Occupational Health and Safety Trainings
According to the 6331 New Occupational Health and Safety Law, employers are required to receive occupational health and safety training for their employees.

Raising the awareness of the employees about the risks of occupational accidents and occupational diseases, acting scientifically in the fulfillment of the necessary precautions against the risks has given birth to the concept of "Occupational Health and Safety" (OHS). The purpose of occupational safety studies is; It is the systematic work carried out to protect the employees, to ensure that they work in a comfortable and safe environment, to ensure operational safety and to eliminate dangerous situations.
Approaches to OHS issues are generally grouped under the following headings:
Worker safety for employees,
Workplace safety for the working environment,
Production safety for production technology.
Work health(*);

"The physical, mental and social well-being of those working in all kinds of jobs,

Protection and development, loss of health of employees due to working conditions,

Prevention, protection from factors that will adversely affect their health during work,

placing them in a job suitable for their physiological and psychological structures and maintaining this,

In summary, it aims to ensure that the job is suitable for the employee and the employee is suitable for the job”.

In order to create a healthy and safe environment in the workplace, Occupational Safety Training is given to the employees, which includes the following subjects;

• General occupational health and safety rules,
• Causes of work accidents and occupational diseases and risks in the workplace,
• Safe use of work equipment,
• Legal rights and responsibilities of employees,
• Information on legal legislation,
• Establishing a safe environment and systems in the workplace,
• Use of personal protective equipment,
• Working with screened equipment,
• warning signs,
• Risks arising from chemical, physical and biological substances,
• cleanliness and order,
• Fire event and fire protection,
• Electricity, its hazards, risks and precautions.