BAT, work-related version (Schaufeli, De Witte and Desart). 23 core items plus 10 secondary symptom items. Your answers stay in this browser and are saved as you go.
The following statements relate to your work situation and how you experience it. Please indicate how often each statement applies to you.
Scores are the average of the items in each scale (1 to 5). The coloured zones use the indicative clinical cut-offs published in the BAT manual (Flemish norms): green means low risk, amber means at risk, red means a very high risk of burnout. The secondary symptoms have no cut-off shown. This is a screening questionnaire, not a diagnosis. If your score lands in the amber or red zone, it is worth talking it through with your GP (Hausarzt) or the company doctor (Betriebsarzt).
The Burnout Assessment Tool (BAT) was developed by Wilmar Schaufeli, Hans De Witte and Steffie Desart at KU Leuven. It is reproduced here for non-commercial self-assessment. More information, translations and terms of use: burnoutassessmenttool.be.