Dofinansowanie ZUS jak dostać 345 tyś na poprawę BHP gość Łukasz Guzik

🍩 Imagine a fat doughnut stuffed with... 150 million złoty. Are you tempted? This comparison perfectly captures the scale of this year's ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) competition for funding for occupational health and safety initiatives. Starting February 23rd, employers can apply for support that allows them to recover up to 80% of the project value. Specific actions are involved, including: ✅ modernization of machinery and equipment ✅ improvement of ventilation at workstations ✅ safe and compliant lighting ✅ solutions that reduce occupational risks and increase occupational safety For many companies, these are not symbolic amounts. The funding can reach up to 345,000 złoty, depending on the size of the company and the nature of the project. However, it's worth remembering that this is not a "free-for-all" program. This is a ZUS competition, so specific criteria, requirements, and detailed regulations apply. Success is often determined by the details. In the latest episode of the podcast "Poludzku o BHP" (Occupational Health and Safety) I speak with Łukasz Guzik, Occupational Health and Safety Specialist, Occupational Health and Safety and Environmental Protection Coordinator, and above all, an Expert on ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) funding. We discuss issues that are crucial in practice when preparing an application for ZUS funding, including: ✅ What funds have been allocated to the program this year? ✅ What questions should you ask yourself before starting? ✅ Does collaboration between the employer, the OHS service, and an external expert make sense? ✅ The most common errors in applications? ✅ What project evaluators look for? 📅 Application deadlines: Start: February 23 End: March 24 There's still time to prepare your documents, but experience shows one thing: it's not the fastest who wins, but the best prepared. A well-planned project and a carefully prepared application are often the difference between receiving funding and having to wait until the next round. Over a thousand companies have already proven that these funds can be successfully applied for. Only those who don't participate lose their chance. 👇 Do you have any experience with the ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) competition for occupational health and safety funding? What was the biggest challenge? Share it in the comments.