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Coming back from the summer break is a change of working conditions, and almost nobody treats it as one

Machines idle for a month, familiar faces in unfamiliar jobs and a risk assessment that never heard about any of it. What to recheck when the site fills up again.

Health surveillance: what the law actually asks for, and what September exposes

A medical check is not an annual formality applied equally to everyone. Using Spanish law as a worked example, here is what health surveillance really requires, what the employer may know, and why the return from holidays reveals the gaps.

NIOSH equation: how to work out the recommended weight limit (with example)

Artificial intelligence in occupational health and safety: from automation to agentic AI

REBA method: whole body ergonomic assessment step by step

Working in extreme heat: what the rules require and what prepared companies do differently

Extreme heat warnings now carry concrete employer obligations. What the rules require, which measures work, and why traceability makes the difference.

RULA method: what it is, how to apply it and a step-by-step example

The RULA method is the most cited tool in prevention reports and one of the most misused. What it assesses, how to apply it step by step, how to read its action levels and when REBA is the better choice.

Contractor coordination: why summer stress-tests your control of who works on your site

Summer concentrates contractors, temporary staff and high-risk work on the same sites. Here is how to control contractor coordination without depending on emails and folders.

Ergonomic assessment methods: a complete guide to choosing and applying each technique

Three in five EU workers report musculoskeletal pain. A complete guide to ergonomic assessment methods (RULA, REBA, OWAS, NIOSH, OCRA, MAPO, ROSA) and how to choose by risk factor rather than by workstation.