Labour-Safety Inspection: the Regulatory Framework
Supervision of labour safety in Georgia is regulated by the Georgian Law on Labour Safety — inspection, investigation and administrative penalties all operate within its framework. An important caveat at the outset: the separate organic law „On Labour Inspection“, which this law occasionally cross-references, is not part of the legal basis of this page — that layer of inspector status and powers is not reflected here and requires separate consideration. Likewise, EU-OSHA and other international frameworks are comparative context only, not operative norms.
The backbone of the system is the employer's duties. Taking into account the size of the enterprise, the number of employees, working conditions and the respective risks, the employer must observe the legal norms of labour safety, ensure that physical, chemical and biological hazard factors create no danger to employees' health, record accidents and occupational diseases, regularly check the safety of technical equipment, and periodically measure and assess production-environment factors — noise, vibration, lighting, dust, chemical and biological agents.

