Members of ENETOSH
Germany
National Network
AWO - Labour Welfare Saxony
The Labour Welfare has its origins in the social-democratic worker's movement and was founded in 1919. Since the early 90ies of the last century, it has become a strong unsalaried association and professional service provider in Saxony as well.
Citizens of all ages are working for and in the Labor Welfare, caring for children, young people and those who need help. Promotion of volontary work is considered to be an important contribution to the social system and the maintenance of the future of the Labour Welfare.
More than 180 day-care-centers for children all over Saxony 180 are run by the Labour Welfare.
AWO - Labour Welfare Saxony
Arbeiterwohlfahrt Landesverband Sachsen e.V.
Georg-Palitzsch-Straße 10
1239 Dresden
Germany
+49 351 84704-0
Contact person:
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david.eckardt@awo-sachsen.de
https://www.facebook.com/awosachsen
https://www.instagram.com/awosachsen/
Centre for Applied Health Sciences (ZAG) at the Leuphana University Lüneburg
The ZAG is divided into four sections: Education & Health, Economy, Management & Health, Environment, Sustainability & Health and Social Medicine, Health Sociology & Care Research. Scientists are working on these focuses within different projects and in cooperation with other institutions and offer various training opportunities.
The section "Health and Education" deals with issues in project-oriented projects of a good education, education and care in the various educational, social education and social work fields of work - especially with family, kindergarten, school, college and in the local district. This involves the question of how the quality of education, training and institutions can be increased by health promotion.
Some of the current research projects of ZAG like e.g. "Anschub" and "MindMatters" are already presented in different areas of the ENETOSH web platform.
More information on the centre and its projects can be found on the website.
Centre for Applied Health Sciences (ZAG) at the Leuphana University Lüneburg
Wilschenbrucher Weg 84a, W.323
21335 Lüneburg
Germany
+49 4131 677-7962
Contact person:
Prof Dr Peter Paulus
peter.paulus@leuphana.de
More information:
Maren Jennings
Tel. +49-4131-677-7707
E-Mail: jennings@leuphana-gmbh.de
DGB Bildungswerk
In the division “Safety, Health and environment“ we offer following seminars:
- health and safety at work
- job-related psychological stress
- prevention of work-related illnesses
- health promotion at work
- environmental management and sustainability
A new developed further training gives the possibility to graduate as a:
1. certified representative for safety at work
2. cerfified disability manager
DGB Bildungswerk projects:
Aside from our main business, the trade union education, we carry out developing and consulting projects on health and safety at work, environmental management and sustainability with national, European and international project partners.
We conducted the “SIGEPO” project on the implementation of health and safety at work in an operative and social dialogue in Poland. To fasten the Implementation of laws and orders in health and safety at work in Poland the European Commission demands an intensive bilateral dialogue of the social partners. SIGEPO supported this dialogue between the German and Polish social partners. Furthermore the Polish management representatives, work inspectors, operative commissions and employees were enabled to implement and prevent a health promotion process in accordance to the required European standards.
We carried out another project on “work instructions as an effective instrument for safe working and the reduction of work-based psychological stress” for the workers participation in the medical nursing field. Aim of the project was to adapt work instructions based on an extensive stress profile in a German hospital.
Please see www.dgb-bildungswerk.de for current seminars and enrolments.
Services:
Apart from our seminar, event and workshop programme, DGB Bildungswerk offers individual qualifications and advisory services, especially on safety, health and environment protection at work. In specialized problems we cooperate with a wide range of external specialists.
DGB Bildungswerk
Franz-Rennefeld-Weg 5
40472 Düsseldorf
Germany
+49 2324 508 333
Contact person:
Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA)
BAuA’s main tasks in the field of occupational safety and health (OSH) are policy advice, research, development, knowledge transfer as well as sovereign duties. BAuA addresses different target groups like employees, employers, associations, OSH experts, occupational health physicians, authorities of the Länder, the BMAS, statutory accident insurers (Berufsgenossenschaften), the general public as well as national, European and international committees.
