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World Day for Safety and Health at Work: a Pillar for the Prevention of Occupational Diseases
Every year since 1996, World Day for Safety and Health at Work (WDSH) has been celebrated on 28 April (this year it is a Monday),
Single Document drafting procedure
We have previously talked about the different stages prior to the establishment of the French single document. Here we explain the different steps to follow
Risk assessment: the different steps
We have already explained the process of occupational risk assessment according to the Luxembourg legislation. Once these steps have been validated, it is necessary to
Hygiène industrielle et environnementale
L’hygiène industrielle est la branche de la sécurité au travail qui vise à prévenir les risques professionnels liés à l’environnement physique de travail. Elle concerne
Tertiary sector
EHS risk management in the tertiary sector must include not only workers and employees, but also the public and the companies involved. Considering Company Activities
Human Error
Human error is often cited as a cause of accidents, when all other factors have been eliminated. This does not mean that human error cannot
Renewable energies: at any price?
While the magazine Epsiloon publishes this month of May, an article on a possible source of white hydrogen, a potential source of « clean » and renewable
Nearly 3 million people die of work-related accidents and diseases
The ILO also estimates that 395 million workers worldwide have suffered non-fatal workplace accidents. Nearly three million workers die each year from work-related accidents and
Judicial expertise
Court cases are often complex, especially when there are casualties and/or environmental damage. In order to be able to determine the responsibilities, the judge, sometimes