This poster warns that 40% of occupational diseases are caused by exposure to chemicals that may seriously damage the health of workers. It shows a cleaner suffering from the effects of cleaning agents.

This poster warns that infectious diseases caused by fungi, viruses, bacteria, etc., harm the health of workers and may even kill them.

The video is about the risks associated with woodworking. Animated figures provide guidance on the prevention of occupational exposure to wood dust and explain the risks posed by and diseases associated with, in particular fine wood dust, such as asthma and cancer. 

The video is about chemical risks in hairdressing. In the video, a hairdresser discusses her job, her experiences and the risks associated with chemical substances in hairdressing. She describes how contact with water and chemical substances can lead to skin diseases. Several videos for hairdressers and other aesthetic professions are available on the 'plataforma colaborativa de PRL en peluqueria y estetica'.

The poster is part of a campaign run by the Spanish trade union CCOO (Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions). It calls for reflection on workplace situations and the possible risk of carcinogens. The poster is available in Spanish, as well as in Catalan, Basque and Galician.

The website provides access to several information sources on hand and skin protection, including on skin hazards, hand and skin protection plans, gloves, legal documents and an e-learing module

Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the world and also in Spain. The Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions (CCOO) has launched a campaign against its use. The poster was made for the campaign. It highlights that glyphosate is a carcinogen and warns of the risks of glyphosate use and exposure.

The poster warns of the increased risk of exposure to asbestos in schools and universities. It points out that asbestos is an invisible risk and shows some examples of asbestos sources in schools and universities.

The video raises awareness that ignition sources should not be used in explosive atmospheres, including when gases are leaching from piping system. 
It shows workers in an underground tunnel to repair broken gas supplies. Suddenly, the torch of one of the workers fails. Without thinking, he creates a flame with a lighter. This leads to an explosion because of the leaking gas. The video provides advice on how to work carefully and prevent explosions. It is animated and language-free.