Social Media for the Safety Industry
Ensuring risks are managed throughout a person’s working life is the key to healthy ageing at work. EU-OSHA’s current campaign seeks to encourage good practice in the assessment and management of risks in the context of an ageing workforce.
We are pleased to announce that PPE will be supporting Washington Dowling Associates’ SHE Show events on social media. Our
Discover why promoting sustainable work and healthy ageing from the start of the working life is so important for workers and businesses.
The BSIF welcomes the PM’s speech for providing clarity on the timescale of withdrawal, ending some of the uncertainty surrounding the process.
EU-OSHA is among the 15 associate members of the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), the world’s largest support network for small and medium sized businesses.
Dr. Christa Sedlatschek, Director of EU-OSHA, contributes this year with “Looking forward to future forms of work: Anticipating new and emerging risks”.
Micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Europe: How can we make sure they are safe, healthy and productive places to work?
An investigation into whether there is reliable evidence showing a link between supply chains and health and safety (OSH) measures at work.
The European Health Forum brings together health-related policy-makers and experts and is one of the most important health-related events of the year.
The Bulgarian Labour Inspectorate has launched a project to raise employers and workers awareness about occupational safety and health (OSH) issues.
EMFWELD helps SMEs & larger organisations comply with the EU EMF Directive 2013/35/EU. Arc, stud and resistance welding processes, MPI & induction heating.
The Candidate List of substances of very high concern (SVHCs) for authorisation now contains 169 substances.
An enforcement project has shown that a high proportion of products with hazardous chemicals that should be sold in packaging with child resistant fastenings and can be found on supermarket shelves in the EU, do not comply with the CLP requirements and do not adequately protect children.
