QKUUK begins assessment of job risk

The Work Security and Protection Sector, which operates under the USKKUK, has for the first time realised the risk assessment of jobs at the KKUK Nuclear Medicine Clinic, based on the Law on Safety and Health at Work, other norms in force and international standards.

Taking on the nature of the work of this service, the risk assessment has initially been made in this service and will gradually include all the jobs of the KKUK and SHSKUK's constituent units, conform required standards.

Risk - assessment methods allow for identification of all specific objects that can harm people and cause undesirable results at work.

They give the opportunity to assess the seriousness of such a potential event, as well as identify the most suitable solutions for protection against these consequences, a media communique says.

The goal is through risk assessment for the Nuclear Medicine Clinical Service and other services at QKUKKKUK, to determine the measures needed for job safety, as well as responsibilities to create safer and healthier conditions in all aspects of work.

During the act of risk assessment, there has also been training of workers from the slave - training module for safe work, safety, and health, where they have been certified.