Areas of the Working Environment

The working environment can be divided into three main areas: physical, chemical-biological and organizational-social working environment.

The physical working environment encompasses the design of work spaces and workstations, as well as working conditions such as ergonomics, noise, lighting, and accident risks.

The chemical-biological working environment is a special part of the physical working environment, focusing on exposure to chemical or biological substances and materials that may pose a health risk during work.

The organizational-social working environment covers aspects such as perceived workload, employee involvement, collegial relationships, and the overall experience of the work community, which are important for employees' security, motivation, and well-being.

Despite these divisions, the working environment should be viewed holistically, reflecting our efforts for a good working environment.