The DASA Working World Exhibition in Dortmund presents past, present and future worlds of work on an exhibition area covering no less than 13.000 square metres. It is BAuA’s permanent educational facility and informs the general public about the world of work, its status for the individual and society, and the importance of tailoring work to human requirements. Every year more than 180.000 people visit DASA.
The BAuA joined the ENETOSH project as a partner in the national network of Germany.
Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA)
Dasa Arbeitswelt Ausstellung
Friedrich-Henkel-Weg 1-25
44149 Dortmund
Germany
+49 231 90 71 2088
Contact person:
Dr. Bernd Holtwick
holtwick.bernd@baua.bund.de
German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the public sector in Hessen (UKH)
Like all branches of the German Social Accident Insurance System, the UKH is also compulsory. The insurants are insured by law against the consequences of work-related risks (work and school accidents, occupational diseases, commuting accidents, occupational health hazards). The German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the public sector in Hesse has a social self-government, consisting of representatives of employers and insured member companies. The supervisory authority is the Hessian Ministry of Social Affairs. The insurance coverage is non-contributory. The contributions will be paid solely from the cities, municipalities and the State of Hesse.
Main tasks and achievements of the UKH are:
- prevention (prevention of work-related and school accidents and occupational diseases by consultation, training, monitoring and evaluation);
- rehabilitation and compensation by all appropriate means: medical, occupational, in school and in everyday life;
- cash benefits: injury benefit during incapacity, attendance allowance, pensions;
- education, counseling and information.
German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the public sector in Hessen (UKH)
Leonardo-da-Vinci-Allee 20
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
+49 69 29972-200
Contact person:
Dr. Torsten Kunz
t.kunz@ukh.de
German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the woodworking and the metalworking industry (BGHM)
Occupational safety and health begins with knowledge of hazards and stresses.
To enable you to apply this knowledge in practice every day, we train around 80,000 participants in our seminars every year.
The aim is to impart action, methodological and technical skills in such a way that you can act safely and competently in your respective professional environment. Whether you are an entrepreneur, an occupational safety specialist or a member of the works council - the seminars offer information tailored to your work. In addition to the exchange of experience between all participants, you will benefit in particular from the expert knowledge of our highly qualified speakers on all OSH-specific topics in the woodworking and metalworking sector - practical and varied.
Online seminars
Our online seminars offer you a combination of technical impetus through presentations of INPUT blocks and the opportunity to clarify current issues and exchange views. BGHM experts present specialist information from your sector. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity for thematic exchange in conversation and chat.
German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the woodworking and the metalworking industry (BGHM)
Isaac-Fulda-Allee 18
55124 Mainz
Germany
06131 802-0
Contact person:
Christiane Most-Pfannebecker
Head of Academy Department
service@bghm.de
Institute for Occupational Medicine and Occupational Safety (IAA)
Founded in 1997, the Institute for Occupational Medicine and Occupational Safety (IAA) is working as a service provider for tailor-made solutions in national and international markets. The GQA seal of approval confirms that IAA has all personal, technical and organizational conditions to give all kinds of qualified and comprehensive advice for companies nationwide or in international context in all areas of occupational safety and health.
IAA developed a number of tools to help companies to meet health and safety requirements and fulfill the German DGUV regulation 2:
The EHS (Environment, Health, Safety) System follows a holistic approach. Developed in cooperation with Secumundi, this software solution helps reducing the number of days lost and costs.
The competence center SIGEPORTAL is a holistic solution for fulfilling all duties in occupational health and safety. With offices all over Germany, IAA is on site for companies to find solutions in the area of work safety and health protection.
The Institute offers professional expert advice, helps to check regularly and train employees in work protection in a sustainable manner and provides risk assessments for all sectors (physical stress).
