The music video 'If I knew', which won the 2015 National Institute of Research and Security (INRS) film contest, was created by second-year spray painting apprentices (CAP Carrosserie Peinture, Bordeaux). It addresses the risks of spray painting and gives advice on the use of safety equipment, all through the genre of hip-hop.

The video raises awareness about chemical risks, in line with the new CLP (classification, labelling and packaging) regulation. In the humorous animation, Professor Chimico teaches viewers about how to read hazard signs to both identify hazards and use chemicals safely.

The video informs about different risks and protection measures that can be used in the horticulture from the use of chemicals, including cleaning agents and pesticides. When working with hazardous substances, an employee of a horticulture company has an accident. It is then shown how a responsible person trains here in how to correctly use hazardous chemical agents. 

This poster deals with the right means of transportation for gas cylinders and shows wrong handling (dark side – unsafe handling) and the correct handling (bright side - safe handling)
The poster is one in a series of five posters produced by the statutory accident insurance association of raw materials and the chemical industry (BG RCI). T

This poster reminds workers to secure gas cylinders at all times.The posters show the safe handling of gas cylinders, with each demonstrating the dark side (unsafe handling) and the bright side (safe handling).
The poster is one in a series of five posters produced by the statutory accident insurance association of raw materials and the chemical industry (BG RCI). 

The poster shows the safe handling of gas cylinders, with each demonstrating the dark side (unsafe handling) and the bright side (safe handling).

The poster is one in a series of five posters produced by the statutory accident insurance association of raw materials and the chemical industry (BG RCI).

The report describes the use of mercury in dentistry and what can be used as an alternative. It provides learnings from the phase-out already implemented in several countries. It is intended that these examples may inspire and instruct other countries’ efforts to implement this provision of the Minamata Convention.
The report does not specifically address occupational exposures.

The document is aimed at policy maker and provides guidance on how to implement the Minamata Convention on Mercury in the artisanal and small scale gold mining sector. This mainly covers how to develop a national action plan, plan and implement measures and involve the relevant stakeholders. The document does not explicitly address work place related exposure and prevention measures.

The website includes several sub-sites explaining about the skin, risk factors to the skin, prevention of skin diseases and different measures for skin protection and care. This includes risks of wet work and risks from chemicals.