Explosion risk in the workplace and related prevention and protection measures
Title XI of Legislative Decree 81/2008 sets out measures to protect the health and safety of workers potentially exposed to explosive atmospheres. It applies to all workplaces where explosive atmospheres caused by gases, vapours, mists or dusts may occur. In Italy, as elsewhere in the EU, Directive 2014/34/EU (transposed by Legislative Decree 85/2016) replaced Directive […]
PES / PAV pursuant to CEI 11-27 Standard
The PES / PAV (Skilled Person / Instructed Person) course equips those who work on or near electrical installations — whether live or de-energised — with the theoretical and practical knowledge to identify and manage electrical risks and carry out work safely, in accordance with CEI Standard 11-27.
The Safety Data Sheet
The Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is an essential tool for obtaining specific information on hazard characteristics and for defining the safety measures required when using substances and mixtures in the workplace. In recent years, SDSs have undergone significant updates while retaining their 16-section structure, in compliance with the REACh Regulation (Regulation 1907/2006), the CLP Regulation […]
Chemical risk assessment
Title IX of Legislative Decree 81/2008 requires a chemical risk assessment for work activities involving hazardous chemical agents. European legislation has undergone significant updates with the introduction of the REACh Regulation (Regulation 1907/2006), the CLP Regulation (Regulation 1272/2008) and the SDS Regulation (Regulation 878/2020), which amended the criteria for classifying, labelling and packaging hazardous substances […]
Leadership and Communication for Occupational Safety: Strategies for Building a Strong Safety Culture
Effective leadership and clear, strategic communication are essential for building and maintaining a strong, lasting safety culture. Occupational safety depends not only on technical and regulatory measures, but above all on leaders’ ability to positively influence behaviours, engage the team and turn safety principles into concrete actions.
Promoting wellbeing at work: how a healthy lifestyle can improve workplace safety and efficiency
Wellbeing at work depends not only on corporate organisation but also on everyday lifestyle choices. Diet, sleep, physical activity and alcohol consumption all affect energy, concentration and safety, directly influencing cognitive function and, in turn, the ability to work efficiently, safely and effectively.
Mindfulness at work: promoting wellbeing and safety through awareness
In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure working environment, the ability to stay focused, manage stress and make sound decisions is essential for worker wellbeing and safety. Mindfulness — the practice of paying attention to the present moment — has proven to be a powerful tool for improving health, productivity and workplace safety.
Effective time management: tools and strategies for wellbeing and workplace safety
In an increasingly dynamic and demanding work environment, effective time management is essential for boosting productivity, reducing stress and promoting organisational wellbeing. Poor time management can lead to work overload, fatigue, inefficiency and a higher risk of errors and accidents.
Psychological health in corporate organisations: managing psychosocial risks in accordance with ISO 45003
In an increasingly fast-paced and complex world of work, psychological health is central to ensuring worker wellbeing and safety. ISO 45003 provides specific guidelines for identifying and managing psychosocial risks — aspects of work organisation, management and interpersonal relations that can generate stress, dissatisfaction and psychological distress, with negative effects on both mental health and […]
Effective communication for workplace safety: techniques and strategies for a safe and productive working environment
Effective communication is an essential skill in every work context and plays an even more critical role in workplace safety. The ability to convey and receive information clearly and accurately can make the difference between preventing an incident and allowing it to happen. Poor communication, by contrast, can cause misunderstandings, errors and hazardous situations.