Ministry-authorised OSGB · serving Bursa and 6 neighbouring provinces

Industry solutions

Every industry has its own risks, medical tests and training needs.

Health surveillance for a press-line operator cannot be the same as for an office worker. For each of Bursa’s leading industries, we explain the risks, the mandatory inspections and our service plan.

Industry guides

Choose your industry

Each guide covers sample NACE codes and hazard classes, the risks we see most often on site, our approach to health surveillance and medical testing, the periodic inspections to keep track of, and the documents requested during inspections.

Automotive and Automotive Suppliers

Parts manufacturing is mostly hazardous class Machine safety, noise and chemical exposure management across press lines, robotic welding cells, paint booths and assembly.

Metalworking and Machinery Manufacturing

Hazardous; laser cutting and plating very hazardous Limb injuries, lifting operations and equipment inspections on CNC, machining, welding, laser cutting and plating lines.

Textiles and Apparel

Apparel less hazardous; weaving and dyeing hazardous Managing noise, cotton dust, dyestuffs, steam boilers and sewing-line ergonomics in weaving, dyehouses and apparel production.

Furniture and Wood Products

Furniture manufacturing (31.00.01) is hazardous An OHS plan for wood dust, cutting machinery, paints and varnishes and a high fire load at furniture makers in İnegöl and Bursa.

Food and Beverage Production

Class depends on the code; bread making is less hazardous OHS that manages cold rooms, slippery floors, cutting and filling machines, ammonia and steam risks together with hygiene and carrier screening.

Construction and Building Sites

Site preparation (43.12.00) is very hazardous A site-focused OHS and health plan for construction sites with work at height, scaffolding, excavation, tower cranes and earthmoving machinery.

Chemicals, Plastics and Rubber

Class is determined by the NACE code Compliance management for chemical exposure, explosive atmospheres, injection and extrusion machines, mold changes and storage.

Logistics and Warehousing

Class is determined by the code of the main activity Safe warehouse operations: forklift-pedestrian segregation, racking systems, loading docks, shift work and manual handling.

Healthcare Facilities

Hazard class depends on the activity code Biological agents, sharps injuries, workplace violence and shift workload in hospitals, medical centers, outpatient clinics and laboratories.

Offices, Retail and Services

Typical office codes are less hazardous Ergonomics, display screen equipment, electrical safety, emergencies and psychosocial risk management for less hazardous offices, shops and service businesses.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get services if my industry is not listed?

Yes, we serve all industries. State your line of business in the quote form, and we will draw up a tailored plan in the preliminary assessment.

How do I find out my workplace’s hazard class?

The hazard class is determined from the NACE code of the main activity, using the list annexed to the Communiqué on Workplace Hazard Classes. The list was renewed with 6-digit NACE Rev.2.1 codes on 13 March 2025, so we recommend checking any classification made with the old codes.

Why do OHS obligations differ by industry?

Risks, required medical tests, training and periodic inspections vary by industry; for example, health surveillance for a press line operator cannot be the same as for an office worker. Our industry guides explain these differences one by one.

Which hazard class applies if I have more than one activity?

If more than one main activity is carried out at the workplace, the activity with the higher hazard class applies. A change of main activity must be notified to the Ministry within 1 month.

Free initial assessment

Let’s get a clear picture of your workplace’s OHS status together.

We review your hazard class, headcount and existing documents, then send you the gaps and a suitable service plan in writing.