25/10/2023
Cable management: tips for safe handling of cables
Cable management, or the organisation of cables in the workplace, is an essential requirement in ensuring a safe working environment. Here, we list some key benefits, along with a few practical tips.
21/06/2023
Who needs to carry out basic safety training on a temporary or mobile construction site?
Find out how basic safety training helps you work safely on temporary and mobile construction sites, with a focus on risk mitigation.
05/06/2023
A glance at the new Machinery Regulation: what do you need to know?
The European Parliament has approved the Machinery Regulation. This replaces the Machinery Directive for protecting the health and safety of workers and consumers.
04/05/2023
Diesel emissions exposure: what are the risks and appropriate measures?
Diesel engine exhaust fumes pose a health risk to employees. What makes diesel emissions dangerous and how can you protect employees?
19/04/2023
What is the difference between an inspection and assessment of work and protective equipment?
19/04/2023
What is the difference between an inspection and assessment of work and protective equipment?
An inspection of work or protective equipment is not the same as an assessment. What are the differences and what are your obligations as an employer?
27/02/2023
Aggravated risk of occupational accidents: take timely action
The government wants to use the aggravated risk concept to encourage the prevention of occupational accidents in organisations that score lower than the sector average.
25/01/2023
Safety work shoes: new standards from 2023 onwards
Starting 2023 another ISO standard applies to work shoes, the EN ISO 20345:2022 standard.
30/06/2022
Planning some demolition works? Then don’t forget a demolition follow-up plan and a traceability system.
In addition to a demolition follow-up plan, you must now also provide for a traceability system when applying for demolition. Here’s how you do it.
22/06/2021
The BA4 or BA5 certificate: working safely on or with electrical installations
Working with electrical installations involves risks. This includes things like overheating, fire, or electric shocks when touched. Therefore, only employees with a BA4 or BA5 certificate may perform work with or on installations. You draw up this legally required certificate yourself. Here’s how to do that.
28/04/2021
How can you prevent work accidents when employees work from home?
The rise in teleworking has led to more serious work accidents occurring at home. As an employer, how do you help prevent these accidents?