What is a burn-out? A burn-out doesn’t happen in one day. You won’t wake up one morning, suddenly, feeling burned out.
Learn the early signs of a burn-out and how to prevent it.
Commuting to and from work is, just as, important as being safe at work. With a growing amount of cars on the road, it’s important to keep your own safety, and the safety of other road users, in mind.
Read more about how to ensure safety whilst commuting.
In an emergency situation every second counts. Don’t stand there, operate!.
Learn the essentials here.
Bullying is commonly seen as acts or verbal comments that could mentally hurt or isolate a person in the workplace. It usually involves repeated incidents or a pattern of behavior that is intended to intimidate, offend, degrade or humiliate a particular person or group of people.
Learn the signs of bullying and how you can stop the cycle.
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a medical condition which causes tingling, numbness and pain in your hand and fingers. This is due to compression of the median nerve which travels through the wrists.
Learn more about CTS symptoms and possible treatment options to discuss with your doctor.
Computer vision syndrome (CVS) encompasses a group of vision-related problems that result from prolonged computer, tablet, e-reader and smartphone use.
General steps can be taken to help alleviate problems associated with CVS.
When thinking about where electrical hazards are commonly found, your first thought most likely is not in your office.
But electrical accidents do happen in the office. Learn here how to prevent them!
Do you regularly arrive at work feeling tired, groggy or run-down?
Most people will brush off their low energy levels as just part of getting older, which makes it difficult to distinguish between what is common and what is “normal”. While fatigue is common, it’s certainly not biologically normal and can affect every aspect of your life.
Read here our tips to combat fatigue.
Extended sitting has been linked to various health problems, including diabetes and heart disease.
Moving just 30 minutes a day, five days per week, can help to lower the risks of diabetes, high blood pressure and poor circulation.
Work-related musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) is a condition that affect the muscles, tendons and nerves and is associated with repetitive work patterns.
Learn here to recognize the symptom and how to prevent or treat MSD.
Take a few minutes to relax tight muscles, stay flexible and boost energy!
Prevent neck, shoulder and back injuries with some easy stretches.
Do you regularly feel overwhelmed, anxious or stressed at work? You’re not alone!
Read here our tips for dealing with stress.
This poster highlights the importance of following the safety policy.
This poster highlights how important to work safely even when no one is watching.
This poster outlines the information concerning Safety Culture Survey.
This poster highlights the importance of feedback.
This poster outlines the importance of Safety Culture Survey in definition of Safety Climate.
This poster outlines the information concerning Safety Culture Survey.
This poster highlights that safety works when people work together.
This poster outlines the importance of LMRA and how to carryout this final check before starting work.
This poster highlights the importance of a last minute risk assessment. Even in the office, check your surroundings before starting work.
This poster outlines the main steps to ensure you take care of your visitors and yourself during visits to production.
This poster highlights the roles and responsibilities of all employees, in order to ensure safety.
This poster highlights the roles and responsibilities of all Repair employees, in order to ensure safety.
This poster outlines the different channels available to report all incidents. Please contact us to adapt the reporting channels to your own yard.
This family oriented poster highlights a key benefit of always putting safety first.
This poster highlights a key reason to choose safety above all else.