The video explains how chemical risks at workplaces can be detected. It focusses on understanding chemical labels, i.e. hazard pictograms and the classification.

In this video we look at the correct behaviors to adopt when working with chemicals. We address:
- The different types of chemical risks
- Prevention of chemical risks: how to spot the danger and how to protect yourself from it
- Frequent cases of contamination: how the danger generally presents itself
- First aid: the PAS rule and intervention protocols

The poster shows various fotos of damaged skin, partly in an early stadium, to support recognising skin diseases.

The short video raises awareness about the risks from silica dust and explains the precautionary measures to reduce/prevent exposure.

The video provides information on the safe handling of chemicals in laboratories. It includes information on the types of hazardous chemicals used in laboratories, precautions during handling and use, the proper use of fume hoods, personal protective equipment and emergency actions in case of splashes. 

The video raises awareness that silica dust can cause severe lung damage, including silicosis. It explains that emissions from dust-generating processes must be minimised, organisational measures should be taken to separate workers from dust as well as respirators be used to reduce exposure.

The aim of the film is. To teach farmers how to use plant protection products safely and in accordance with regulations in an easy-to-understand and application-oriented manner.

Any company storing or using combustible or flammable products is at risk of an explosion due to an explosive atmosphere known as Atex. This animated film aims to raise awareness among employees working in Atex environments (dust, gas or vapors) and explains how an Atex explosions occurs, presenting the six conditions necessary to trigger an explosion (known as the explosion hexagon).