Campaigns OHS

Emergency and rescue at height

Before climbing, confirm how the team responds to an emergency.

Working at height

Plan access. Prevent falls before starting.

Hand protection

Keep hands away from hazards and check suitable protection.

Personal protective equipment

Check the complete system before exposure to a fall.

Lifting platforms

Choose the equipment and check the site before elevating.

Portable ladders

Choose carefully. Check stability before climbing.

Trench safety

Do not enter a trench until safe conditions are confirmed.

Rain, wind and adverse conditions

Check the forecast. Reassess the task when weather changes.

Securing the load

Before departure, make sure the load cannot shift.

Safety on work journeys

Plan your journey. Drive attentively and without rushing.

Dust at work

Control dust at source before starting work.

Psychosocial risks

Clarify priorities. Report difficulties at work.

People and vehicles

Start manoeuvring only when the area is clear and controlled.

Housekeeping and organisation

Prepare the task. Keep routes and access clear.

Lone working

Before leaving the team, confirm communication and support.

Heat and sun exposure

Reduce exposure. Take breaks and drink water regularly.

Electrical safety

Sound cables, plugs and connections prevent dangerous contact.

Chemical products

Read the label. Consult the SDS. Only then use the product.

Preparing the task

Brief preparation helps everyone work to the same plan.

Reporting near misses

Report what happened. Help prevent it happening again.

Hazardous energies

Stopping the machine alone does not make an intervention safe.

Machines and tools

Check before switching on. Stop if you find a fault.

Noise at work: protect your hearing

Reduce noise at source and use the protection specified for the task.

Environmental hazards

Prevent spills. Separate waste. Protect soil and water.

Falling objects: protect people nearby

Before working above others, protect the area below.

Manual handling of loads

Before lifting, assess the load, route and help you need.

Emergency and evacuation

Office ergonomics

Fit the workstation to your body. Change posture and tasks.

Cybersecurity: stop and check

An urgent message still needs to be checked.

Using fire extinguishers

Raise the alarm. Act only if trained and with a clear escape route.