Occupational health and safety in Zadar
Workplace safety support in Zadar: safety management, evacuation plans, project documentation and construction coordination. Tell us your needs for a quote.
Occupational Health and Safety
Professional occupational safety services (management and monitoring)
Description
We help organise and monitor the implementation of workplace safety measures. Support may include reviewing existing documentation, tracking agreed activities, identifying shortcomings and providing professional guidance to employers and responsible personnel.
The aim is to give responsible personnel a clear view of tasks and priorities, while helping integrate safety measures into everyday work. The scope of external professional support is aligned with the requirements applicable to the individual employer.
Description
An occupational safety design report, known in Croatia as an elaborat zaštite na radu, addresses measures relevant to protecting workers in a proposed building. Its preparation considers the use of the premises, intended work processes and design solutions that affect working conditions.
The service is intended for developers and designers who need specialist input on occupational safety during project preparation. Early involvement makes it easier to coordinate protective measures with the other elements of the design documentation.
Description
An evacuation and rescue plan sets out how people should leave the premises and respond to an emergency. It is adapted to the room layout, exits, the number and needs of building occupants, and the intended allocation of responsibilities.
We prepare plans that help building users understand escape routes, assembly points and evacuation duties. Accurate, up-to-date information about the building and its actual use is essential to preparation.
Description
An evacuation drill tests how the plan works in practice. Organising a drill includes preparing a scenario, briefing responsible personnel on their duties and observing its execution.
After the drill, difficulties such as unclear instructions, delays or communication problems are reviewed. This provides a basis for improving procedures before a real emergency occurs.
Occupational Health and Safety
Construction execution plans for building sites
Description
A construction execution plan, known in Croatia as a plan izvođenja radova, addresses site organisation and protective measures for the planned work. It considers construction phases, the movement of people and equipment, and risks created when activities overlap.
The plan is prepared using information about the project and the proposed working methods. It should reflect the actual organisation of the work and relevant changes during construction.
Occupational Health and Safety
Stage I coordinator duties (during design)
Description
The Stage I coordinator's work focuses on coordinating occupational safety during project preparation. This includes considering design and planning decisions that affect the safe execution of the works.
Involving the coordinator at the appropriate stage allows safety issues to be addressed while design solutions and the sequence of work can still be coordinated.
Occupational Health and Safety
Stage II coordinator duties (during construction)
Description
The Stage II coordinator works during construction, when the activities of those involved on site need to be coordinated. Particular attention is given to how different tasks affect one another, cooperation between contractors and the implementation of planned measures.
The service helps developers and construction participants organise occupational safety coordination in line with the progress and complexity of the project.
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational health and safety consultancy
Description
We advise employers on organising workplace safety, changes to processes, opening new premises and planning necessary activities. We start with your specific situation: the work you carry out, the equipment you use and the conditions in which it takes place.
Using this information, we help identify what needs to be checked, prepared or brought into alignment.
Frequently asked questions
What should I include when requesting a review?
Describe how work is actually carried out: who performs each task, which equipment they use and where they work. Mention changes since the documentation was last prepared.
Are an occupational safety design report and a workplace risk assessment the same document?
No. The design report concerns the building's design solutions, while the risk assessment concerns risks associated with jobs and workplaces. Tell us the purpose of the document when making your enquiry so the appropriate service can be identified.
What is the difference between Stage I and Stage II coordinators?
The Stage I coordinator is associated with the design phase, while the Stage II coordinator is associated with construction. The required involvement depends on the project and the obligations of the construction participants.
Can I arrange an evacuation plan and a drill together?
Yes, these activities are connected. Before the drill, it is necessary to check that the plan reflects the actual premises and work organisation.
Request occupational health and safety support
Tell us your business activity, number of workers and locations, or provide basic construction site details. We will agree the scope of professional support based on your needs.