OSGB SERVICES
Joint Health and Safety Unit Services Tailored to Your Needs
Safety Specialist
Workplace Physician
Other Health Personnel
We meet your obligations under Law No. 6331 with occupational safety specialists, occupational physicians and other health personnel, and combine them with your emergency and disaster preparedness to deliver measurable results on site.
Our OSGB Services
We meet your legal obligations with our experienced team.
Occupational Safety Specialist
Our occupational safety specialists carry out risk assessments, site inspections and employee training under the conditions and time allocations set out in the relevant regulation.
Occupational Physician
Our occupational physicians conduct pre-employment and periodic medical examinations, health surveillance and record keeping under the conditions and time allocations set out in the relevant regulation.
Other Health Personnel
Our workplace nurses support health surveillance and first aid services together with the occupational physician, under the conditions and time allocations set out in the relevant regulation.
Beyond Legal Compliance
We go beyond the basics, managing the process with digital tracking, regular reporting and updates.
Integrated Software
Assignments, training, health checks and site findings in one digital system, tracked in real time.
Quarterly Progress Report
Every quarter, we report findings, closed actions and open risks to your management in a measurable format.
Regular OHS Newsletters
We keep your team informed about regulatory changes and lessons from the field through regular newsletters.
Disaster & Emergency Support
We manage your OSGB service together with emergency planning, drills and disaster preparedness under one roof.
What Is a Joint Health and Safety Unit (OSGB)?
Joint Health and Safety Units (OSGB), as defined in the Occupational Health and Safety Law, are organizations authorized by the Ministry to provide occupational safety specialists, occupational physicians and other health personnel to all types of workplaces.
The term refers to a unit established by public institutions, organized industrial zones or companies operating under Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 of 13 January 2011 to provide occupational health and safety services to workplaces, which has the necessary equipment and personnel and is authorized by the Ministry.
Under the Regulation on the Duties, Authorities, Responsibilities and Training of Occupational Safety Specialists, a safety specialist must serve at least 10 minutes per employee per month in low-hazard workplaces, 20 in hazardous and 40 in very hazardous workplaces. We plan your service time on this basis, record it in our integrated software and report progress to your management every three months.
