Contents
This webinar will give you a compact overview of the most important basics of occupational safety and the aspects you need to keep an eye on to ensure safe and healthy working conditions.
Basics of occupational safety in the company
- Legal basis.
- Employer's liability insurance association.
Risk assessment as an instrument of continuous occupational safety management
- Overview.
- Practical implementation.
- Derivation of measures.
Overview of other employer obligations
- ASA.
- Occupational safety specialist.
- Company doctor:doctor.
- Safety officer.
- First aiders.
- Fire protection assistants.
- Evacuation assistants.
Safety First! - Occupational safety as a cultural issue
- Impulses for raising awareness of the topic of occupational safety.
Webinars enable both effective and efficient learning. In 4 hours of learning time, short theoretical parts alternate with discussions, exercises and group sessions - just like in a classroom seminar.
You will need a quiet room, a headset connected to your computer and a stable internet connection (ideally via LAN cable).
Learning environment
In your online learning environment, you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this qualification measure after you have registered.
Your benefit
- You will receive an overview of the basics of occupational safety.
- You will be able to assess your own occupational safety management and know what requirements are placed on you from a legal and insurance perspective.
- You will learn how to establish risk assessment as an instrument for continuous occupational safety management.
- You will learn what occupational safety has to do with corporate culture.
Methods
trainer, group work, work aids and checklists, discussion, exchange of experience.
Recommended for
Employees from HR departments or working groups on the topic of occupational health and safety. Furthermore, managers and persons responsible for occupational safety from other areas.
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Attendees comments
I particularly liked the involvement of the participants despite the online event. Qualified and committed lecturers.

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Start dates and details

Wednesday, 23.07.2025
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Monday, 01.09.2025
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Thursday, 13.11.2025
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Wednesday, 21.01.2026
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Thursday, 26.03.2026
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Regular and continuous training in occupational safety is crucial to ensure safety in the workplace and thus the well-being of employees. In a constantly changing world of work, it is essential that employees and employers stay up to date with the latest safety measures and protocols. Continuous training helps to minimize risks, prevent accidents and create a safe working environment.
Here are the main reasons why regular training is important:
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Legal requirements: Employers are required by law to protect the health and safety of their employees. Regular training in occupational safety helps to meet these requirements and minimize potential liability risks.
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Prevention of accidents: Accidents in the workplace can be costly and time-consuming. Through regular training, employees learn to recognize and avoid potential sources of danger and help to minimize accidents.
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Improving productivity: Employees who feel safe are more productive and committed. Comprehensive safety training can help to boost employee confidence and well-being and ultimately increase the company's productivity.
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Improving the corporate culture: A corporate culture in which safety is a priority can help motivate employees and strengthen their loyalty to the company. Employees who feel safe and know that their health and well-being are important are more willing to take responsibility for their own safety and the safety of their colleagues .
Overall, regular training in the area of occupational safety is an important part of a comprehensive safety strategy. Companies that invest in the training and development of their employees not only contribute to safety in the workplace, but also create a corporate culture in which safety and well-being are a priority.