New call for tenders: OSH overview on cardiovascular diseases
We are inviting tenders for a comprehensive study on occupational safety and health (OSH) focusing on the prevention of work-related cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), return to work after a CVD, and the retention of workers with chronic CVDs. The successful...
OSHA/2026/OP/0018_Maintenance and update of the content of OSHwiki articles - Open procedure
The subject of this call for tenders is “Maintenance and update of the content of OSHwiki articles”. The OSHwiki was launched in 2014 with the aim of providing relevant, reliable and updated information for the OSH community through a sustainable stock of...
OSHA/2026/OP/0023_Workplace practices and practical resources for the prevention of work-related cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), return-to-work of workers after a CVD event, and retention at work of workers with chronic CVDs (2 Lots) - Open Procedure
The contracting authority’s OSH overviews typically include the collection, analysis and dissemination of comprehensive information regarding policy, research and practices to support policy makers, researchers and intermediaries to better guide decision...
Psychosocial risks in education: understanding work-related factors affecting teachers’ well-being
Teaching professionals face significant psychosocial risks in the workplace, including high workload, emotional demands, limited autonomy, job insecurity and exposure to violence. These factors affect mental health, well-being and job quality, and can have...
Unlocking prevention: 15 years of OiRA
Risk assessment opens the door to safe and healthy work. Yet many small businesses struggle to unlock that door, held back by limited resources and a lack of OSH expertise. Fifteen years ago, EU-OSHA launched OiRA, the Online interactive Risk Assessment...
Building healthier workplaces for teachers in a changing education sector
Our new report focuses on preventing psychosocial risks and promoting good mental health among teaching professionals such as teachers, academic staff, research assistants and others. It includes good practices and policy pointers to support mental...
Summary - Psychosocial risks in education: understanding work-related factors affecting teachers’ well-being
Teaching professionals face significant psychosocial risks in the workplace, including high workload, emotional demands, limited autonomy, job insecurity and exposure to violence. These factors affect mental health, well-being and job quality, and can have...
Managing heat at work in a changing climate
With climate change, extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and intense. The repeated heatwaves experienced across Europe this summer highlight the growing risks for workers. High temperatures affect safety, health and productivity, particularly...
EU Directive revision to better protect workers from hazardous substances
Occupational exposure to hazardous substances remains one of the most serious risks to workers’ health in the EU, with about 120,000 work-related cancer cases and approximately 80,000 fatalities annually. The sixth revision of the Directive on carcinogens...
OSHA/2026/LVP/0020-EXA- Time pressure – evidence from the European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risk (ESENER)-Low value procedure
The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is planning to launch a call for tender for the provision of in-depth analyses of the ESENER findings on time pressure and MSDs. The overall objectives of the contract to be awarded are: - to...