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Dynamic workplace risk assessment · § 5 ArbSchG

A one-off snapshot cannot satisfy a standing obligation. Work changes faster than your filing cabinet.

Section 5 of Germany's Occupational Health and Safety Act (ArbSchG) does not call for a one-time assessment, but a process that keeps pace with working conditions. That's exactly what our instrument delivers.

Focus Banks & savings banks + Law firms + Mid-sized companies + Financial services + Public sector
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Survey Assess Measures Effectiveness The cycle doesn't close with documentation — it closes with the next measurement.
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Six checkpoints. One honest completion score.

The six points follow the structure required by § 5 ArbSchG and the relevant guidelines.

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The cycle

A process that keeps pace. Not a document that goes stale.

Six risk areas, surveyed on a recurring basis — with named owners, deadlines, and an effectiveness review that closes the loop.

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For occupational safety, HR and executive leadership Sales deck and sample report

Approach, process, roles and pricing — plus an anonymised sample report.

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The limits, stated plainly We support the process. Responsibility remains with the employer.

Our service does not guarantee legal compliance, does not automatically satisfy every statutory obligation, and is no substitute for occupational-medicine, safety-engineering, or legal advice. Read § 5 ArbSchG ↗

Three engagement models

You run it yourself. Or we take it on.

What fits depends on your internal capacity — not your company size. All three models use the same instrument.

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Delivery

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Scope depends on the number of locations, headcount, and survey frequency. The right model and terms are worked out together in the implementation check.

The next step

How old is your last effective measure?

In the implementation check, we review your existing process, name the gaps, and recommend the right model.

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