The Occupational Health and Safety Service has a significant role in carrying out occupational risk assessments, the primary goal of which is to ensure that employees are effectively protected from the hazards present in the work environment. The purpose of an occupational risk assessment is to determine what hazards can cause injury or deterioration of employees’ health, and to answer the question of whether it is possible to eliminate them and what measures should be taken in this regard. Identified risks are discussed during meetings of the Health and Safety Committee, which, in addition to employer representatives, is also attended by the social side.
- prevent accidents at work, occupational diseases and potential accidents,
- meet the requirements of the applicable provisions of law,
- aim at continuous improvement of occupational health and safety,
- conduct occupational risk assessments,
- improve actions relating to occupational health and safety to avoid losses arising from accidents at work,
- improve employees’ qualifications and involvement in OHS initiatives,
- provide necessary technical and financial resources and competent personnel to carry out duties connected with the protection of employees’ safety and health.