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EU-OSHA has developed this tailored tool to support safe working conditions under COVID-19 restrictions. 

The interactive tool can help in identifying, assessing and managing the risks posed by COVID-19 and ensuring that workers come back to a safe and healthy environment. It includes information on how to handle crucial aspects like physical distancing and hygenic measures. It further covers a range of situations, including what to do if a worker has COVID-19 symptoms, travelling to and from work safely and managing external service providers.

Šis rīks ir paredzēts kokapstrādes uzņēmumiem. Tā ir nozare, kurā visbiežāk runā par bīstamu darbu, kura rezultātā var iegūt smagas traumas. Tomēr kopumā nozarei ir raksturīgi dažādi darba vides riska faktori – mehāniskas dabas riski, ko izraisa dažāda darba aprīkojuma izmantošana, troksnis, vibrācija, putekļi un ķīmiskās vielas, darbs neērtās pozās, smagu priekšmetu celšana un pārvietošana u.c. Sāciet ar riska faktoru identificēšanu un novērtēšanu, tad izvēlieties piemērotākos preventīvos pasākumus, kas samazinās vai izskaudīs riskus. Neaizmirstiet īstenot atlasītos pasākumus! Rīkā ir iekļauti padomi par putekļu koncentrācijas samazināšanu, ergonomiku, individuālajiem aizsardzības līdzekļiem u.c. Tie ļauj darbiniekus pasargāt no nelaimes gadījumiem, kas rodas no nedroša aprīkojuma izmantošanas, kā arī ieviest galvenos ugunsdrošības principus utt. Šis rīks var palīdzēt ne tikai uzlabot darba apstākļus darbiniekiem kokapstrādes uzņēmumos, bet ļaut arī saglabāt viņu veselību, motivāciju un labas darbaspējas.

This is the updated version of the Italian office tool. The former version will still be available until end December 2020 on the webpage of the Italian authorities, the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy and the National Institute for Workers' Compensation. New risk assessments should however only be done with this new version. All risk assessments done with the former version are also still available under each individual account when logging in.

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The building construction sector which is mainly made up of micro and small companies registers high levels of work accidents. This sector is characterized by several risk factors, such as working at heights, moving loads, handling machinery and work equipment, the presence of dust and other hazardous chemicals, improper posture, noise and vibration, as well as adverse weather conditions. Accidents usually occur due to unsafe conditions and / or actions. This tool aims to contribute to an improvement of working conditions in the building construction sector, as it allows for an assessment of existing risks and suggests measures to be implemented to control these risks and produces an action plan to be implemented at the workplace.