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The Undersecretary of Labor Inspection linked to the Secretary of Labor of the Ministry of Labor and Welfare launched this Thursday May 5th the free digital tool for the elaboration of the Risk Management Program in Rural Work PGRTR in compliance with the obligation provided for in Regulatory Standard No. 31 NR-31 aimed at Safety and Health in Rural Work. The system was developed in partnership with the International Labor Organization ILO.The new tool is aimed at rural or equivalent employers who have per rural establishment up to 50 employees for a fixed or indefinite period and meets item 31.3.1.1 of NR-31 which provided for the availability of the system.The expectation is that the service will allow small rural producers to simplify the management of their occupational risks an obligation also provided for in Regulatory Norm n 31.In the wake of the Systems that we recently launched for individual micro-entrepreneurs and micro and small companies we now provide an online and free tool for rural employers seeking to increase compliance with legislation and accessibility to instruments that guarantee a safe and healthy work environment. explains Romulo Machado e Silva Undersecretary of Labor Inspection.Access to the PGRTR System can be made through the electronic address httpspgr.trabalho.gov.br through the single login Gov.br a means of secure user access to the Federal Governments digital services.The PGRTR System is part of the Program Sustainable Work promoting responsible business conduct and decent work a set of innovative initiatives developed by the Undersecretariat of Labor Inspection that aims to guide workers and employers as well as their representatives and other participants in the chains. productive about compliance with labor protection standards including health and safety.On May 10 at 10 am there will be a special live promoted by the Undersecretary of Labor Inspection for guidance on labor legislation and Safety and Health items at work aimed at the coffee harvest 2022 harvest.
