The world of railways has always had a special magnetism. From the first steam train to high-speed lines, rail transport has been synonymous with progress and connection between territories.
Industrial safety evolves at the same pace as technology, production processes and the working environment.
In logistics plants, where the activity is characterised by handling loads, the use of machinery and a high traffic of people and vehicles, the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is not optional, but a key requirement to guarantee workers’ safety.
Electricity is an essential element in most work environments, but it also represents a significant risk if not handled properly.
The workshop environment is full of potential risks that can affect the health and safety of workers.
A truck driver’s job is not limited to driving. Loading and unloading goods, walking on uneven terrain, and facing different weather conditions are daily tasks that involve risks.
Carpentry is a trade that involves a number of occupational hazards that it is vital to prevent in order to ensure worker safety.
Manual handling of loads is one of the most common activities in many work sectors, but it is also one of the activities that presents the greatest risks to workers’ health.
