ESSENTIAL FOR THE OPERATION OF A HEALTHY BUSINESS
An important part of systematic management of the workplace environment is the investigation of the, with the aim of identifying and assessing risks in the workplace. The assessment of risk is part of the preventive work for the creation of a safe workplace workplace.
CHOOSE CITY ENGINEERING FOR CONSULTING & SAFETY ISSUES
- The experience and continuous training and updating of our partners is a priority in the services we offer.
- We will keep you informed of any new developments in the field of occupational safety.
- We care about your business and always act consistently and responsibly so that you are always one step ahead of any possible developments.
- We tailor our services to your needs by analyzing your business profile.
- We provide support wherever you are.
- We follow global trends and are one step ahead in implementing workplace safety practices.
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WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE SAFETY TECHNICIAN?
As health, safety, and accident prevention are the most important factors for the workforce of any company, the Safety Technician has the important mission of providing the employer with advice and recommendations regarding Occupational Health and Safety (OSH).
Their role includes advisory responsibilities for the prevention, supervision, and improvement of working conditions, as well as the training of the workforce.
If your company employs even one employee, you as an employer are required under Law 3850/10 to consult with a Safety Technician.
His advice is given verbally and in writing, and then the Safety Technician records his recommendations in the company’s special logbook, which is paginated and certified by the Labor Inspectorate. The employer, in turn, must sign a statement confirming that they have taken note of the Safety Technician’s suggestions and advice.
*In cases where the special book does not need to be stamped, it may be kept electronically.
At CITY ENGINEERING, you will find everything you need to fortify your workplace. Our consulting services include
- Safety Technician
- Occupational Physician
- Occupational Risk Assessment (ORA)
- Signage Study
Our fully trained and constantly updated security team is at your side with the latest developments concerning the safety of your employees and, by extension, your own.
The cost is determined based on square footage, number of employees, and location. (Starting at €20 per month with 48-hour delivery of the first inspection and processing of the safety technician's logbook.)
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WHAT DOES A SAFETY TECHNICIAN DO?
The Safety Technician goes to the workplace specified in the visit schedule registered with the Labor Inspectorate. He inspects the facility and provides advice on occupational health and safety issues.
- Provides consulting services on issues related to Occupational Health and Safety (OHS).
- Checks and advises on the safety of the installation.
- Submits proposals for the addition of safety equipment where necessary, as well as preventive maintenance measures for machinery.
- Advises and recommends solutions regarding safe methods for carrying out production processes.
- It checks and proposes solutions for the required Personal Protective Equipment and supervises their compliance.
- It investigates, monitors, and records any workplace accidents and recommends preventive measures to be taken to protect workers in accordance with Article 15 of N3850/2010.
- Develops contingency plans for emergencies such as earthquakes, fires, terrorist attacks, pandemics*, etc.
- Investigates and advises on combating violence and harassment in the workplace. (Applies to companies with more than 20 employees)
- Supervises the execution of emergency preparedness drills. Provides training and advice on how to respond appropriately to prevent accidents.
- Proposes solutions for the correct signage of the workplace.
- Drafts instructions for the safe execution of tasks and informs and trains staff on health and safety issues.
- He is obliged to maintain business confidentiality.
Definition of Occupational Risk
A hazard is considered to be the reason why someone may become ill or injured and which may have negative consequences for the individual, the team, or the business.
Indicative examples of occupational hazards:
- Slippery floors that can cause someone to slip and injure themselves.
- Heavy lifting and awkward postures can lead to injuries and diseases of the muscles and bones.
- Many job vacancies over a long period of time can lead to unhealthy workloads and stress for employees.
- Victimization of an employee can lead to stress and mental illness.
INDICATIVE PRICE LIST
Annual remuneration (remuneration of a qualified engineer for the minimum employment, i.e. 25 hours/year) →€300
Preparation of an emergency plan (the work concerns a separate area and relates to its size and the population employed):
study cost for the area: Category A: €5/m², Category B: €3/m², Category C: €1/m²
Study Assessment Professional Risk – Category C →250€.
Comments: Applies to independent space up to 500m², up to 20 employees and 5 different specialties-positions of work.
For sizes larger than this, the following applies:
-For each m² additional, is multiplied by the quotient of the surface area divided by 50.
-For more than 20 employees, multiplied by the quotient of the number of employees by the 20.
-For more than 5 specialties-positions of work, multiplied by the quotient of the a59> number of specialties-positions work by 5.
Preparation of H&S File or H&S Plan (Health & Safety File or Health & Safety Plan)
-Category 1: concerns technical work with a volume of up to 2000m³ or up to 20 workers at the same time or a work volume of up to 500 daily wages or a total of up to 30 working days→€450
-Category 2: concerns technical work volume up to 3000m³ or up to 30 workers simultaneously or volume of work up to 800 daily wages or total work up to 45 working days →700€
-Category 3: concerns technical work with a volume of up to 4000m³ or up to 40 workers at the same time or a work volume of up to 1000 daily wages or a total of up to 60 working days →€950
-Category 4: concerns technical work with a volume of up to 6000m³ or up to 60 workers at the same time or a work volume of up to 1600 daily wages or a total of up to 90 working days →€1450
-Category 5: concerns technical work volume up to 8000m³ or up to 80 workers simultaneously or volume of work up to 2000 daily wages or total work up to 120 working days →1900€
-Category 6: concerns technical work with a volume of up to 12,000 m³ or up to 120 workers at the same time, or a work volume of up to 3,200 daily wages, or a total of up to 180 working days →€2,850
Health and Safety Signage Study: study cost per space
Category A: €2.60/m², Category B: €1.60/m², Category C: €0.60/m²
Investigation of Occupational Accident: study cost
Category 1: €120/employee, Category 2: €240/employee, Category 3: €320/employee, Category 4: €410/employee
*(Category 1: Near miss Accident, Category 2: Minor Injury, Category 3: Serious Injury, Category 4: Fatal Accident)
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