GHS symbols at a glance
Handling chemicals involves risks. To minimize these risks, a labeling system was developed, the so-called Global Harmonized System (GHS). A key element of this system are the hazard pictograms, which provide information about the potential dangers of chemicals at a glance. These pictograms, uniform and internationally understandable, play a crucial role in preventing accidents and…
EHS in companies
EHS refers to the environmental, health, and safety aspects of a company’s day-to-day work. These are the top priorities for functioning occupational safety and form the basis for successful companies. Our article explains what the EHS abbreviation stands for and which areas it includes. All three EHS areas are subject to a multitude of legal…
Complaint management for employees
No matter how well a company is managed, problems can arise anytime and in various areas. Effective employee complaint management is essential for companies because it identifies and solves internal problems and promotes operational efficiency. Through systematic complaint management, companies improve their processes and create a positive working atmosphere, which increases employee productivity and commitment.…
Reporting an accident at work
Despite all precautions, accidents in everyday working life are not uncommon. In 2021, 1,516 people in the EU had a non-fatal accident at work for every 100,000 employed people. Across the EU, 3,347 people were fatally injured during their working hours. After such an incident, there is often significant uncertainty in the company: Do you…
Occupational safety instruction
Occupational health and safety training isfundamental in every company’s aim to optimise workplace safety by largely eliminating or minimising potential hazards. This article highlights the necessity, methodology, and legal requirements of training. Find out what steps employers must take to ensure effective implementation and how occupational health and safety training contributes to employee health. Basics…
Occupational health and safety management system
An occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS) is essential to occupational health and safety in companies and organisations. The successful implementation of an OHS not only promotes the health of employees but also impacts economic success. The effort involved in planning and initially implementing such a system will pay off in the long run.…