Reports concerning occupational safety
Pursuant to Sections 17 and 17a of Act CCXXII of 2015 on the general rules of electronic administration and trust services (hereinafter: the Act), state administrative bodies, including government offices, are state bodies obliged to provide electronic administration.

Pursuant to Section 108 of the Act, state administrative bodies From January 1, 2018 are required to handle matters electronically as specified in the Act.
The notifiers regarding occupational safety electronically eleven different reportsYou can do the following:
- Reporting work accidents;
- Reporting activities performed in pressurized airspace;
- Reporting vaccinations administered by the occupational health service (FESZ) doctor;
- Reporting activities involving asbestos;
- Reporting activities involving biological pathogens;
- Reporting activities involving the use of sharp or pointed tools in the context of healthcare services;
- Reporting occupational illness (poisoning);
- Reporting increased exposure;
- Notification concerning employers and employees working with carcinogenic/mutagenic substances;
- Notification of construction work;
- Notification pursuant to Section 68(1) of Act XCIII of 1993 on occupational safety (If the injured person complains about the employer's actions or omissions in connection with the notification and investigation of the accident at work, or if the employee concerned complains about the failure to investigate an occupational disease or a case of increased exposure, or if the employee disputes the employer's assessment of the severity of the injury, the appendix You can contact the regional occupational safety authority electronically or by other means using the notification form. Based on the employee's report, the occupational safety authority shall conduct the procedure ex officio. The occupational safety authority shall refer the person reporting the suspected occupational disease or complaining about the failure to investigate it to the doctor authorized to report it or to the occupational hygiene and occupational health authority.
For the above announcements, the instructions for completion are available at http://www.ommf.gov.hu/ page.
The authority would like to draw everyone's attention to the fact that notifications always the regionally competent district authorities acting within the scope of their powers as occupational safety authorities in the capital and county government offices must be downloaded from their office and sent back to them, i.e., in the case of an accident at work, to the authorities at the location of the accident, and in other cases to the authorities at the place of work.
The notification must always be must be done by the person on whom the reporting obligation falls. There are cases, for example, when the employer must make the report, but there are also cases when this is the responsibility of the Occupational Health Service or the contractor. In cases specified in Section 68 of Act XCIII of 1993, the employee may also make the report.
Reporters can continue to submit their occupational safety reports in the usual paper format. The electronic administration introduction in the field of occupational safety does not imply exclusivity, but merely provides an option for submitting notifications electronically, which makes it easier for reporters.
Source: http://www.ommf.gov.hu/





























