Estonian Safety Links

Being Updated March 2007-August 2007

The purpose of this link page is to provide useful business links associated with Estonia.  There is no commercial purpose or personal financial gain from this link page.  Most links include a title, languages used, services, and a brief description of the mission and purpose of the site.  Services include search engines, blogs, on-line polls, site of origin (e.g., .lv, .com, .net) and transactions.  Transactions could be nonfinancial (e.g., registration) to financial (e.g., payment of fees) Almost every brief description is a direct quote from the link.  Most of these direct quotes will refer to either the mission or objectives of the link.

Baltic Sea Network on Occupational Health and Safety (E, Est) "The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health is a research and specialist organization in the sector of occupational health and safety. Connections are with Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Northwest Russia, Norway and Poland."

European Agency for Safety at Work (E) "The Agency has entered into bilateral arrangements with many third countries and international organizations to share information in the field of safety and health at work. The result of this co-operation can be accessed online via the Agency’s websites and the joint websites established by its network partners. In this section we present an overview of our growing international safety and health network. Site provides many legal, health, and other links."

Occupational Safety and Health in Estonia (E)  "Health and safety issues, monitoring of the workplace, occupational health services, training, chemical safety data sheets, structures with dealing with occupational health and environmental health."

Ministry of Social Affairs (E, Est, R) "Ministry in the Estonian government covers social welfare, health, the labor market, work life, gender equality, and legislation."

RMIS Resource Library (E) Comprehensive links on safety, security, and training across countries.

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