Our new report synthesises evidence from multiple national studies to provide a critical overview of how labour inspectorates and prevention services support occupational safety and health (OSH) compliance.
Camera in hand and an eye for everyday detail? Mutualia is inviting entries to its annual photo competition in Spain, focused on prevention at work.
The Spanish mutual insurance company organises the contest each year to promote safe and healthy workplaces.
Anyone over 18, whether amateur or professional, can participate for free and submit photographs that best illustrate the prevention of occupational accidents and work-related diseases.
Deadline: 15 March
The rules and registration form are available on the Mutualia website (in Spanish).
Bilbao, Spain
More than 400 occupational safety and health professionals, policymakers, social partners and members of EU-OSHA’s National Focal Point network came together for a two-day conference celebrating the end of the 2023-2025 Healthy Workplaces Campaign...
The International Training Centre of the International Labour Organization (ITCILO) is offering a range of occupational safety and health (OSH) and labour inspection courses in 2026, including several free self-guided options.
The courses are open to individuals, partners and organisations, and cover topics such as work-related diseases, digitalisation and the management of dangerous substances.
Interested participants can find more information and apply via the ITCILO website.
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Barcelona
Spain
EU-OSHA’s Online interactive Risk Assessment (OiRA) project continues to expand year after year, giving micro and small enterprises practical tools to improve safety and health at work.
In 2025, 12 new OiRA tools were published and 32 more were updated, bringing the total number of available OiRA tools to 376.
By December 2025, more than 597,000 risk assessments had been carried out, helping to make workplaces safer and healthier across Europe.
What’s next? More than 50 tools are currently under development.
Discover all the figures in the 2025 OiRA summary.