Preciso contratar um Psicólogo para fazer Avaliação dos Fatores de Riscos Psicossociais para o PGR?

WhatsApp Group - https://bit.ly/grupo_whatsapp-thiago-... ____ Talk to my team via WhatsApp: (66) 9-9693-8587 Or, just click this link: https://bit.ly/WhatsApp_Thiago_Machado ____ Psychosocial Risk Factor Assessment Course, from preliminary analysis to the PGR action plan. According to the updated NR 1. __ Link to purchase the course: https://bit.ly/fator_risco_psicossocial How much does the course cost? 2nd Batch (March 11-16, 2025): R$957.60 (20% discount) 3rd Batch (Starting March 17, 2025) R$1,197.00 (full price) For those who are already students of Thiago Machado or Alexsander Oliveira. R$598.50 - 50% discount until March 17, 2025 __ Difference between Psychosocial Assessment and Psychosocial Risk Factor Analysis Psychosocial assessments are complementary exams performed by qualified professionals, such as physicians and psychologists, and must be included in the Occupational Health Certificate (ASO). Psychosocial assessments are required by some regulatory standards: NR 20 - WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH WITH FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS 20.15 Facility Emergency Response Plan 20.15.6 Emergency response team members must undergo medical examinations specific to their role, as established by Regulatory Standard No. 7, including psychosocial risk factors, and are issued an occupational health certificate. NR 33 - WORKPLACE SAFETY AND HEALTH IN CONFINED SPACES 33.5 Preventive measures in confined spaces 33.5.19 Worker health monitoring 33.5.19.1 Workers assigned to work in confined spaces must be assessed for physical and mental fitness, considering psychosocial risk factors. NR 34 - WORKING CONDITIONS AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE SHIPBUILDING, REPAIR, AND DISMANTLING INDUSTRY 34.17 Emergency Response Plan - ERP 34.17.7 Emergency response team members must undergo initial and periodic training and medical examinations specific to their role in the ERP, including psychosocial risk factors. NR 35 - WORKING AT HEIGHT 35.4. Authorization, Training, and Aptitude 35.4.4 The organization is responsible for assessing the health status of employees who work at heights in accordance with the provisions of NR-07 (Occupational Health Control Program), particularly item 7.5.3, considering pathologies that may cause sudden illness and falls from a height, as well as psychosocial factors. There is even a code for Psychosocial Assessment in Table 27 of eSocial. Let's see: Table 27 – Diagnostic Procedures Code 0300 Psychosocial Assessment Difference between Psychosocial Assessment and Psychosocial Risk Factor Analysis Psychosocial Risk Factor Analysis is a risk analysis methodology that aims to identify potential sources of risk that can cause work-related illnesses, whether psychological or physical, caused by a psychological factor. Can only a psychologist or physician perform Psychosocial Risk Factor Analysis? What does NR 1 say? NR 01 - GENERAL PROVISIONS and OCCUPATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT 1.5.3.1.4 Occupational Risk Management must cover risks arising from physical, chemical, and biological agents, accident risks, and risks related to ergonomic factors, including work-related psychosocial risk factors. 1.5.3.2.1 The organization must consider working conditions, in accordance with NR-17, including work-related psychosocial risk factors. 1.5.4.4.5.3 To determine the likelihood of injuries or health problems resulting from ergonomic factors, including work-related psychosocial risk factors, the risk assessment must consider the demands of the work activity and the effectiveness of the implemented prevention measures. In summary: Psychosocial Assessment and Psychosocial Risk Factor Assessment are not the same thing; Only a psychologist or physician can perform a psychosocial assessment; A psychosocial risk factor assessment can be performed by anyone with knowledge of the subject, as NR 1 does not determine who can perform such an assessment. Remember that, depending on the action plan to be implemented, it may be necessary to hire other specific professionals. Which professional can perform a psychosocial risk factor assessment? Should the psychosocial risk assessment be conducted by a psychologist with a physician, or specifically by a psychologist? Regarding psychosocial risks, who is responsible for the assessment? Do we rely on another professional to assess psychosocial risk factors? How to assess psychosocial risks? Will a psychologist be needed? Will these psychosocial risk assessments be conducted by psychologists?