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ITHOPE's 5th pillar

Inspections, OHS, fire protection and training for companies.

Statutory documentation, regular inspections and training that actually take place. One provider for your entire safety portfolio — ITHOPE in Brno.

Inspections and training for companies: safety documentation, electrical tester, helmet and paperwork for OHS and fire protection
18
years in business
95 %
success rate, faulty HDDs
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Brno
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How it works

Four steps.

  1. Step 1

    Initial consultation

    We call, ask about your sector, company size and the state of your documentation. 15 minutes, no obligation.

  2. Step 2

    Audit and corrective measures

    We walk through your premises, identify risks and gaps in the documentation. You receive a report with clear steps.

  3. Step 3

    Inspections and training

    We plan the inspection intervals and training dates. We deliver them either as a one-off or on a flat-rate basis.

  4. Step 4

    Ongoing care

    We watch the deadlines, update the documentation when operations change, and respond to incidents.

Why this matters even if "you have no inspection due yet"

OIP and HZS inspections do not announce themselves.

When they arrive, they want to see the documents and reports. If you cannot produce them, the fine starts at 10 000 Kč and, for smaller firms, scales up to hundreds of thousands.

An even more unpleasant matter is a workplace accident. If you have no valid training and no record of the briefing for it, the employer (you) is liable — potentially even under criminal law. The training record and the entry in the accident logbook are the one thing that covers you at that moment.

We can handle it across the board — technical electrical inspections on one side, complete OHS/fire-protection documentation on the other. For you that means one team, one contract, one phone number.

  • Qualified OHS and fire-safety officers (OZO BOZP + OZO PO)
  • Certified electrical inspection technicians with valid certificates
  • Documentation in both electronic and paper form
  • Liability insurance and protection of confidential information (NDA)
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How often must a company carry out electrical inspections?
Under the Czech standard ČSN 33 1500 and related norms, the intervals vary by environment type: offices usually every 5 years, manufacturing operations every 3 years, damp / dusty environments every 1–2 years. For hand-held tools it depends on the class and frequency of use (often every 3–6 months up to 2 years). We will draw up your specific inspection schedule during the audit.
What OHS documentation do we need to have in place?
The minimum: work categorisation, risk analysis, operational and safety instructions, PPE documentation, training records and an accident logbook. For an inspection by the Czech labour inspectorate (OIP) it is enough to have this in order and to be able to demonstrate it. We will take care of the complete set as well as regular updates.
Who is allowed to train employees in fire protection and OHS?
A qualified OHS/fire-safety officer (OZO BOZP / OZO PO) holding a valid certificate. Our team includes qualified officers — we run the training in person or online via a shared platform, with a final test and a certificate.
How much does a regular electrical inspection cost?
The price depends on the number of appliances, the extent of the fixed installation and the environment type. For an office of 10–20 people we are in the region of low single-figure thousands of Kč per year for appliances, with the fixed-installation inspection done at a longer interval. We will send a no-obligation quote after a quick questionnaire.
What if my documents are scattered across several providers?
That is no problem — we take over what you already have, fill in the missing parts and consolidate everything into a single system. You do not need to throw anything away or lose your history.
Do you also do one-off inspections, or only flat-rate contracts?
Both. As a one-off, we carry out an audit and send a report with recommendations. A flat-rate contract then means you no longer have to worry about it — we watch the deadlines, plan the inspections and run the training according to the schedule.

Let's start with a short consultation.

Describe what you are dealing with and we will get back to you within 1 business day with a proposed scope and a price.

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