työterveysmääräyksissä

Työterveysmääräyksissä refers to the regulations and guidelines related to occupational safety and health in Finnish law. The term is often used to denote the collective term for the various laws, decrees, and regulations that aim to promote the safety and well-being of employees in the workplace.

The key objectives of työterveysmääräyksissä are to prevent work-related illnesses and injuries, reduce the risk of occupational diseases, and ensure that employees are provided with a safe and healthy working environment. The regulations cover a wide range of topics, including the management of work-related risks, employee health surveillance, and the provision of personal protective equipment.

In Finland, the Työterveyslaki (Act on Occupational Health Care) is the primary legislation governing työterveysmääräyksissä. The law requires employers to provide occupational health care and to take measures to prevent work-related risks. Employers are also responsible for conducting regular risk assessments, implementing safety and health measures, and providing employees with information about workplace hazards.

Työterveysmääräyksissä are enforced by the Finnish Occupational Safety and Health Act Enforcement Authority, which is responsible for monitoring compliance and taking action against employers who fail to meet their obligations. Employers who fail to comply with työterveysmääräyksissä may face fines and other penalties.

Overall, the purpose of työterveysmääräyksissä is to promote a healthy and safe working environment for all employees in Finland. By regulating and enforcing occupational safety and health standards, the government aims to reduce the risk of work-related illnesses and injuries and to ensure that employees can work without harm.