Occupational safety: Don't leave young managers alone with their duties

When it comes to occupational health and safety, newcomers among managers are often thrown into the deep end. What do young managers expect? Hours of face-to-face instruction or a little self-study first? Our experience shows that you should first educate yourself and then exchange ideas. With HSE 4.0 you have the ultimate tool to do this effectively, quickly...

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Taking a hip flask to work – More and more working people are addicted to alcohol – KKH expert: Seek help in good time

The topic of alcohol in the workplace and dealing with alcoholized or other psychotropic substances colleagues: We already cover this in our training courses in the annual basic training and in 5 other training courses, such as for managers, but see for yourself. The following study by the KKH Hannover, December 15, 2022 Endless stress,...

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New online instructions

HSE 4.0 once again offers new instruction templates Use and use of slings when transporting cranes Coming soon to publication Basics of the Supply Chain Act for managers / employees Basics of the Whistleblower Act for medium-sized / small companies In total, HSE 4.0 offers 159 different instruction templates, which can be easily passed on by customers to companies Needs...

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HSE Occupational

“Age-appropriate jobs are important” and that starts early

For Torsten Brandt from the Saarland Chamber of Labor, this is primarily due to health reasons and calls for improvements in occupational safety. People in Germany are increasingly retiring before the standard retirement age. Many people leave working life at the age of 63 or 64. Note: Qualifications and secure jobs require...

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Working Hours Act and Corona regulations in winter 2022/2023

On October 1st, 2022, the SARS-CoV-2 Occupational Safety and Health Ordinance will come into force again, which includes, among other things, a weakened home office regulation (Section 2 Paragraph 1 No. 6 VO-E). For digital instructions for all your employees working from home, look here. The employer can offer employees to carry out suitable activities in their home if no...

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Protecting employees from the effects of climate change – HSE 4.0 can help

BAuA provides an overview of possible challenges for occupational safety Dortmund - Global climate change also has an impact on the world of work and places special demands on occupational safety in our latitudes. A warmer climate leads to sometimes extreme heat and solar UV exposure, especially for those working outdoors. Infectious diseases (especially...

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Unterweisungsmaterial auf Ukrainisch / Educational and methodological material in the Ukrainian language

Thousands of men and women from Ukraine have gained a foothold in the local labor market. So that they can work safely and healthily despite language barriers, the trade association for raw materials and the chemical industry (BG RCI) has translated ten short safety discussions (SKG) into Ukrainian. For download: The safety instructions are now available as a print document and digitally...

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Healthy employees – what makes a good break?

Breaks are often neglected in everyday working life. They are not only important for health – they also increase performance. Six criteria for a good break According to the DRAMMA model from recovery research, an effective break should meet six criteria: It ensures that employees can stop their work for a moment...

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An update on the state's failure to protect occupational health and safety

On this side of the promises and lost in the emaciated federal mess, falling on your face....as always, Germany is one of the worst performers in Europe when it comes to occupational safety. This is what the Council of Europe's expert committee, which checks compliance with social standards in all countries, found: "In 2014, the expert committee found for the first time that...

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No heat-free for employees, but companies must ensure protection

Heat in the workplace - temperatures will continue to rise even in temperate rooms. No matter what the thermometer in the office shows: there is no such thing as being heat-free for employees. When temperatures in the classroom climb above 30 degrees, children and young people in Germany are usually released from school lessons - the same is likely to happen in...

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Occupational safety for volunteers

Volunteers are usually insured by the relevant BG, but are rarely instructed. And accidents at work do not look at whether it is a full-time or voluntary employee or an adult or a minor, everyone must be instructed and it is time for the legislature to enshrine this in the ArbSchG. Many...

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Occupational health

The psyche also needs to be protected

Source: Flensburg Journal and BAUA Psychosocial Safety Climate When you hear occupational safety, you usually think of construction site helmets, hand protection for circular saws or ergonomic computer workstations. The media reports on the annual Occupational Safety Day on April 28th also primarily use such images. But the Occupational Safety and Health Act not only obliges employers to protect their workforce from physical...

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Instruct instructors

For most people responsible for occupational safety, data protection or compliance, training is a purely compulsory event without much benefit and simply takes up time. But how can I employees. Reach better inside and how do I teach in a way that is entertaining and fun. How do I check whether the content, which...

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