Institute for Occupational Medicine and Occupational Safety (IAA)
Maximilianstraße 23
67433 Neustadt a.d.W.
Germany
+49 6321 4990400
Contact person:
Beatrix Diemer
info@i-a-a.de
Institute for Work and Health of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV)
The Institute for Work and Health (IAG) of the DGUV is an educational and research institution and part of the DGUV Academy at the Dresden site. It is part of the DGUV's Prevention Division and helps to fulfil the primary task of the statutory accident insurance system: The prevention of occupational accidents, occupational diseases and work-related health hazards. To this end, the IAG has been offering seminars, conferences and events on the topics of safety and health at work since 2001, aimed at different target groups. On behalf of the BGs and the accident insurance funds, the IAG advises member companies and carries out research and development projects.
The development project to set up the European Network Education and Training in Occupational Safety and Health (ENETOSH) was funded by the European Commission (10/2005-09/2007; 2005-146 253). Since 2005, the IAG has coordinated the network and maintains the ENETOSH web platform: www.enetosh.net. The network finances its operational costs through membership fees.
Institute for Work and Health of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV)
Königsbrücker Landstrasse 2
1109 Dresden
Germany
+49 30130012111
Contact person:
Dr Ulrike Bollmann
Founder and President of ENETOSH
ulrike.bollmann@dguv.de
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ulrike-bollmann/?originalSubdomain=de
https://twitter.com/enetosh
Labour Welfare Saxony (AWO)
The Labour Welfare has its origins in the social-democratic worker's movement and was founded in 1919. Since the early 90ies of the last century, it has become a strong unsalaried association and professional service provider in Saxony as well.
Citizens of all ages are working for and in the Labor Welfare, caring for children, young people and those who need help. Promotion of volontary work is considered to be an important contribution to the social system and the maintenance of the future of the Labour Welfare.
More than 180 day-care-centers for children all over Saxony 180 are run by the Lobor Welfare.
Labour Welfare Saxony (AWO)
Georg-Palitzsch-Straße 10
1239 Dresden
Germany
+49 351 84704526
Contact person:
Volker Abdel Fattah
Volker.Abdel.Fattah@awo-sachsen.de
Leuphana University Lueneburg
Leuphana University Lueneburg
Universitätsallee 1, C6.002
21335 Lüneburg
Germany
+49 4131 677-1861
Contact person:
Prof. Dr. Sabine Remdisch
remdisch@uni-lueneburg.de
LMU Clinic
In cooperation with the Initiative for New Quality at Work (INQA), the project "Full Breath" (Volle Puste) was conducted. The project was supposed to raise awareness of the role of respiratory and skin diseases when choosing a profession.
LMU Clinic
Ziemssenstraße 5
80336 Munic
Germany
089 4400-52483
Contact person:
Dr. Laura Wengenroth
laura.wengenroth@med.uni-muenchen.de
Social Accident Insurance Institution for the energy, textile, electrical and media products sectors (BG ETEM)
The Secretariat of the ISSA International Section for Electricity, Gas and Water is based at BG ETEM: http://issa.int/prevention-electricity
Social Accident Insurance Institution for the energy, textile, electrical and media products sectors (BG ETEM)
Gustav-Heinemann-Ufer 130
50968 Cologne
Germany
+49 221 3778 - 6004
Contact person:
Markus Fischer
fischer.markus@bgetem.de
https://twitter.com/bg_etem; https://www.linkedin.com/company/bgetem/; https://www.facebook.com/BGETEM/
Statutory Accident Insurance and Prevention in the Health and Welfare Services (BGW) - BGW Academy Dresden
The BGW’s decentralised structure means that assured persons enjoy easy and prompt access. The BGW has twelve regional offices throughout Germany. Its headquarters is in Hamburg. The BGW’s self-management system guides and controls administrative business. The most important self-management organs are the representatives’ meeting – the parliament – and the board of directors. Both have an equal number of employer and assured persons’ representatives. The business management is responsible for conducting day-to-day business.
