The video presents types of personal protective equipment for biological risks. It describes why protective equipment is necessary and how to properly wear it.

The video discusses the historical uses of asbestos and the measures now used to manage asbestos in construction, demolition and asbestos removal.

This is a collection of short films on chemical risks in construction; it includes an example of video exposure monitoring (VEM). It also gives some basic information about how REACH addresses chemicals.

In fewer than two minutes, the Director of Professional and Environmental Allergology Dermatology at San Gallicano answers eight specific questions regarding the uncertainties and stereotypes surrounding skin diseases in the workplace.

The video aims to raise awareness about hazardous atmospheres in tanks for cleaning and maintenance workers. It tells a true story of unskilled workers cleaning a cistern. One of the workers enters the cistern and suffocates. Another worker wants to help him and also enters the cistern, with fatal consequences. The other workers get help from firefighters. No substance is explicitly mentioned.

The poster is about wet work and skin diseases. It is a humorous cartoon showing a scene from the fairytale 'The Frog Prince'. The frog is complaining about wet work and its itching skin. 

This guidance document provides support on how to assess occupational exposures for use in the chemical safety report for the substance registration under REACH. This includes scoping the exposure assessment and estimating exposure levels based on modelling tools or using measured data. It also contains generic advice on how to derive risk reduction measures at the workplace.
The guidance does not address how to make a workplace risk assessments under OSH legislation.