Occupational safety specialist for offices in the Rhineland
Safety Club supports office and administrative businesses in the Rhineland with an occupational safety specialist on site. The full scope required by the Occupational Safety Act and DGUV Regulation 2, with all records held digitally in the client portal.
- Köln
- Düsseldorf
- Bonn
- Mönchengladbach
- Aachen
- Krefeld
- Neuss
- Leverkusen
- Solingen
- Remscheid
- and more
What matters here
The region lies in North Rhine-Westphalia. Typical for the region are insurers and media houses in Cologne, advertising and creative agencies in Düsseldorf, plus associations and internationally active organisations in Bonn. These are office and administrative businesses throughout, so support group III with 0.5 hours of basic support per employee and year.
Advertising and creative agencies have young teams with high turnover. That makes safety training a continuous task: anyone hiring constantly must train constantly, before work starts, not at the next group session. Media houses bring technical rooms and studios with their own demands on wiring and fire safety.
What differs regionally
The duties themselves are identical nationwide. Two things differ:
- The district office of your employers' liability insurance association. For office businesses this is usually the Verwaltungs-Berufsgenossenschaft. In this region two VBG district offices share the territory: Bergisch Gladbach for Köln, Bonn, Aachen, Leverkusen, Solingen and Remscheid; Duisburg for Düsseldorf, Mönchengladbach, Krefeld and Neuss. What decides is the postcode of your site, not the federal state.
- The state occupational safety authority. This is a matter for the federal states. Responsible here are the district governments as state occupational safety authorities. It can act independently of the insurance association.
What to do when post arrives is set out in A letter from the employers' liability insurance association.
Related
- External occupational safety specialist: the scope under section 6 ASiG, the three support models compared and how the number of hours is calculated.
- Occupational safety by sector: what sets law firms, IT, agencies, real estate, associations, financial services and other business types apart.
- Regions: an occupational safety specialist on site in eight regions across Germany, with the responsible VBG district office for each.
- Duties quick-check: which duties apply at your headcount, from the occupational safety committee through safety officers to the end of the Unternehmermodell.
- Support-hours calculator: your support hours under DGUV Regulation 2, including the split between specialist and physician. The cost logic is explained in What does a safety specialist cost?
- Risk assessment in the office and safety training in the office: the two duties that apply to every office business from the first employee.
- Services overview: the complete scope required by the ASiG and DGUV Regulation 2 in one contract, with every sector and location we cover.
Frequently asked questions
Does the occupational safety specialist come to our premises?
Do different rules apply to us than elsewhere in Germany?
Which employers' liability insurance association is responsible for us?
How quickly can support start?
Do you also support several sites in different regions?
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Worry-free occupational safety in 4 steps
A simple path from the first conversation to audit-proof documentation.
Free initial consultation
We set out what the law requires, what you don't need and what we deliver. Clarity from day one.
Contract signed
One contract, predictable annual costs, booked directly with us. First contact to signature: five working days at most.
Occupational safety specialist on site
Your specialist visits for the walkthrough, produces the risk assessment and checks: what is there, what is missing?
Audit-proof documentation in the portal
Every record sits in the client portal: digital, complete, current, easy to share.
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