Turn requirements into routines.

Connect food hygiene and training to the actual activity, and occupational risk assessment to the DUERP framework. National requirements sit alongside relevant EU rules.

• French Ministry of Labour: DUERP ↗France · Official guidance
• French Ministry of Agriculture: food hygiene training ↗France; assess activity and training requirements · Official guidance

Use the EU food-hygiene framework and the occupational safety framework as starting points, then check the member state’s implementing requirements and competent authorities.

• European Commission: food hygiene legislation ↗European Union; check national implementation and enforcement · Official guidance
• EU-OSHA: occupational safety framework directive ↗European Union; national implementing laws apply · Official guidance

Select the UK nation first. HSE references here concern Great Britain; food schemes and fire requirements need their own national scope check.

• HSE: risk assessment ↗Great Britain; separate Northern Ireland framework · Official guidance
• FSA: managing food safety ↗England, Wales and Northern Ireland; check Scottish guidance separately · Official guidance

Identify federal or state-plan occupational safety coverage and the food rules adopted by the local authority. The FDA Food Code is a model offered for adoption, not a single rule automatically binding every restaurant.

• OSHA: safety and health programs ↗US federal OSHA; check state-plan rules · Official guidance
• FDA: Food Code and adoption resources ↗United States; check the code adopted by the state or local authority · Model code

Identify the emirate, licensing authority and applicable employment regime. Dubai Municipality’s food requirements are Dubai-specific; use the relevant emirate authority for other sites.

• UAE Government: workplace health and safety ↗UAE; identify the applicable employment regime and competent authority · Official guidance
• Dubai Municipality: food establishment requirements ↗Dubai; not a UAE-wide food code · Official guidance

Check the state, territory or Commonwealth WHS jurisdiction. Model WHS laws need local implementation; Victoria has a separate framework. For food safety tools, check Standard 3.2.2A activity/category applicability with the regulator.

• Safe Work Australia: WHS laws by jurisdiction ↗Australia; check enacted state, territory or Commonwealth law · Official guidance
• FSANZ: Standard 3.2.2A food safety management tools ↗Australia; category and state/territory regulator checks needed · Official guidance