[Alcohol and work: the role of the company physician in the occupational health and safety management systems].

G Ital Med Lav Ergon

Azienda per i Servizi Sanitari no 1 Triestina, Struttura Complessa Prevenzione e Sicurezza negli Ambienti di Lavoro, Dipartimento di Prevenzione, Trieste, Italy.

Published: August 2011

The organization of safety in the working places and the increasing attention to behaviours and life styles of workers that may lead to increasing occupational risks are the pick innovative aspects of the recent changes in our country's legislation about occupational safety. In this organization, the role of the company physician is becoming more and more important and his work of evaluation beginning with the knowledge both of the working places and of the workers's lifestyles, is irreplaceable. His role in organizing the managing standards of occupational safety and health cannot be limited to health supervision but must be an essential element in risk assessment in the prevision of workplaces and of safe working conditions, in workers training and information, in organizing the control system of each business. The present paper examines--referring to the current regulation--the duties and functions of a company physician when facing the problems concerning the working risks tied to alcohol assumption.

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