Greek Legislation Gap Analysis
Occupational Safety and Health legislation is quite extensive and monitoring it can be a challenge for any business. Ergonomia's Gap Analysis service comes to face this challenge.
Safety & Ergonomics
Industrial Ergonomics
Ergonomia offers a wide range of consulting ergonomic services that can be applied in industrial settings. Our ergonomists having long experience provide Ergonomics knowledge to employees in offices or manufacture and simultaneously personalized counseling to each employee.
Ergonomic Assessment of Workstations
Complaints about backaches, eye strain, hand-ache or cases of musculoskeletal disorders may indicate inadequate initial design of the sites and workstations of a workplace. In such cases, the equipment must be ergonomically assessed and subsequent interventions should be performed.
Ergonomia’s experienced ergonomists with high qualifications and knowledge are capable of providing substantial support in the selection process or the evaluation of work equipment, office furniture, workplaces, buildings suitability and software usability assessment.
Emergency Response Plan
The Emergency Response Plan (ERP) constitutes a fundamental legal obligation of the employer (Law 3850/2010, article 30, paragraph. 1). ERP should be updated and regularly tested through drills, so as in the event of emergency to ensure safe escape of employees and third parties.
Occupational Risk Assessment (ORA)
Occupational Risk Assessment is a basic legislative obligation (Law 3850/2010, article 43) for all businesses regardless of the number of employees and the sector of economic activity. It is one of the most essential tools for the optimal management of Occupational Safety and Health.
Physical & Chemical Agents Measurement
Carrying out measurements of physical and chemical agents is a legal obligation of employers both in the private and public sector in cases where the employees may be exposed to harmful agents such as noise, dust, solvents, radiations, temperature, air quality or in cases where the levels of physical agents are not optimal for a certain task (e.g. light levels).
