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Risk assessment
Efficient risk assessment in occupational health and safety: solutions, exhibitors and innovations
The risk assessment product category is at the heart of modern occupational health and safety strategies. It comprises tools, methods and services that support companies in identifying and evaluating risks to the health and safety of employees and taking suitable protective measures. It is particularly relevant for companies as it is a legal requirement under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (§ 5 ArbSchG) and at the same time forms the basis for a safe and productive working environment.
This category is particularly valuable for the target group at the A+A trade fair, as a large number of international exhibitors present their products and services here. Companies from different regions and countries will be presenting innovative tools such as software solutions, measurement techniques and tried-and-tested checklists. In addition, interactive shows and test options offer the opportunity to try out and compare products directly - from theory to application in real time. Visitors can also place orders directly or enter into partnerships with leading suppliers.
The exhibitors in this category are characterized by their expertise and innovative strength. They present state-of-the-art technologies that help companies to make risk assessment more efficient and offer customized consulting services.
The target group includes safety officers, executives, HR managers, works councils, occupational safety experts and entrepreneurs from various sectors. For them, the trade fair not only offers access to the latest developments, but also the opportunity to get to know global trends in occupational safety and learn from leading experts.
The risk assessment product category is at the heart of modern occupational health and safety strategies. It comprises tools, methods and services that support companies in identifying and evaluating risks to the health and safety of employees and taking suitable protective measures. It is particularly relevant for companies as it is a legal requirement under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (§ 5 ArbSchG) and at the same time forms the basis for a safe and productive working environment.
This category is particularly valuable for the target group at the A+A trade fair, as a large number of international exhibitors present their products and services here. Companies from different regions and countries will be presenting innovative tools such as software solutions, measurement techniques and tried-and-tested checklists. In addition, interactive shows and test options offer the opportunity to try out and compare products directly - from theory to application in real time. Visitors can also place orders directly or enter into partnerships with leading suppliers.
The exhibitors in this category are characterized by their expertise and innovative strength. They present state-of-the-art technologies that help companies to make risk assessment more efficient and offer customized consulting services.
The target group includes safety officers, executives, HR managers, works councils, occupational safety experts and entrepreneurs from various sectors. For them, the trade fair not only offers access to the latest developments, but also the opportunity to get to know global trends in occupational safety and learn from leading experts.
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Haufe-Lexware GmbH & Co. KG
Freiburg, Germany
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BASIKNET Gesellschaft für Arbeitsschutz mbH
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B·A·D Gesundheitsvorsorge und Sicherheitstechnik GmbH
Bonn, Germany
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Inova Design Solutions Ltd
London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Quentic GmbH
Berlin, Germany
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SafetyPlanner SP GmbH
Grafing, Germany
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secova GmbH & Co. KG
Rheine, Germany
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WEKA Media GmbH & Co. KG
Kissing, Germany
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Welliba Sales Germany GmbH
Hamburg, Germany
Risk assessment in practice
Carrying out a risk assessment is a central component of occupational health and safety and an important step in ensuring the safety of employees. The process comprises several steps: First, potential hazards in various work areas are systematically identified, from physical risks such as machinery or chemical substances to psychosocial stress. This is followed by a risk assessment, which enables priorities to be set and suitable protective measures to be drawn up. Regular reviews and adjustments are necessary to ensure that the risk assessment is always up to date.
In practice, many companies rely on tried and tested tools and methods, such as standardized checklists, digital software solutions or support from external experts. Work equipment also plays an important role here, as its safe use and maintenance is often part of the assessment. These approaches help to make the process efficient and comply with legal requirements. The DGUV (German Social Accident Insurance) guidelines provide valuable support and guidance in this regard.
The A+A trade fair offers a comprehensive overview of the best practices and tools for risk assessment. Exhibitors will present innovative solutions, including intuitive software for documentation, measurement technology for identifying hazards and practical training courses. Visitors can also attend workshops and presentations by leading experts and take away ideas for their own operational practice.
Risk assessment for (small) businesses
For small companies, the implementation of risk assessment often poses a particular challenge. With limited resources and often without their own occupational health and safety experts, the legally prescribed analysis and evaluation of risks is a demanding task. Nevertheless, it is essential in order to ensure the safety of employees and provide legal protection for the company.
