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European Transport Safety Council ETSC

 

Address: Avenue des Celtes 20 1050 Brussels Belgium
Contact person: Ellen Townsend
E-mail addresses: ellen.townsend@etsc.be
Telephone: +32 (0)2 230.41.06
Fax: +32 (0)2 230.42.15
General URL:: www.etsc.eu
General E-mail address: information@etsc.be
Press or other URL: www.etsc.eu

Antonio Avenoso, Director"A commitment by all to safe driving is a crucial ingredient for healthy workplaces across the EU."

Antonio Avenoso, Director

 

 

During 2009: The ETSC launches a new project called PRAISE “Preventing Road Accidents and Injuries for the Safety of Employees” co-funded by the EU Commission, over the next three years.Risk assessment will be a key component of the project.

One country seminar will take place in September in 2009

The following years: An annual Brunch (in the first quarter of 2010, 2011, 2012) will be held in Brussels inviting core decision makers and employers engaged in work related road safety will to discuss the three annually published thematic reports. - a press conference and a round table discussion will also take place.

Five more seminars will be organised between 2010 and the end of the project in 2012.

  • Electronic dissemination of campaign press releases and news and campaign material to our network via our Safety Monitor Newsletter
  • Press work

 

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Our partners
ECTA (European Chemical Transport Association)

"The Healthy Workplaces campaign on Risk Assessment assists us to deliver on the ECTA commitment to ensure improvement in reduction of the HSE impacts of the transport of chemicals. In our ECTA Responsible Care Programme we encourage all transport companies involved in chemical transports to make good risk assessments and follow-up the reduction of the risks. We wish to implement a safety standard for our personnel (drivers) according to the Guideline we have publicized with Cefic: BBS guideline on safe loading and unloading of road vehicles."

Antonio Montero