ISO 45010 · The Body Comes to Work · Tools
Tools for your next meeting
Worksheets, checklists and templates from the guide The Body Comes to Work. Fill them in online, print them or copy the text. Nothing is stored or sent to a server. Describe arrangements and roles, without names or other personal data.
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From “we should” to “it works”.Choose one thing you want to improve. Do the walk-round with employees or their safety representative. Describe arrangements and roles, without names …
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Who does what on Monday?Use the health and safety system you already have. Agree responsibility, time and budget.
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Do a walk-round and find what gets stuck.Look at an actual workplace and shift together with employees or their safety representative. Consider physical conditions, pace, control over breaks …
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Ask about the workplace and act on the answer.Invite people from different tasks and working hours. Participation is more than sending out a form. Share what you learned, what you decided and what …
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A short path through the privacy questions.A note about function can also contain health data. Processing health data requires both a basis under Article 6 and a relevant exception under Article …
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Before you choose a basket, dispenser or cabinet.Put the same questions to every supplier. A simple solution may be exactly right. More functions must give a benefit you actually need.
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Show what you have followed up.Choose a few conditions you can act on. Agree when you look at them, and what triggers a change.
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How responsibility and rules fit together.Safety representatives (or your equivalent employee representatives) look after working environment interests. Union representatives can assist members …
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You don’t have to start with a blank page.ISO 45010 contains practical tools. Here are some places to begin in the published 2026 edition.
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Words that make the job easier.“Natural means you have to put up with it.” Natural processes can cause symptoms that need support or health care.
The guide is open online and as a PDF. The Executive Brief is built only on published sources.