Employee in the office checking her company's status on a smartphone
Where you stand

Where does your company stand?

The WHP compliance check shows where your company stands on occupational safety, the psychosocial risk assessment and BEM (German law), and what comes next.

WHP compliance

From a first overview to a firm system.

Four levels of WHP compliance: occupational safety including the psychosocial risk assessment, and BEM (return to work, German law). The cockpit shows where you stand and what comes next.

  1. Level 1

    Getting Started – Get an overview.

    You understand the three pillars of WHP, capture your data situation and make a concrete plan.

    Compliance check as the starting point

    • Understand the 3-pillar model
    • Capture your data situation
    • Create a concrete plan
  2. Level 2

    Building Up – Tackle the duties.

    The basics are in place. Now come the analysis and first measures.

    Duties in progress

    • Psychosocial risk assessment (GBPsych, German law)
    • Set up the BEM process (German law)
    • Start the first WHP measure
    • Set up a steering committee
  3. Level 3

    Deepening – Measure the impact.

    WHP is running. Now it is about impact: evaluate measures, track figures, involve managers.

    Figures in view

    • Evaluate measures
    • Track WHP figures
    • Involve managers
  4. Level 4

    Systemic – Firmly anchored.

    Health is part of how the company works. You record what works and keep improving.

    WHP as a fixed part

    • Document best practices
    • Keep improving
    • Compare with other companies

Free check

Where does your WHP compliance stand?

  • 12–15 questions
  • 5–10 minutes
  • Result right away

What you get

  • Which duties apply to your company size (German law)
  • Open points with legal basis and fine range (German law)
  • Next steps by priority
  • Presentation for management to download
Start compliance check →

Powered by EasyWHP · free, no sign-up · the check runs on easywhp.com

One ecosystem for health at work

Three free knowledge hubs for the three pillars and one tool to put it into practice.