The video raises awareness on using personal protective equipment to prevent damage from microorganisms and chemicals.
It shows workers working in textile cleaning. They are exposed to chemical substances and to biological agents and suffer from itchy skin and breathing problems. The video is animated and language-free and provides advice to prevent exposure to biological agents and dangerous substances.

The website provides extensive information on asbestos, including three posters: raising awareness about asbestos in general, indications where asbestos could be contained in old buildings and giving help in finding it. In addition there is a training video on how to identify asbestos and safely work in related renovation activities.

The posters raise awareness about reading the labels of chemical products and understanding the hazard pictograms of the GHS. 
They are part of a Swiss campaign to raise the awareness of workers and people generally as regards the Globally Harmonised System (GHS) symbols. The poster shows products used in construction work, cleaning and gardening and the symbols they bear that indicate their risks.

The video raises awareness on risks from gas formation in agriculture and how to prevent accidents.
It is part of the Swiss campaign 'Angels of the farm'. Farmers report on their work and the workplace risks, in particular gas accidents that occur in silos and fermenters. They describe the sources of gas and how gas develops and given an example of an accident in which they lost three small calves. The video is a testimonial, with farmers informing other farmers.

The short training video shows the various risks at a workplace in car repair shops, including from handling and storing chemicals. Information is provided on how to protect oneself from these risks. The video is part of a “package” to support workplace safety in car repair shops

The poster-based brochure explains risks at car repair shops, including using chemicals. It shows the workplace situation with a photo and lists below the hazard pictograms, the actions to take for safely working with the chemicals and the protection measures to use. The brochure also informs about non-chemical risks.

The video provides information about the risks associated with the handling of dangerous substances. First, it describes the physicochemical properties of chemical substances and their labels. The next part shows a situation in which there is accidental exposure to chemicals and the effects it has on workers. In particular, work with carcinogenic substances is mentioned.

The video is about dust in workplaces. It identifies potential dust hazards in the workplace and how to counteract them when they occur. It describes diseases caused by dust and outlines the sources of dust in the work environment. It addresses the risks of different dust sources, including asbestos, and describes how to determine exposure levels. It also describes risk assessement and prevention measures for dust in workplaces, such as ventilation and personal protective equipment.

This poster depicts a voracious tick that is happy to drink blood like a vampire.

This poster depicts a rabbit with three ears: a victim of a mutagenic substance.