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    • Systemic HSE work
      • Retningslinje for systematisk HMS-arbeid
      • Retningslinje for årlig gjennomgang av det systematiske HMS-arbeidet
      • Retningslinje for tilrettelegging og samarbeid mellom linjeleder og verneombud
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Systemic HSE work

Systemic HSE work

It is the unit's systematic HSE work that is the most important tool for ensuring and developing a good working environment.

Guidelines

  • Guideline for systematic HSE work
  • Guideline for annual review of the systematic HSE work - Internal control
  • Guideline for facilitation and cooperation between the line manager and the safety representative
  • Guideline for risk assessment and risk management related to HSE (under construction)
  • Guideline for reporting and handling HSE incident/discrepancy
  • Guideline for the use of the occupational health service (BHT)
  • Guideline for fire protection
  • Guideline for HSE in field work

Professional assistance

The Occupational Health Service (OHS) and the Section for HSE and emergency preparedness can assist the units with systematic HSE work.

In OHS, the staff has a free and independent position. The staff in OHS have a duty of confidentiality. Here are employees at OHS with specialist expertise in systematic HSE work.

In the Section for HSE and emergency preparedness, you will find the employer's internal specialists. Here are employees at the section for HSE and emergency preparedness with specialist expertise in systematic HSE work.

Information, tools, tips and advice within systematic HSE work

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