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21/06/2021
Did you know that woodworking and related activities have some of the highest accident rates in the manufacturing industry? Six Online interactive Risk Assessment (OiRA) tools tailored to this sector highlight the risks associated with working with...See more
16/06/2021
Four new Online interactive Risk Assessment (OiRA) tools have been just published and one more updated in France thanks to our OiRA national partner, the French National Research and Safety Institute for the Prevention of Occupational Accidents and...See more
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14/06/2021
Online risk assessment training with OiRA takes place on 16 June in Greece. The seminar organised by the Greek focal point provides tips for small business owners on how to undertake the role of safety technicians and make the best use of OiRA tools...See more
11/06/2021
New call for tender just published by EU-OSHASee more
10/06/2021
To help businesses secure healthy workplaces in time of COVID-19, EU-OSHA offers an improved risk assessment solution with OiRA . Released in June 2020, the tailored OiRA tool has been now upgraded to better respond to the needs of different...See more
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31/05/2021
Physically demanding work involving prolonged standing and static postures, carrying, lifting, and repetitive movements, slips and trips… these are just few of the risks that workers in hotels, restaurants and catering are facing every day...See more
19/05/2021
Introducing occupational safety and health (OSH) issues to young people helps prepare them for working life and can ensure that the message of safe and healthy workplaces is ingrained at an early age. The Greek focal point is holding an online...See more
11/05/2021
16 national OiRA partners from all over Europe are constantly working on developing tools and making them known to the companies. Be up-to-date on which tools are soon to come!See more
10/05/2021
Six tools have been recently updated and revised in Cyprus.See more
10/05/2021
Workers in the construction sector account for a high number of occupational injuries and fatal accidents in the European Union. This derives from dangerous and regularly changing work conditions, such as working at height and operating heavy and...See more