The leaflet informs about the introduction of new chemicals labels under the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation. It introduces the hazard pictograms and how where on the label to find what information. The key points highlighted are:

The video (13 min) is about the biological risks in biogas plants. Biogas is extracted from organic material containing many microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi and viruses. Those working in biogas plants are exposed to microorganisms in many situations in a biogas plant. The video describes the risk of exposure to microorganisms and shows how workers can be protected from exposure to biological agents.  

This OSHwiki article deals with the risk of dermal exposure to hazardous substances. It explains the skin structure and function, what health effects can occur, how to assess exposure and what measures exist to prevent it. It also provides links to exposure assessment tools.

This OSHwiki article gives an overview of the different types of man-made mineral fibres and the associated occupational safety and health issues. The different types of fibres are defined by specific geometric parameters (length, diameter and the length to diameter ratio, the so-called aspect ratio) and their biopersistence. These parameters also define the hazard potential and potency of fibres, especially with regard to carcinogenicity.

The OSHwiki informs about common allergens at the workplaces and what professions are at particular risk of being exposed. It explains how allergens cause harm (they cause a hypersensitivity of the immune system and any further exposure to the same substance may result in allergic skin disease (such as allergic contact dermatitis) or allergic airway disease (such as allergic rhinitis or asthma)).

The film is about the risks to theskin when working with metal, as well as the function of the skin and measures that can be taken to protect the hands. About 95% of all work-related skin diseases in metalworking concern the hands. Different protective gloves and protective creams exist, depending on the work that is being done . The film shows how to use protective gloves and protective creams properly.

The website provides the 'Easy-to-use workplace control scheme for hazardous substances (EMKG)', developed by the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA). The EMKG supports companies in carrying out workplace risk assessments for activities involving hazardous substances and helps them to identify the appropriate prevention measures. It is targeted to persons working in the field of occupational health and safety in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The video briefly introduces chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPDs). It covers the diseases in general, including emphysema and bronchitis as examples. Occupational exposure is mentioned as a potential cause, without further details.