The poster shows how to put on and remove reusable (chemically resistant) gloves correctly. The poster illustrates nine steps, with photos.

The poster shows skin care illustrated in eight steps. The photos demonstrate what to do and the areas that are frequently missed when washing, desinfecting and applying skin care products.

The poster illustrates skin care in the form of hand washing and applying hand cream in nine steps. The photos show how to do it step-by-step.

The poster shows how to remove single-use splash-resistant gloves correctly. The process of removing such gloves is illustrated in nine steps, with photos.

The healthcare worker in this video developed a latex allergy. She suffered toxic shock when she was being operated on after the surgeon wore latex gloves. After returning to work, she developed dermatitis. In her testimonial, she describes how she can still do her job but she can now wear only latex-free gloves.

The former animal health inspector in this video suffered pesticide (organosphosphate) intoxication during sheep dipping, which had lasting health impairment consequences. In his testimonial, he warns people to protect themselves as much as possible when working with such chemicals.

The video shows a former maintenance worker who is diagnosed with asbestos-related malignant disease (tumour). He explains that when he worked on pipe fittings in buildings, he did not know the hazards of to asbestos. In his testimonial, he emphasises that any suspicion of asbestos should be reported to the site manager.

In this brief testimonial from a construction worker, emphasis is placed on workers' ability to recognise asbestos. The worker warns other construction workers not to disturb asbestos and instead to report any asbestos so it can be removed by specialists.

This short video introduces a real-time dust monitor combined with a camera that reveals peak dust exposures; this equipment is used in training in an industrial silica supplier company. The expert explains the situation while real-life videos and quartz dust measurement recordings from the plant are shown.

The video illustrates the risks of inhaling respirable cristalline silica through an animation: a worker does not adhere to prevention regulations and suffers irreparable lung damage. Good practices are presented using work-site video recordings.