Abstract

In this article provided an analysis of the personnel potential in the Head Department of State Labor Service of Ukraine in Kyiv region according to the following criteria: level of basic education, professional experience, number of inspections and investigations performed by an average inspector per year. There have been studied the requirements for civil servants operating in Ukraine and the EU. Conclusions are drawn on the need to develop a professional standard for civil servants, taking into account the specifics of supervisory activities. In particular, in the field of occupational safety and health, taking into account the international experience in developing a professional standard in the relevant field. It is also determined that the competencies in occupational safety for the level of "Civil Servant" is the fifth step of the competence level in this area, which requires the development of basic, technical and behavioral qualities. The formation of these competencies can be implemented during the formation of a long-term plan for professional development and development of an individual program of civil servant’s professional development. The Ukrainian civil service system is currently adapting to EU standards. Creating a single professional standard based on job descriptions of civil servants, professional qualifications of positions, professional competencies, on the basis of a number of laws and regulations governing personnel processes in the civil service, is a necessary way to create conditions for civil servants to perform their professional duties effectively. The development and implementation of EU standards in the field of civil service has become a necessary precondition for strengthening the role of supranational governance as a necessary component of the political integration of different states. Further addition of standards to the achievements and technologies of modern management based on informal cooperation of member states within the EU, only complement the statements, conclusions and trends to deepen cooperation in the field of civil service.

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