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Leuven
Belgium
Algoritmo per la valutazione del rischio biologico nei laboratori non sanitari
MS information
Treatment work in contaminated sites falls under the bracket of occupational safety and health (OSH), environmental protection and (in some cases) construction work. The guide provides information on chemical risks (e.g. hazardous substances that may be found in different types of contaminated sites), monitoring worker exposure, risk assessment and protective measures. It does not explicitly address vulnerable workers such as migrants or ethnical minorities, but such workers are often those working in landfills and contaminated sites.
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Palencia
Spain
EU-OSHA’s Good Practice Exchange meeting took place on 14–15 April at the Munich headquarters of official campaign partner Siemens AG, bringing partners together to share practical experience and fresh perspectives on workplace well-being.
Across the two-day meeting, contributions from our German focal point, BAuA, SAP, Air Products, DEKRA, ZF Lifetec and Boehringer Ingelheim fed into discussions on digitalisation, psychosocial risks, leadership and engagement - all fundamental factors in building healthier workplaces.
Moderated by EU-OSHA project managers Dietmar Elsler and Annick Starren, the event also provided an opportunity to update partners on EU-OSHA’s upcoming Healthy Workplaces Campaign, Together for mental health at work, and to discuss the Agency’s latest projects.
Get to know all EU-OSHA’s campaign partners.
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Vitoria-Gasteiz
Spain