23/07/2020
Safety at work: the key roles in a targeted safety policy
Safety at work is a shared responsibility. What does the law say about that? An overview of the essential players in a safety policy.
16/07/2020
Which drivers have to prove their professional competence and how?
Professional drivers holding a C or D driving licence must prove their professional competence. How can these drivers obtain and keep this certificate and what are the exceptions?
02/06/2020
Communicating about safety: more is not necessarily better
By taking a smart approach to your safety communication, you create a safe, pleasant corporate culture. Expert Iris Vanstraelen shares her tips.
07/05/2020
Emphasising the need to work safely when welcoming new employees
It is important to emphasise safety when welcoming new employees. What is the best way to handle this? Expert Natascha Vandewalle has some tips.
24/04/2020
The new GREI: what are the most important changes?
The new General Regulations for Electrical Installations (GREI) will come into effect on 1 June 2020. Find out about the most important changes.
14/04/2020
Stop, think, do: start working safely using the last-minute risk analysis
A final safety check before you start (maintenance) work. It’s a piece of cake with the LMRA safety procedure. But how do you do that?
16/03/2020
Working from home productively: help your employees create the ideal home office
How do you, as an employer, organise telecommuting? Use these handy precautions to create a professional, inspiring home office for your employees.
04/02/2020
Which drivers require a certificate of fitness to drive?
A certificate of fitness to drive certifies that drivers are physically and mentally fit to drive a motor vehicle. Who needs such a certificate?
28/01/2020
Health and safety in construction: who does what?
What can you, as an employer, do to promote safety on your construction site? Who offers support? And who are the inspection authorities?
21/01/2020
Sleep deprivation is lurking in the workplace: “Knowledge is the first step towards change”
21/01/2020
Sleep deprivation is lurking in the workplace: “Knowledge is the first step towards change”
Restorative sleep is crucial to getting through the working day in a concentrated and active way. American and European studies show that tired employees are up to 55% less productive and 20% more absent than their well-rested colleagues. Sleep-deprived workers are also more likely to have an accident at work. High time for a wake-up call!