Handling the load with hands during lifting operations can be dangerous: use a push/pull pole allows maneuvering the load keeping away from the line of fire as well as avoiding pinch points. Read more...

Stickers on safety helmet is not something new. For American and British systems as well, sticking a decal concerning worker's training/position on the hard hat is a common practice and allows to identify immediately the suitability of whom is working. Read more...

Worker's security abroad is an essential requirement for companies that overlook foreign markets. To avoid he feels "forsaken" company shall take into consideration security issues but, at the same time, trains him on behaviors have to be kept while on mission. Read more...

When a worker gets inside a new working environment for the first time, independently of his previous experiences, is exposed to different rules and procedures whose unknowledge can undermine his and coworkers' safety. Read more...

Not only workplace risks exposure for personnel working abroad but above all endemic risks: recognize them is essential to learn how facing them as best as you can, well-informed and not worried about too much...even when it comes to "unforeseen guests". Read more...

Pragmatic training on workplace risks is a must and enables to assimilate key safety concepts. However, in complex workplaces or for dangerous activities, pragmatic training can be risky due to catastrophic consequences of a potential human failure. Read more...

Widespreaded and adopted almost in every field since several years, color code system applied to work equipment simplify worker and maintenance technician duty. Read more...

Identification card ensures at any time to identify the worker. But if we want to get it also an emergency tool and not only a simple card? Read more...

Not only at gym or at the beach, muscular warm up can also be done at workplace to condition our muscles for daily physical effort. Read more...

"Risk perception reveals how much expert we are in its assessment." On job as well as in life we are exposed everyday to risks and unconsciously we assess them as real experts. Such personal assessment ("perceived risk"), affected by several factors like age, sex, sensorial faculty, instinct, stirrings, emotions, culture, education, conventions, training etc., turns into objective ("objective risk") at workplace as requested by applicable safety laws and standards. Read more...