The tool is intended for vulcanizers who perform job in vulcanization workshops or in tyre warehouses. A broad range of risks are covered including safety risks related to the handling of tools, MSDs due to bent body positions and the handling, transporting and storing of tyres

This tool helps identify and evaluate risks while working on the manufacture and sale of optical aids. It is intended mostly for micro and small companies. A broad variety of hazards is covered by the tools, such as ergonomic risks due to prolonged static postures, psychosocial risks due to work with demanding clients and much more.

This tool is intended for small employers, which are specialized to offer the service of building maintenance, to assess risks in performing such activities, as well as for larger employers for the purpose of making a risk assessment of the caretakers’ activities (for example, in retirement homes, schools, kindergartens, shopping malls, etc.).  It entails all hazards, harms and efforts, especially mechanical hazards when handling hand-held power tools, hazards of falls and collapses, hazards of electricity (for electricians), and psychosocial risks due to working with demanding clients.

This tool serves for risk assessment when working in pedicure salons. It is mainly intended for micro and small companies and covers a broad variety of risks including slips, trips and falls, ergonomic risks due to prolonged static body postures as well as psychosocial risks and much more.

Corresponds to NACE code C25.6

Corresponds to the NACE code C33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment and includes aspects related to C28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment. 

Corresponds to the NACE codes C25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products except machinery and equipment as well as CK Manufacture of machinery and equipment (covers metal cutting and stamping, boiler fabrication as well welding)

Employees, crews, performers and all other staff involved in audiovisual productions are constantly exposed to risks that can lead to injuries and other health repercussions. This tool is intended to anyone who aims to assess the health and safety risks related to audiovisual productions such as feature films, short films, documentaries, television series, commercials, video clips, video art, virtual reality and so on. The EU OiRA tool is the result of the project titled “Developing an Online Interactive Risk Assessment tool for film and TV productions” and was developed in a cooperation between the European Social partners of the sector, the European Coordination of Independent Producers (CEPI), the International Federation of Actors (FIA), the International Federation of Film Producers Associations (FIAPF), the International Federation of Musicians (FIM) and UNI Europa - media, entertainment & arts and with the support of EU-OSHA.