• Preparing the Risk Assessment report together with the team created at the workplace and the Workplace Physician
• Preparing an Emergency Plan with the team created at the workplace
• Guiding and advising the employer on occupational safety
• Subcontractors/subcontractors auditing and reporting to the management
• Prepare Health and Safety Plan/document
• Prepare Internal Directive
• Providing training on occupational safety
• Establishing and managing a surveillance and control system in the workplace
• Participating in the work of the Occupational Health and Safety Board
• Preparing Annual Work Plan, Annual Training Plan and Annual evaluation report together with the Employer and the Occupational Safety Specialist
• Preparing work instructions
• Keeping records of work accidents and occupational diseases
• Advising the employer on the selection of personal protective equipment
• To follow periodic tests and controls
• To determine working conditions with flammable, explosive, flammable and dangerous substances

The duration of the occupational safety specialist that your workplace should receive is determined by the current number of employees of the workplace and the hazard class of your workplace. According to this:

• Less Hazardous Class: 10 minutes per person
• Dangerous Class: 20 minutes per person
• Very Dangerous Class: 40 minutes per person