Workers can use various safety and health resources inside their workplace, including:
- Tools and resources for occupational safety and health risk awareness and management such as OiRA (simplified risk assessment), OSHwiki (information source), e-guides, infographics, and practical guidance available from organizations like the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work.
- Total Worker Health® Toolkit resources that provide practical workplace solutions, guidelines, surveys, and scorecards to assess and improve worker well-being and safety culture.
- Access to occupational health and safety experts such as company doctors, occupational hygienists, and safety experts for medical exams, risk assessments, and advice on absenteeism and health support.
- Health and safety guidance, regulations, reporting tools (e.g., RIDDOR), and topical advice from agencies like OSHA in the US and HSE in the UK.
These resources help workers monitor risks, get health assessments, receive safety training, and participate in creating safer work environments. Employers can organize health and safety support internally or contract certified agencies to provide expert assistance.
In summary, safety and health resources inside workplaces include risk assessment tools, expert consultations (company doctors, safety experts), practical guidance toolkits, health monitoring surveys, and regulatory compliance tools available from recognized occupational safety authorities. These resources empower workers and employers to maintain and improve workplace safety and health conditions.
