In this period of coronavirus health crisis, all companies are required to update their risk assessment / single document (article R 4121-1 of the French Labor Code). But it's not an easy task, as the risks, resources and working methods are all new. Many managers, QSE and EHS coordinators find themselves alone with their concerns.
How can I best update my risk assessment / single document (DU) in the current context? What are the risks, means of control, assessments and best practices?
The aims of this risk assessment summary
- To make it easier for you to update your risk assessment;
- To give you the opportunity to check/validate the work you've done;
- To help you identify the prevention and protection measures that can be implemented
- To give you some perspective on your risk assessment.
Thanks to this summary, you will be able to answer many questions relating to :
- Granulometry in your work units -UT- (Just one company-wide line? Same UT as before? Detailed by risk area -toilets, changing rooms...)
- Different or new risks to be taken into account (Contamination? Social isolation linked to teleworking? Depression linked to the fear of losing one's job?...)
- How to carry out the rating (same criteria for Severity, Frequency, No rating, etc.)
- Means of prevention and protection, in addition to barrier measures (reception of external companies, drivers, external worksites, visits to customers, stores, etc.).
We hope you enjoy reading this document and find it useful.
Take care of yourself and your loved ones.