Throughout the expert-led presentations, practical case-studies, and group discussions, participants willhave opportunity to:

• Understand how digitalization is reshaping the role of labour inspectorates and the scope of workplace compliance monitoring.
• Explore approaches for using aggregated inspection data, heatmaps and dashboards to inform strategic targeting and policy development.
• Examine the potential of mobile applications, geolocation systems and remote inspection tools to enhance field-based efficiency.
• Review integrated digital case management systems and feedback loops as mechanisms to strengthen transparency, traceability and accountability in enforcement.
• Consider ethical, data protection, and cybersecurity issues linked to the collection, storage and use of digital inspection evidence.

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Plan and prioritize inspections using dashboards, geospatial mapping, and tailored digital KPIs to target high-risk sectors and enterprises.
• Conduct inspection visits with the support of mobile applications, digital checklists, and secure evidence collection methods, both online and offline.
• Apply innovative inspection methods, including remote video audits, drone-assisted monitoring, and
• sensor-supported workplace assessments in hazardous environments.
• Manage inspection cases end-to-end using digital platforms, from the initial violation report to enforcement and compliance follow-up, ensuring real-time tracking and transparency.
• Engage employers and workers via online portals, instant feedback systems, and anonymous reporting tools to support two-way communication.
• Apply good practices for integrating digital solutions into inspection workflows while safeguarding ethical standards and data protection requirements.

The course will consist of a total of 60 learning hours, divided as follows:

• Online Phase (15 hours): Online learning combining self-guided modules on the e-Campus platform with live sessions and expert presentations covering the foundational concepts behind the new technologies, artificial intelligence and digitalization.
• Residential Phase (40 hours): 5-day intensive training at the ITCILO in Turin providing a deep dive into the digital solutions for more effective and accountable workplace compliance.
• Post-Course Assignment (5 hours): Individual work to develop an applied project combining the learning outcomes of the course.

The workshop will be conducted in English.

• The Turin Centre is known for its innovative learning tools and methodologies and decades of international experience.
• Learn directly from international experts and practitioners, drawing on real-world case studies and successful examples of digital transformation in labour inspection.
• Strengthen your ability to harness digital tools to improve efficiency, transparency and compliance outcomes.
• Engage in practical, hands-on learning through demonstrations, simulations and group exercises that connect theory to day-to-day inspection practice.
• Network with peers from different countries and institutions, exchanging experiences on the challenges and opportunities of digital governance in labour systems.
• Receive ITCILO Certificate of Achievement upon successful completion of the course.
• Continue your learning moving closer to the Diploma in Labour Inspection

The ILO promotes equality of opportunities and strongly encourages women’s applications.

To apply for this course, please click on the APPLY NOW button (on the top right corner of this page) and fill out the online form before the application deadline.

If your application is sponsored by your Institution, you will be required to attach a sponsorship letter, covering the course fees.

Applications will be reviewed through a standardized selection process. Successful candidates will be notified.

The total price of this training activity includes full board accommodation at the ITCILO campus, routine medical care, medical insurance, and use of computer and internet facilities. The listed prices do not include the cost of travel between the participant's home country and the course venue. Participants are responsible for holding a valid passport and obtaining the appropriate visa (Schengen). Listed prices do not include the costs of passports, visas, and airport taxes.

Payment can be processed by bank transfer or credit card through an electronic payment link. The total price of this training activity must be paid in advance by the participant or his/her sponsoring organization.

If an enrolled participant wishes or must withdraw from a course, they must notify the Centre, in writing, of their decision at least 14 days prior to the start date of the course. Cancellation of participation in regular courses will result in penalties. For more details on this matter, please check our payment and cancellation policy webpage.