workplace Safety -
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Answers to important questions about occupational safety, risk assessments, employer obligations, and safety consulting services for businesses.

Occupational safety raises many questions in day-to-day business operations. Here, employers and managers can find clear information on legal obligations, risk assessments, occupational health care, and the practical organization of workplace safety. Our articles combine legal requirements with real-world experience from the workplace.

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Gastronomy

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Gastronomy

Occupational safety requirements in the catering industry

Hotel industry

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Hotel industry

Occupational safety requirements in the hotel industry

Services & Temporary Employment

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Services & Temporary Employment

Occupational safety requirements in the staff leasing sector (helpers in warehousing, logistics, industry, ancillary construction trades)

Social Services, Training & Adult Education

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Social Services, Training & Adult Education

Occupational safety requirements in the social services, training and adult counseling sector

Engineering offices

The photo shows the front of a jet engine with its numerous centrifugally arranged blades. A very technical photo to illustrate a technical occupational field.

Engineering offices

Occupational safety requirements in the engineering office sector

Software Development

The photo shows a laptop display with lines of code and a person sitting in front of it. You can see a bit of the person's head, one hand on the laptop keyboard, the other hand holding a cell phone on which lines of code can also be seen.

Software Development

Occupational safety requirements in the software development industry

Appliance and mechanical engineering

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Appliance and mechanical engineering

Occupational safety requirements in the appliance and mechanical engineering sector

Warehouses, Logistics, and Commercial Facilities

Electrical Work on a House Roof

Warehouses, Logistics, and Commercial Facilities

Construction Site – Supervising Work

Laboratory

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Laboratory

Occupational safety requirements in the laboratory sector

Employer Responsibilities

ASA - the format for consulting with the employer

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Employer Responsibilities

The basic requirements for managers in terms of occupational safety

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Employer Responsibilities

Organization of occupational safety by safety officers in the company

The photo shows a first aid kit standing on the floor, with a person squatting behind it, whose two hands are opening the lid of the kit.

Employer Responsibilities

Organization of first aid

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Employer Responsibilities

Organization of occupational safety by delegating duties to managers with authority to issue instructions

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Employer Responsibilities

Who bears what responsibility?

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