Criminal responsibilities of the RSPP in procurement

It is necessary to be aware and become aware of the complex work of those responsible for safety and hygiene.

The starting point is: do everything to ensure that no one gets hurt while working.

They must be examined all the processing phases, all the structures, all the systems, all the activities.

Identify the risks and identify the technical/organizational actions necessary for everything to be successful.

This is what is required both by common sense and by the regulations in force today but which essentially date back to 1955 thanks to Presidential Decree 547.

Maintenance, vehicle circulation, pedestrian circulation, signs, interference.

Topics that require commitment to analysis and presence.

Topics, therefore, that cannot be addressed quickly and time is running out.

Topics which, it is clear, do not fall solely on one person but which require the intervention of multiple people and operational profiles.

- procurement and the management of interference they are among the topics that escape a little more from daily control but which, for this very reason, require a timely and rigorous methodological approach where everyone, client and contractor, must do their own thing and do it well.

An interesting study addressed today by the lawyer. Anna Guardavilla on puntosicuro, for some reflections, at the link https://www.puntosicuro.it/sentenze-commentate-C-103/le-responsabilita-penali-dell-rspp-in-relazione-agli-appalti-AR-22578/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=4&utm_campaign=nl20220901%2BPuntoSicuro%3A+sommario+del+1+settembre+2022&iFromNewsletterID=4480