HSE handbook

Health, safety and environment work is an extensive topic with several statutory requirements that can be difficult to understand. With the HSE handbook, both employees and managers get a simple overview of procedures, roles, objectives and legislation. The HSE handbook simplifies and systematizes the company's HSE work and provides quick access to important information for employees. To help you, we at 4human written a blog on what should be included in an HSE handbook.

• Meets public requirements
• Employees become more self-reliant
• Access to important templates in HSE work
• Automatic update in case of legislative changes
• Enterprise-wide access to news feed
• Easy to use and available in all digital surfaces
• Easy to update and adapt to your own business
• Fewer questions directed to administration and management
• Easy to keep track of your company's HSE routines
• Complete and up-to-date information, all in one place
• Interaction and easy integration with our E-learning feature

The company's HSE handbook should be a reference work with information about the company's internal rules and practices.

You will find useful information about, among other things:

• Work environment mapping and risk assessment
• Goals and action plan for HSE
• Follow-up of HSE in practice
• Organizational and psychosocial environment
• Measurement and monitoring of HSE
• Deviation management etc.

In collaboration with lawyers, we at 4human have prepared a thorough template consisting of company-specific proposal texts and associated legal interpretations for each individual topic. This makes it easy to use the template as a starting point and tailor it to your company's needs.

If you want to define your own manuals, 4human HRM is excellent for this. You can set up manuals completely tailored to your business. For example, manuals that organize work routines, products, training and quality assurance.

• Map internal routines and guidelines
• Process and tailor content for digital handbook
• Implement the manuals in your business