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Regulation summaries, field practices and screening organization guides for HR and OHS professionals.
How does the Health Reports Regulation in force since 19 May 2026 affect the pre-employment report? Health Status Document, e-Report and validity period.
Which tests apply to dust, noise, lead, solvents, biological agents and display screen work? An exposure-based guide with the underlying regulations.
Where are food handler screening and the hygiene training certificate required, what does the law say and how are tests and frequency set? A summary.
Who issues the pre-employment health report, what information is needed, which tests are performed and how long the report takes. A summary under Law No. 6331.
The former legal basis of the heavy and hazardous work report, the report required today for hazardous work, who issues it and which tests are performed.
Who issues the pre-employment health report, which tests are requested and when it is renewed. What employers need to know under Law No. 6331.
The sections of the EK-2 form, the fields completed by the employer and the occupational physician, the conclusion section and retention periods.
How hazard classes are set, where to find the NACE code and how physician, specialist, examination and training requirements change with the class.
Since January 1, 2025, small low hazard workplaces must also assign an occupational physician and a safety specialist. The court ruling, hours and İSG-KATİP.
Comparing price lists is easy, choosing the right OSGB is not. Seven concrete criteria from the authorization certificate to screening integration.
Hearing loss does not hurt and goes unnoticed for years. How audiometry follow-up should work in noisy workplaces, action values and employer obligations.
Which test is mandatory for which worker? Pre-employment and periodic examinations under Law No. 6331, tests by exposure and the employer's obligations.
Once a year in the very hazardous class, every 3 years in the hazardous class and every 5 years in the low hazard class. Intervals, exceptions and scheduling.
From the lead-lined X-ray booth to the quiet audiometry compartment, inside the mobile health vehicle and the hour-by-hour flow of a screening day.
