The work specificity of long-term home care nurses restricts the opportunity of both studying and forming working conditions, which together with work organization and workers’ behaviour in the face of dangers present in the working environment determine the level of work safety and occupational risk associated with a particular job. In practice, little is known about this kind of workplaces and there is little control over working conditions. So, it is an important task to establish the kind of hazards one must take into account in a given workplace, the reasons for these hazards, their results and actions which might be taken in these circumstances concerning the safety and health protection of this profession. The proposed checklist for the evaluation of the working conditions of long-term home care nurses consists of 6 parts: part I – general information about the workplace, part II – work-related complaints felt by the nurse, part III – working conditions in the home habitat, part IV – tasks performed by the nurse in the home habitat, part V – list of hazards identified in the home habitat, and part VI – summary of the evaluation of the workplace.