The statutory accident insurance association for energy, textile, electricity and printing media (BG ETEM) provides learning modules on various topics in several sectors. The aim of these e-learning modules is to provide sector-specific knowledge on occupational safety and health (OSH) to workers and employers. The modules present OSH knowledge in an interactive and appealing manner. Each module lasts 15 to 20 minutes. A self-test (quiz) is included at the end of each module.

The website provides general information on hazards from tattoo inks and lists links to further sources. The lack of reports of a relationship between tattoos and cancer does not exclude the possibility that there is a connection, but, on the basis of current knowledge, there is no significant risk of tattoo-related cancer, although tattoo ink often contains potential carcinogens. A number of tattoo colours were removed from the Danish market in December 2011 when it was discovered that the colours in question contained carcinogens.

The Danish Emergency Management Agency's website contains information on hazardous substances that is based on two handbook series: 'First Chemical Induction Initiative' and 'Chemical Induction Card'. The website is structured as follows:
'Dangerous substances' allows you to conduct an online search of the above-mentioned manuals and returns, among others, the necessary personal protective equipment for emergency personnel and first aid measures.

This website provides practical advice and guidance on the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002. The website provides information on legal requirements and advice on completing COSHH assessments. 

The website provides an easily searchable and extensive database of best practice examples, incident alerts, toolbox talks, hot topics and industry guidance, much of which is often supported by short videos. The toolbox talks included in the database have been provided by Mineral Products Association (MPA) member companies or organisations, such as the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), in liaison with industry. Users can search the database of toolbox talks by topic, by using keywords or by viewing all of the toolbox talks in the database.

The guide focuses on the causes of allergy and eczema, the risk of allergy in particularly exposed sectors, and prevention and safety measures.

This guidance document helps employers to apply the national legislation on carcinogens at work. It explains how they can be recognizes, what carciongens do, how the assessment process should be done and and how to take appropriate preventive measures. 

In the risk game, you must find (all) the unsafe situations in a set of pictures taken at real workplaces that contain chemical hazards. A set of pictures on asbestos is also included.

This collection of tests deals with occupational safety and health. The following tests deal with chemical risks
'Chemicals and mixtures thereof' is intended to test a person's knowledge of the use of chemicals and mixtures in the working environment. It contains 19 questions.
'Carciongens in the working environment' is intended to test a person's knowledge of the risk factors in the work environment that cause malignant tumours. It contains 18 questions.
'Dust' intended to test a person's knowledge of dust in the working environment. It contains 16 questions.

The aim of the guide is to to inform about the most important OSH requirements in when working with chemicals. It includes information about recognizing recognising chemical hazards via classification and labelling, main exposure pathways and general protection measures at the workplace, including at in storage places areas and when handling chemicals as wastes. The safety data sheet is explained as an important information source is explained.