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Occupational Risk prevention in Spain: which are the most dangerous professions?
Thanks to the Occupational Risks Prevention, many accidents and personal injuries at work are avoided. It is urgent to implement a culture of safety in companies, both in managers and in workers.
Pregnancy and occupational risk prevention
As soon as a woman gets pregnant, the baby's health and well-being are her first concerns. But she should not stop working because of being in this state, if there is no risk for her or for her baby.
What are occupational accidents, how to prevent them and how to react
Occupational accidents are still a scourge in 2019. Despite all the advances in prevention and occupational health, the number of accidents in 2018 increased by 5% and, what is worse, 72 of these accidents were fatal, which means an increase of 28.57% compared to 2017.
New line: Sneaker by Fal Seguridad
Fal Seguridad presents their last news, the new line Sneaker: a new collection of sporty-look safety footwear, which totally match with the informal daily attire, and which the worker will feel very comfortable with and safe at his job position during the working days.
The risks of wearing inappropriate safety shoes
Safety footwear is an essential element for protection depending on the job position. Wearing shoes that do not meet the necessary requirements or that do not fit the foot can suppose serious consequences.
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for building professionals
As you know, regarding occupational safety in the construction sector, the Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) has a central place.
Is medical examination mandatory for workers?
Health can have important implications for occupational safety. And in that sense, medical examination is one of the weapons that companies have to prevent occupational hazards.
What is Industrial Hygiene? Importance and application of a Plan
Some jobs may have certain factors that are harmful to our health. Industrial hygiene, within the Occupational Risks Prevention (ORP) is used to anticipate the different damages that arise during the work activity. For this, the consequences must be identified, controlled and evaluated.
