Risk Analysis is to identify potential hazards that may occur during business activities and to evaluate the risks related to them, thus ensuring that the methods and principles for taking control measures related to expected or potential risks are systematically determined, and to minimize injuries and health deterioration.

Within the scope of the Occupational Health and Safety Law No. 6331, the obligation to appoint an occupational safety specialist with an (A) class certificate in workplaces in the very dangerous class specified in Article 8 of the law, for a period of four years from the effective date of the Law, to work safety with a (B) class certificate. appointment of experts; In workplaces in the hazardous class, the obligation to appoint an occupational safety specialist with a (B) class certificate is deemed to be fulfilled, provided that an occupational safety specialist with a (C) class certificate is appointed for three years from the effective date of the Law in these workplaces.

A class occupational safety expertise certificate; 1) Engineers, architects or technical staff who certify that they have actually worked for at least four years with a B-class occupational safety expertise certificate with an occupational safety expertise contract and who have participated in A-class occupational safety expertise training and succeeded in the A-class occupational safety expertise exam, 2) Those who have worked for at least ten years as an engineer, architect or technical staff in the General Directorate and its affiliated units, and those who have been successful in the exam for Class A occupational safety expertise, 3) Engineers, architects or technical staff who have a doctorate in occupational health and safety or occupational safety program, 4) Labor inspectors who are engineers, architects or technical staff who have inspected for at least eight years, including the period of assistant inspector in the field of occupational health and safety, 5) It is given to the occupational health and safety experts of the Ministry, who are engineers, architects or technical personnel who have actually worked for at least eight years, including the period of assistant specialist in the field of occupational health and safety in the General Directorate and its affiliated units.

Engineers, architects or technical personnel who have occupational safety expertise or equivalent certificates obtained from abroad; – Those who certify that they have worked for at least seven years with the certificate they have, and those who succeed in the A class occupational safety expertise exam to be held by participating in the A class occupational safety expertise training, A class, – Those who certify that they have worked for at least three years with the certificate they have, and those who succeed in the B-class occupational safety expertise exam, which will be held by participating in the B-class occupational safety expertise training, – Those who are successful in the C class occupational safety expertise exam, which will be made by applying with the document they have, are given a C class occupational safety expertise certificate.

According to the Regulation on Permits and Licenses Required by the Environmental Law, published in the Official Gazette dated 29.04.2009 and numbered 27214, facilities operating in areas affecting the environment must obtain the required permits and licenses in a single item and electronically, not separately as before. . Applications for various permits and licenses that businesses have to obtain from the establishment stage are made from a single point, and these applications are reviewed by the competent authorities and approved from a single point if found appropriate. In accordance with the regulation, the applications to be made by the enterprises and the monthly, annual monitoring and evaluation processes are carried out by Authorized Environmental Consultancy firms authorized by the Ministry on behalf of the enterprises.

According to the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation, institutions, organizations and businesses subject to the Environmental Impact Assessment Report are divided into two groups according to their characteristics. In the first group, there is the Environmental Impact Assessment Report, which will be prepared in a special format for a project that is included in the ANNEX-1 list of the regulation or for which the Ministry has decided that "Environmental Impact Assessment is Required". In the second group, in order to determine whether it is necessary to apply an Environmental Impact Assessment to the projects included in the Annex-2 list of the regulation, the project owner states that the three Project introduction files to be prepared in accordance with Annex-IV in a petition and the information documents in its annexes are correct. and submits the circular of signature to the Ministry. The Ministry examines the project introduction file prepared for the project within the framework of the criteria in Annex-IV.