Ejendals Safety Assessment

Our Safety Assessment is designed to identify workplace hazards and define the most relevant improvements for hand and foot safety. It supports a safety-first environment where productivity, comfort, and employee well-being go hand in hand.

Why Safety Assessment matters

Hand and foot injuries are among the most common causes of work absences lasting more than three days. With the right equipment, many of these injuries can be prevented.

Chart illustrating workplace injuries by body part, where upper extremities account for 42% and lower extremities 29% of injuries causing more than three days of sick leave

71% of work injuries affect the upper or lower extremities — a huge opportunity to reduce risk through better hand and foot protection.

Ejendals Safety Assessment

A Structured Workplace Evaluation to Improve Safety, Productivity, and Reduce Costs

The Ejendals Safety Assessment is a key part of the Ejendals Safety Concept. It is designed to help identify risks in your workplace and ensure the most relevant solutions for hand and foot protection are implemented.
 
By understanding your working environment, tasks, and employee needs, we support a safer workplace with fewer injuries — while helping you optimise PPE selection and improve cost efficiency.


A Workplace Evaluation Built Around Your Risks

A thorough evaluation of the workplace is conducted to identify potential hazards, risks, and the specific needs of different workstations. This assessment allows for targeted safety improvements, ensuring that the most relevant protective solutions are implemented.
 

What you receive: a Safety Assessment Report

After the assessment, you receive a Safety Assessment Report for review and approval. The report summarises observations and analysis and provides clear recommendations to improve safety, productivity, and cost optimisation.

Output examples may include:
  • Department reports
  • Hierarchy of Controls analysis
  • Product benchmarking analysis
  • Chemical protection guide
  • Cost optimisation analysis
  • Cost of injury analysis
  • Waste reduction analysis

Real user feedback – tested in daily work

To ensure the right solutions in real working conditions, we use evaluation forms to collect structured feedback from end-users on product performance, comfort, and suitability. The results form part of the Safety Assessment Report shared with the client.
 

In brief

The Safety Assessment follows a clear and proven structure — from workplace evaluation and testing to reporting, recommendations, and long-term follow-up.

  • Introductory meeting
  • Workplace visit and risk review
  • Testing and evaluation
  • Safety Assessment Report with recommendations
  • Follow-up and ongoing optimisation
  • Subsequent safety assessments (typically every second year)

Next step:

let’s improve safety together

Optimising hand and foot protection reduces injury risks and can lower both direct and hidden costs — while supporting productivity and long-term employee well-being. We offer technical expertise and personal support at local, regional, and national level. Contact your local sales representative to learn more about the Ejendals Safety Assessment and how we can support your safety goals.

What Customers Say About Our Safety Assessments

From assessment to action — real results in the workplace.

“It enables us to gain a clear understanding of our organisational strengths as well as opportunities for improvement.”

Nuclear power client, France

“It really helped us to see things from a new perspective and avoid simply continuing along the same path as before.”

Automotive manufacturing client, Sweden

“It showed us that investing in higher-quality products can deliver both cost savings and sustainability benefits by reducing waste.”

Metal fabrication client, Austria