Sihtgrupp

Work environment specialists, work environment representatives, and members of the work environment council. Mid-level managers and employers who themselves perform the duties of a work environment specialist within their institution or company, as well as anyone else interested in topics related to the work environment.

Eesmärk

The organisation of occupational health and safety in an enterprise is regulated by the Occupational Health and Safety Act (new version effective from 01.01.2019). Occupational health and safety training has been prepared in accordance with the procedure for occupational health and safety training and continuing education established by Regulation No. 50 of 22.11.2018 of the Ministry of Social Affairs: “Procedure for training and continuing training of working environment representatives, members of the working environment council, and first aid providers in a training institution.” Target group: Working environment representatives, specialists, council members, middle managers, employers who themselves perform the duties of a working environment specialist in their institution, company, or unit.

Käsitletavad teemad

• employer’s preventive activities in the workplace, including employee instruction and training, ergonomics, and workplace adaptation;
• organization of health checks and provision of other occupational health services;
• workplace hazards and risk analysis, including identification of hazards and measurement of their parameters, assessment of health risks arising from hazards, and planning of activities to prevent or reduce those risks;
• consideration of employee risk groups (minors, pregnant employees, employees with disabilities) in the work environment;
• informing and involving employees, and the roles and responsibilities of the work environment specialist, work environment representative, and work environment council;
• organization of first aid;
• actions in case of risk of an accident or an accident;
• reporting and investigation of occupational accidents and work-related illnesses;
• state supervision of occupational health and safety.