Self-diagnosis assists in adapting to labor standards and in promoting a healthier and safer work environment
Teleservices, civil construction, slaughterhouses, health services and supermarket companies already have a specific tool for the self-diagnosis of labor in relation to the measures necessary to prevent the transmission of the coronavirus and combat covid-19 within the work environment.
A questionnaire with a completion time of approximately 30 minutes, the labor self-diagnosis makes it possible to identify the basic situation of the company, including in relation to the main health and safety risks at this time of health disaster.
The questions are about covid-19 identification protocols among workers, actions to prevent contagion, hygiene procedures and the use of personal protective equipment, among others. To self-diagnose, simply access the Federal Government Services Portal (gov.br).
After answering the questionnaire, it is possible to download the files with the report. The system also allows the elaboration of an improvement plan according to the characteristics of the business and the risks identified.
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Still this month, the tool will have new self-diagnoses for the rural sectors, fuel retailers and pharmacies and drugstores.
The self-diagnosis was developed for employers, especially small entrepreneurs. However, medium and large companies, in addition to self-employed workers and professionals, can also use the tool.
The service is free and optional. It was prepared by the Subsecretariat for Labor Inspection (SIT), of the Labor Secretariat (Setrab), an organ of the Special Secretariat for Social Security and Labor of the Ministry of Economy (Seprt), within the federal government's digital transformation program. The tool also has a partnership with the International Labor Organization (ILO) and support from the National School of Labor Inspection (Enit).
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