The e-learning module explains how to recognise explosive chemicals and what can be causes of explosions. It provides practical examples of explosive situations and explains various prevention measures, including zoning of the workplace where explosives are handled labelling of workplaces and containers with explosives as well as good practice in cleaning, refilling and other chemicals handling. At the end there is a test about the content.

The message of the short video is that when refilling chemicals, even in small amounts, the new containers must be appropriately labelled, so anyone knows what is contained. By no means should food containers be used to store chemicals. This is illustrated by a story, where a cleaning agent is filled into a water bottle, which is then drunk by another person who is then brought to the hospital. 

The cartoon shows a funeral with a person telling the grieving wife and son of the dead man to be a bit proud, as the worker had sandblastet his tombstone himself.

The video explains what biological risks at the workplace are, how they can be identified, who may be exposed and how risks can be prevented. It raises awareness and provides basic risk management information.

The video explains basic principles in preventing risks from handling chemicals at the workplace. A large part of the video discusses the importance of reading the safety data sheet and implementing the information provided there. At the end, general measures to reduce exposure and risks are introduced.

The short video explains the duties of employers, when employees handle hazardous chemicals, including providing safety datasheets and implementing measures to reduce exposure.

The website provides information about endocrine disruptors at the workplace. It is subdivided into the sections: Effects, Endocrine system, Critical exposure, Relationship between dose and effect, List of endocrine disruptors, Workplace exposure, Worker Protection, Risk assessment, Prevention measures, Actors, References

The website informs about exposure to radon at workplaces. Radon may be present at workplaces from the outside environment, hence, the locatio of a company is important. In case, exposure exceeds the limit values, employers must take measures. Radon can cause lung cancer. 

The webpage gives access to a study about diisocyanates, which are used in many sectors and are potent sensitisers. It informs that professional training is required when using Diisocyanates starting 2024. A training video is also displayed.

The brochure gives an overview of how to plan and implement training of employees, including documentation and repetition of training. It describes different topics for training, in particular how exposure and risk factors at the workplace should be communicated. Chemikcals are one of the topics about which training should be implemented.