The risk assessment helps small businesses to identify potential risks in various activities at an early stage - be it the use of machinery, handling hazardous substances or physical strain on employees. This is not only a contribution to prevention, but also an essential responsibility of the company management, which results from the legal requirements and the requirements of the BGs (employers' liability insurance associations).
A central component is also the instruction of employees, which is intended to ensure that all employees are aware of the risks and the corresponding protective measures.
At the A+A trade fair, small companies will find customized solutions that are specifically tailored to their needs. Consultancy providers will be on hand to answer individual questions and offer support with specific implementation in the company. In addition, many of these solutions are cost-effective and can be tested or ordered directly at the trade fair.
In addition, many of these solutions are cost-effective and can be tested or ordered directly at the trade fair. Workshops and presentations provide visitors with compact and application-oriented insights into how they can implement the risk assessment step by step. The trade fair is therefore a valuable resource for small companies to fulfill their responsibility in occupational health and safety.
Risk assessment in occupational health and safety: highlights and added value of the A+A trade fair
A particular highlight of the trade fair are the specialist presentations, live demonstrations and interactive workshops, which offer valuable insights into the practical application of risk assessment. Visitors can not only test products, but also get in direct contact with exhibitors, ask questions and find solutions tailored to their needs.
The A+A trade fair offers clear added value for safety officers, occupational safety experts, managers, works councils and entrepreneurs who want to optimize their operational processes. The unique combination of international expertise, practical solutions and networking opportunities makes the trade fair an indispensable platform for anyone involved in occupational health and safety risk assessment.
Carrying out a risk assessment is a central component of occupational health and safety and an important step in ensuring the safety of employees. The process comprises several steps: First, potential hazards in various work areas are systematically identified, from physical risks such as machinery or chemical substances to psychosocial stress. This is followed by a risk assessment, which enables priorities to be set and suitable protective measures to be drawn up. Regular reviews and adjustments are necessary to ensure that the risk assessment is always up to date.
In practice, many companies rely on tried and tested tools and methods, such as standardized checklists, digital software solutions or support from external experts. Work equipment also plays an important role here, as its safe use and maintenance is often part of the assessment. These approaches help to make the process efficient and comply with legal requirements. The DGUV (German Social Accident Insurance) guidelines provide valuable support and guidance in this regard.
The A+A trade fair offers a comprehensive overview of the best practices and tools for risk assessment. Exhibitors will present innovative solutions, including intuitive software for documentation, measurement technology for identifying hazards and practical training courses. Visitors can also attend workshops and presentations by leading experts and take away ideas for their own operational practice.
Risk assessment for (small) businesses
For small companies, the implementation of risk assessment often poses a particular challenge. With limited resources and often without their own occupational health and safety experts, the legally prescribed analysis and evaluation of risks is a demanding task. Nevertheless, it is essential in order to ensure the safety of employees and provide legal protection for the company.
The risk assessment helps small businesses to identify potential risks in various activities at an early stage - be it the use of machinery, handling hazardous substances or physical strain on employees. This is not only a contribution to prevention, but also an essential responsibility of the company management, which results from the legal requirements and the requirements of the BGs (employers' liability insurance associations).
A central component is also the instruction of employees, which is intended to ensure that all employees are aware of the risks and the corresponding protective measures.
At the A+A trade fair, small companies will find customized solutions that are specifically tailored to their needs. Consultancy providers will be on hand to answer individual questions and offer support with specific implementation in the company. In addition, many of these solutions are cost-effective and can be tested or ordered directly at the trade fair.
In addition, many of these solutions are cost-effective and can be tested or ordered directly at the trade fair. Workshops and presentations provide visitors with compact and application-oriented insights into how they can implement the risk assessment step by step. The trade fair is therefore a valuable resource for small companies to fulfill their responsibility in occupational health and safety.
Risk assessment in occupational health and safety: highlights and added value of the A+A trade fair
A particular highlight of the trade fair are the specialist presentations, live demonstrations and interactive workshops, which offer valuable insights into the practical application of risk assessment. Visitors can not only test products, but also get in direct contact with exhibitors, ask questions and find solutions tailored to their needs.
The A+A trade fair offers clear added value for safety officers, occupational safety experts, managers, works councils and entrepreneurs who want to optimize their operational processes. The unique combination of international expertise, practical solutions and networking opportunities makes the trade fair an indispensable platform for anyone involved in occupational health and safety risk assessment.