Are you looking to start your career in an international environment and make a positive impact on occupational safety and health?

EU-OSHA is seeking enthusiastic graduates to join the Agency for a paid six-month traineeship.

We are offering eight exciting traineeship opportunities — seven based at our headquarters in Bilbao and one at our Brussels Liaison Office — in different areas for nationals of EU Member States, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.

Deadline: 24 November 2025 (13:00 CET)

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Film and audiovisual professionals are invited to Torino, Italy, on 24 and 25 November 2025 for a free OiRA workshop to strengthen their understanding of health and safety risk assessment in the audiovisual sector.

Participants will learn how to identify and manage risks related to shooting, crane and dolly use, locations, transportation of people and set materials, fire prevention, workplace safety, and cast and crew management. 

Risks related to departments such as hairdressing, make-up, special effects, and costumes will also be addressed.

One of the two days will focus on psychosocial risks and supporting mental health at work.

The programme features a masterclass on risk assessment, a guided test of the updated OiRA tool, and expert insights from leading European specialists in occupational safety and health.

The workshop will be held in English and Italian.

Play it safe, learn risk assessment with OiRA!

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AI can make work safer by reducing exposure to hazards and improving risk monitoring. However, if poorly implemented, it can also increase psychosocial risks.

In the latest Eurofound Talks episode, EU-OSHA Project Manager Ioannis Anyfantis joins Dragoș Adăscăliței from Eurofound to discuss how AI is transforming occupational safety and health, the importance of keeping humans at the centre of decision-making, and what actions are needed at EU, national and workplace level to ensure responsible use of AI.

Listen on Eurofound’s dedicated page, Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Read Eurofound's press release.

A workshop is taking place in Athens on 7 November to improve digital capacity in occupational safety and health (OSH) management across the public sector.

Organised our Greek focal point, Hellenic Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, the event aims to familiarise participants with smart digital systems and tools, including EU-OSHA's Online interactive Risk Assessment (OiRA) platform, which supports effective risk assessment and prevention with 30 tools available for Greece.

Other topics discussed are the principles of OSH in the digital age, current European and national OSH strategies, as well as the economic and social impact of occupational accidents and diseases.