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A company of the quip GmbH Group

ArbSchG · DGUV Regulation 2 · BaustellV

Who is liable when something happens at work?

You are. Responsibility for occupational safety sits with the employer and cannot be delegated — not to an agency, and not to a consultant.

Request an introductory call How a site walk works

Aerial view of the company site on Thomas-Edison-Strasse in Baesweiler: the administration building and two production halls marked Halle 1 and Halle 2.
Thomas-Edison-Straße 5–7, Baesweiler — the registered office of the quip Group. e-quipment is based here. Image rights for the e-quipment website still to be confirmed

01 / Analysis

Four places where it gets serious.

This is what a site walk looks like: the specialist walks the hall and marks where the hazard actually sits. Every mark becomes a measure.

01 02 03 04
Schematic floor plan — not a real hall
  1. 01

    Press without a working two-hand control

    Retrofit the guard, document the inspection

  2. 02

    Traffic route blocked by stored material

    Mark storage areas, keep the escape route clear, brief the staff

  3. 03

    Hazardous substances stored without a current register

    Keep the register, post the operating instructions

  4. 04

    Racking zone not inspected for over a year

    Commission a racking inspection, put the interval in the annual plan

The floor plan and the four places are a professionally plausible example, not a record from a real client site. Before publication, replace them with an approved, anonymised example or label them as an example.

02 / Action

Every finding becomes an action.

What the site walk finds is in the action plan the next day — with a deadline and an owner. At the follow-up walk, we tick off what has actually been done.

Action plan Follow-up walk · Hall 1
01 Two-hand control retrofitted on the hydraulic press, inspection documented done
02 Escape route cleared, storage areas marked, staff briefed done
03 Hazardous-substance register created, operating instructions posted done
04 Ladders inspected, test tags attached, inspection interval in the annual plan done
05 Hearing-protection requirement briefed, notice posted at the workstation done
06 Two additional first-aiders trained, notice updated done
Occupational safety specialist 6 actions

6 of 6 done

Example action plan after a site walk

The six actions are a professionally plausible example, not a record from a real client site. Before publication, replace them with an approved, anonymised example or label them as an example.

03 / Safety

Safety is a state you maintain.

A site walk makes a company safe for one day. Ongoing support keeps it that way — with documentation that holds up at inspection and in the event of a claim.

What we take on

All four fields in detail

Backing: the quip Group

e-quipment is the occupational safety arm of the quip Group. Three companies, one registered office in Baesweiler, three separate trades.

Company sign at the entrance to Thomas-Edison-Straße 5–7 carrying the signs of quip, AllcuraMed Personal and e-QUIPMENT one below the other.
Three companies, one sign at the entrance. Caption to be approved
quip GmbH Parent company Industrial manufacturing and mechanical engineering.
AllcuraMed Personal GmbH Sister company Staffing services for nursing and healthcare.
e-QUIPMENT GmbH You are here Sister company Occupational health and safety, SiGeKo, management systems, training.

What that means in practice: if your question leans towards staffing or manufacturing, it is a short walk inside the building. The group in detail

04 / Contact

Twenty minutes, and you know where you stand.

In an introductory call we establish which duties apply to your company and what scope of support follows from them. You need to prepare nothing.

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Or start from your own industry:

Metal and mechanical engineeringMachine safety, noise, hazardous substances Construction and fit-outSiGeKo, falls from height, site coordination Logistics and warehousingIndustrial trucks, traffic routes, racking Nursing and healthcareBiological agents, lifting and carrying, shift work Skilled tradesChanging sites, tools, personal protective equipment Administration and officeScreen work, ergonomics, first aid

Which industries e-quipment mainly serves is not documented. These six entry points are a proposal and need confirming before publication.