Statutory Accident Insurance and Prevention in the Health and Welfare Services (BGW) - BGW Academy Dresden
Germany
+49 (0) 351 457 2839
Contact person:
Joerg Stojke
joerg.stojke@bgw-online.de
Statutory Accident Insurance for the public sector in North Rhine-Westphalia (UK NRW)
Statutory accident insurance like the health, pension, long-term care and unemployment insurances is part of the social insurance system of Germany. Municipal accident insurances exist all-over Germany and count as accident insurance prevention institutions of the public sector. Therefore, the accident insurance North Rhine-Westphalia provides insurance coverage for employees of town councils and their facilities at Rheinland (administrative districts of Düsseldorf and Cologne).
The largest insured group is constituted by pupils of municipal schools and children of municipal day-care centres. Moreover we insure citizens who are involved in the interest of the common welfare, e.g. honorary persons, blood donors or helpers as well as all private domestic workers.
The UK NRW has taken over the management of the DGUV's Department of Educational Institutions (FB BE) of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV).
Statutory Accident Insurance for the public sector in North Rhine-Westphalia (UK NRW)
Moskauer Straße 18
40227 Düsseldorf
Germany
+49 211 2808-1311
Contact person:
Annette Michler-Hanneken
A.Michler-Hanneken@unfallkasse-nrw.de
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
- Industry
- Mobility
- People.
The TÜV SÜD Academy is the knowledge providing arm of the TÜV SÜD group. As a respected technical vocational and educational training provider (TVET), the TÜV SÜD Academy is active throughout Germany and internationally. Its mission is to update knowledge in industry, small and medium-sized enterprises, technology and society continually with open and in-company training courses, as well as practical instruction and conferences. The areas of expertise cover a wide range of topics in the fields of management as well as engineering and safety. The TÜV SÜD Academy also provides certification for persons and trainings.
The Academy helps companies to realize the formula of lifelong learning. With a practical orientation, in an individual way and in a pleasant learning atmosphere, the centre helps managers, technical staff as well as engineers to maintain their employability and to update regularly their know-how as well as to renew certificates.
TÜV SÜD Akademie GmbH
Westendstr. 199
80686 München
Germany
Contact person:
Karina Heidenreich
karina.heidenreich@tuvsud.com
University of Hamburg
University of Hamburg
Mollerstraße 10
20148 Hamburg
Germany
+49 40 42838-9435
Contact person:
Prof. Bettina Wollesen
bettina.wollesen@uni-hamburg.de
University of Hannover
Research of the WA contains the development of concepts, the scientific support and evaluation of projects as well as the realisation of empirical studies in different practical areas.
The offer of consultation includes the technical advices in the field of ergonomics and advice in planned organisational development processes.
Further education means the education of operational experts. The aim of the studies is the enhancement of technical, methodical and social competencies. It supports and fosters personal and organisational developmental processes in the occupational practice by conveying and developing scientific concepts and solutions for ergonomically problems.
The further education of the WA aims at specialists and executive staff working in the fields of ergonomics, health and safety and/or supporters of modification processes on industrial organisations, public administrations and service sectors. One of the focal points of the WA is occupational health promotion and health management.
University of Hannover
Germany
Contact person:
Dr. Frank Wattendorff
ami.ug.hannover@icloud.com
Individual Members
Prof. em. Dr. Johannes Siegrist, Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf | Medical Faculty
Johannes Siegrist (* 6 August 1943 in Zofingen) is a Swiss medical sociologist and university lecturer. Until 2012, he was Director of the Institute for Medical Sociology at the Medical Faculty of the Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf and Head of the postgraduate course in Public Health there. Since 2012, he has held a senior professorship for psychosocial workload research at the Medical Faculty of Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. He is also a member of the University Council of the University of Düsseldorf.
Institute of Medical Sociology | Centre for Health and Society
Prof. em. Dr. Johannes Siegrist
Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf | Medical Faculty
Institute of Medical Sociology | Centre for Health and Society
Johannes.Siegrist@med.uni-duesseldorf.de
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