DOCUMENT ID: SALA-HSE-NOR-2026
Regulatory Alignment with Norwegian Labor Standards and International Ergonomic Guidelines.
The SALA system is designed to assist employers in fulfilling their statutory duties under the Working Environment Act (Arbeidsmiljøloven), specifically focusing on physical health and injury prevention.
By providing real-time biomechanical telemetry, SALA serves as a proactive monitoring tool to identify and mitigate ergonomic risks before they result in workplace accidents or long-term sick leave (sykemelding).
The SALA system adheres to strict data minimization principles:
The SALA Risk Engine utilizes the following scientific standards to determine safety thresholds:
| Metric | Scientific Standard | Threshold Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Sf (Safety Factor) | ISO 11228-1 (Manual Handling) | Maximum 1.8 Peak Torque |
| Ri (Risk Index) | NIOSH Lifting Equation (Revised) | 85% Cumulative Saturation |
| Thermal Bias | ISO 15743 (Ergonomics of the thermal environment) | Activated below +4°C |
SALA provides a transparent audit trail for the Verneombud. In the event of an HSE investigation, the "Risk Logs" provide objective evidence that the company has implemented active measures to monitor and reduce physical risks in accordance with § 3-1 (Duty to implement systematic HSE work).
While SALA significantly reduces the probability of injury through real-time feedback, it does not replace mandatory safety training or the use of required personal protective equipment (PPE). It is a supportive analytics tool designed to enhance human judgment, not replace it.