The short video illustrates how to take off gloves properly, namely without contaminating oneself with what is on the outside of the gloves. In the video, UV-light and fluorescent gel is used to visualise what is outside the glove.

The 'No Time to Lose' campaign of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) aims to make carcinogenic exposure issues more widely understood and to help businesses take action. The campaing film raises awareness and introduces to the campaign topics. Testimonials of workers with work-related cancers are shown.

The 'No Time to Lose' campaign of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) aims to make carcinogenic exposure issues more widely understood and to help businesses take action. The film shows a nurse with mesothelioma due to being exposes to asbestos during construction work, asking employers ot be aware of asbestos risks. 

The 'No Time to Lose' campaign aims to make carcinogenic exposure issues more widely understood and to help businesses take action. On this website three types of free resources can be obtained: Factsheets with facts and figures presented with many graphs and explanation, Posters for awareness raising on risks an prevention measures as well as pocket cards with graphical information on how to protect oneself.

The 'No Time to Lose' campaign aims to make carcinogenic exposure issues more widely understood and to help businesses take action. On this website three types of free resources can be obtained: Factsheets with facts and figures presented with many graphs and explanation, Posters for awareness raising on risks an prevention measures as well as pocket cards with graphical information on how to protect oneself.

The poster raises awareness on that face masks must be selected with careful consideration of what they should protect against: It shows that filtering face masks protect only against dust! Half masks or masks with filters are needed for protection against chemical substances (aerosols, gases, etc.). In addition, each chemical group may need a different filter. 

The poster raises awareness on that the odour of chemicals is not associated with its degree of hazard. Substances with pleasant smells can be very dangerous, while those that smell bad may not be so dangerous! The poster depicts a worker smelling a barrel that contains purple liquid and bears several hazard signs. The worker is thinking about flowers. The occupational safety and health (OSH) expert is carrying protective equipment for the worker (clothing, a respirator and goggles).

The poster raises awareness that hazardous substances in tobacco smoke remain in a room where someone smoked and may also be released from clothing and body of a smoker. They may persist for hours and cause harm to human health. The poster depicts two people sitting in an office with keyboards. One is a smoker, with a packet of cigarettes and a lighter beside him, and he is emitting a brown-coloured smoke.

The poster illustrates how you should wash your hands and when you should wash your hands. It depicts the hand washing steps and draws attention to situations in which hand washing is important: food preparation, toilet use, physical exercise, public transport, nose blowing, touching pets, having an infection and visible dirt.

The poster raises awareness that gloves need to be carefully selected based on what they should protect against because each type of work has a glove that is most appropriate. One should check the labelling of the gloves and make sure that they meet the specific demands of the work and the used chemicals! The poster depicts a worker who is surprised to see that the gloves he is using have melted off his hands. The gloves are stained with the purple liquid that is in a barrel behind him bearing hazard signs.