European Agency for Safety and Health at Work

DISCLAIMER: Companies should be aware that this tool has been developed at EU level and can differ from national legislative requirements.Violence from third parties, such as customers, patients, pupils or members of the public impacts a wide range of sectors and occupations. This tool helps enterprises (particularly small ones) to identify and manage the safety and health risks associated with third-party violence, and implement appropriate preventive measures to safeguard their workers.

DISCLAIMER: Companies should be aware that this tool has been developed at EU level and can differ from national legislative requirements.Since teleworking has become common after the pandemic, this tool aims at creating safer and healthier workspaces at home. It supports employers implementing a teleworking policy, and teleworkers in preventing risks related to workplace environment, the workstation and psychosocial risks that teleworking can bring about.The OiRA tool on telework is not sector-specific and can be used by any business.

DISCLAIMER: Companies should be aware that this tool has been developed at EU level and can differ from national legislative requirements.This is a generic tool for all those that are interested in OiRA and do not have a national tool for their sector available. It gives an overview of possible risks for a range of activities and might serve most companies. However it is up to the companies to check that specific risks of their sectors not covered by the generic OiRA tool will have to be included into their risk assessment