Workplace OHS audit
We start with an inspection of the premises and an assessment of workplace risks that may affect employee safety.
We take care of occupational health and safety from the initial workplace audit through OHS documentation to employee training. You get a clear system that helps you meet legal obligations, reduce risks and keep your workplace in order.
We turn legal obligations into a clear system: we inspect the workplace, prepare OHS documentation, set up employee training and recommend specific safety measures.
We start with an inspection of the premises and an assessment of workplace risks that may affect employee safety.
We prepare or update OHS documentation so the company can demonstrate compliance with its obligations.
We provide OHS training when employees start work, when workplace conditions change and at regular intervals.
The packages are tailored by segment, number of employees and size of premises. This logic is worth keeping in the new design as well.
A well-designed OHS system helps prevent workplace accidents, production downtime, confusion during inspections and unnecessary penalties. It also creates clear rules that employees can apply in practice.
With an audit, up-to-date OHS documentation and regular training, you can rely on a system that is clear for both management and employees.
Your documents, records and recommendations are ready, and you know what to do next.
From audit to OHS documentation and training, we proceed clearly and understandably.
We identify weak points in the workplace and propose preventive measures.
You do not just receive paperwork, but recommendations that can be realistically implemented.
We tailor OHS training to the type of operation, work activities and risks.
OHS will not remain a one-off formality, but become a functional part of company management.
We clarify the type of operation, number of employees, risk activities and scope of service.
We inspect the workplace, identify deficiencies and prepare a clear report.
We prepare or update OHS documentation, including proposed measures.
We train employees and set the next steps so the system works in the long term.
Most often, they include a workplace audit, safety-technical service, OHS documentation, employee training, risk identification and recommendations for correcting deficiencies.
The employer is responsible for OHS and must ensure safe working conditions, training and the necessary documentation.
When an employee starts work, when their job role or conditions change, and then at regular intervals depending on the type of operation.
It helps the company demonstrate compliance, keep records, document risks and be better prepared for inspections.
