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Official partners of the European campaign on Risk Assessment

(reserved for pan-European and multinational campaign partners)

These are the pan-European or international organisations supporting the Healthy Workplaces campaign as official campaign partners. With their active involvement in the campaign they demonstrate a strong commitment to risk assessment as the first essential step for good workplace safety and health management.

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By clicking on the different logos, you will get more information about the different partners and their campaign activities.



Partnership registration for the 2008-2009 risk assessment campaign is now closed. However, we will be reopening our partnership offer in 2010 for our next Healthy Workplaces campaign on safe maintenance.

Our Partners

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Our partners
European Federation of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS)

"We are pleased to contribute to this campaign, since maintenance is the most dangerous industrial job. The most dangerous crafts in maintenance are fitters, boilermakers and
piping makers. The effect of the large development of maintenance subcontracting or outsourcing is obviously a direct cost reduction, but also a huge increase of industrial accidents. We welcome this platform to direct more management focus on these issues to insure  healthy work places for the future."

Hans Klemme-Wolff, Chairman EFNMS