Sectors · Occupational health
Public Administration
Public bodies, local authorities, schools and public offices must manage occupational health obligations across different roles and work environments.
The risk assessment includes office work, display-screen equipment, ergonomics, psychosocial risks, public-facing activities and any technical or field duties.
A structured surveillance programme makes responsibilities clear and supports continuity in public services.
Assessments to evaluate
Protocols should be proportionate to the role and to the risks identified in the assessment.
Coordination is important when an organisation includes offices, schools, technical teams and multiple locations.
Occupational health
Health assessments to evaluate
The competent physician defines examinations around the specific risks of each role. They may include:
- Medical examination: Fitness for the role
- Ergonomic assessment: Display-screen and office work
- Vision tests: Screen and precision activities
- Musculoskeletal assessment: Handling and field work
- Stress assessment: Organisation and public-facing roles
- Specific checks: Based on the risk assessment
All examinations belong in a personalised health protocol aligned with Legislative Decree 81/2008 and the actual role and workplace.
Skema HSE
Support for public bodies
We help public organisations map roles, locations and duties.
We structure health surveillance and documentation in a clear, traceable way.
We support managers and prevention figures in meeting Legislative Decree 81/2008 obligations.
A clear prevention system protects employees and strengthens the quality of public services.
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