This pages provides basic information on the requirements regarding Safety Data Sheets for a specific mixture/chemical. They are provided for the purpose of supporting the assessment of the risk to workers' health and safety resulting from their use.

The website presents the work of the foundation in the field of workers safety and health, including links to legislation and guidance. The foundation organises seminars and supports worker protection in general.

The manual gives and overview of hazardous health effects of asbestos fibres, and instructions for safe removal of asbestos cement roofing including safety procedures, recommendation for personal protective equipment and for safe temporary storage and transport of asbestos waste.

The document is intended to be used by occupational safety and health specialists and it explains the legal regulation related to limit values for chemicals in the air of the working environment.  It covers the types of limit values, and specific aspects of limit values for dusts, mixtures, sensitizing agents, carcinogens, mutagens and chemicals toxic for reproduction.

The web-page lists the most common risks related to hairdressing activities including contact with chemicals in the hairdressing products. It gives advices for risk mitigation, and instructions for risk assessment procedure with practical examples. It is intended to be used by workers and employers.

The web-page is intended to be used by workers and employers and is co-financed by EU-OSHA. It gives information about the risks related to cleaning activities including working with chemicals, explanation of dermatitis development, practical advices for risk mitigating measures, and examples of risk assessment.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS) database managed by the Croatian Institute of Public Health comprising SDSs for the majority of products/mixtures at the Croatia market from 2006 onwards, compliant with national provisions for implementation of Art. 45 of the CLP Regulation.

This concise, graphically supported guideline covers all risks in agriculture, including from the use of chemicals. It describes health risks from exposure to pesticides, fertilisers, fuels and oils  and other hazardous chemicals. Information on personal protective equipment is provided in a separate chapter. The guideline addresses workers and employers

Leaflet with the most important basic facts about appropriate use of protective gloves. It contains concise graphical and written basic recommendations for the use of protective gloves, focused on workers and employers.

Open access article with detailed description of the role, main types, required standards and proper use of protective gloves written by experts on safety at work and occupational health. This is an academically written text which requires prior knowledge on health and safety at work. It gives detailed explanations and examples for choosing adequate gloves for different hazardous categories.