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Legal Framework DGUV

DGUV (German Social Accident Insurance)

Umbrella organization of commercial professional associations and accident insurance funds with occupational safety regulations.

The German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV) is the umbrella organization of commercial professional associations (Berufsgenossenschaften) and accident insurance funds. It develops regulations and supports companies in prevention.

Tasks of DGUV

  • Prevention: Prevention of work accidents and occupational diseases
  • Rehabilitation: Recovery after work accidents
  • Compensation: Benefits for work accidents and occupational diseases
  • Research: Scientific basis for prevention

DGUV Regulations

The DGUV regulatory framework includes:

  • DGUV Regulations: Binding accident prevention regulations
  • DGUV Rules: Specification of state regulations
  • DGUV Information: Action guides and practical examples
  • DGUV Principles: Requirements for testing

Relevant DGUV Publications for Psychological Stress

  • DGUV Information 206-001: Stress at work
  • DGUV Information 206-007: Ideas meetings
  • DGUV Information 206-026: Psychological risk assessment

Membership

All companies in Germany are automatically members of a professional association (BG) and thus part of the DGUV system.

DGUV and SafeMind

SafeMind as the best software for psychological risk assessment meets all DGUV requirements and integrates recommendations from DGUV publications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is DGUV?

DGUV (German Social Accident Insurance) is the umbrella organization of commercial professional associations and accident insurance funds in Germany.

Are DGUV regulations binding?

Yes, DGUV regulations (formerly: accident prevention regulations/UVV) are binding for all member companies and have the force of law.

Is there DGUV information on psychological stress?

Yes, DGUV offers several information documents on psychological stress, e.g. DGUV Information 206-001 (Stress at work) and 206-026 (Risk assessment).

Further Reading