17.11.2022
EN
Official Journal of the European Union
C 437 A/7
(viii) Ergonomics; (ix) Human medicine and health (occupational medicine, nursing, paramedicine, physiotherapy, kinesiology, osteopathy).
(c) Specialist training referred to in point 3.3.3.(a) above will be taken into account if it amounts to at least 136 hours of cumulated training and is directly related to field 3.
For example: prevention advisor or designated worker in either safety, ergonomics or psychosocial risks; radiation protection or safety coordinator, etc.
For the purpose of this point, one day shall be equivalent to eight hours of training.
(d) Professional experience referred to in points 3.3.3. (a)(i) to (vi) above will be considered relevant if it is directly related to the nature of duties in field 3, referred to in Annex I to this notice, and was acquired in one or more of the following areas: (i) Occupational health and safety or occupational hygiene; (ii) Building control, facility management or works coordination; (iii) Fire engineering or safety management; (iv) Ergonomics; (v) Well-being and psychosocial risks; (vi) Operational environment (scientific laboratories, testing facilities, etc.); (vii) Health and safety management systems; (viii) Work-place risk assessments. 4.
HOW WILL THE COMPETITION BE ORGANISED?
4.1.
Overview of the competition procedures This competition will be organised in the following phases: — Application (see section 4.3.1. below). — Pre-selection: reasoning tests (see section 4.3.2. below). — Eligibility check (see section 4.3.3. below). — Assessment centre (see section 4.3.4. below): (i) Two tests to assess general competencies: a case study and a situational competency-based interview, (ii) One test to assess field-related competencies: a field-related interview. — Check of supporting documents and establishment of reserve lists (see section 4.3.5. below).
The delivery mode (remote/in-person) of the tests as well as other necessary details and instructions will be specified in the invitation letters to the tests.
If the tests are held in-person, EPSO will ensure that the conditions under which candidates sit the tests are in line with the recommendations established by the relevant public health authorities (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, other international, European, and national authorities).
For the reasoning tests and for the case study, candidates must book an appointment following the instructions received from EPSO.
Typically, EPSO will offer several dates for the reasoning tests and one date for the case study, on which candidates can take these tests.
The booking and testing periods are limited.