The poster draws attention to healthcare workers' exposure to carcinogenic pharmaceutics used in cancer therapy. It shows a patient in a bed and a nurse carefully administering an intravenous cytostatic solution to him.

The illustration shows how to put on a filtering face piece (mask) properly. Six figures explain how to use this type of respiratory protection.

The poster illustrates how to open a cargo container safely in four steps. It reminds the viewer that cargo containers may contain toxic gases and therefore should be ventilated before they are entered.

The poster draws attention to the risks of wood dust. It shows the outline of a man working with a circular saw drawn into the wood dust.

The poster draws attention to that wood dust may cause cancer. It shows a head, drawn from wood dust, that is breathing in wood dust.

The short video aims to raise awareness on that wood dust also exists on construction sites and is one of the main causes of professional cancer.

The short video aims to raise awareness on wood dust in joineries and that it is one of the main causes of professional cancers. A wide variety of woodworking processes are seen in the video, with wood dust particles circulating in the air.

This poster focuses on working with dangerous substances. It shows a human body with the head of a chameleon. It advises workers to ask for the appropriate personal protective equipment to prevent occupational cancer.

This poster warns that dermatitis and allergies caused by the working environment can seriously damage health but can also be prevented. It shows a worker with dermatitis on both forearms.

The poster is part of the Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions (CCOO) campaign 'Tu salud no está en nómina' ('Your health is not on payroll'). The campaign calls attention to the fact that work-related diseases are generally the result of a lack of adequate prevention measures at work.

This poster warns that asbestos can seriously damage the health of workers. Asbestos is an invisible enemy that kills. This poster shows workers wearing dust masks.