National Occupational Safety and Health Systems and Programmes resources
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Impact of the Declaration of Brussels in Companies: Towards Boston Construction Section Symposium
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Carl Heyrman, Managing Director of navb-cnac Constructiv and Vice-President of ISSA-C, at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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Good Practices at the National Level Protecting the Occupational Health of Health Workers
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Ms Susan Wilburn from the World Health Organization (WHO) at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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Changing the Health and Safety Culture of the UK Construction Industry
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Philip White, London Health and Safety Executive, at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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WSH Approach on the Construction Sector in Singapore
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Kevin Teoh, Director of the Occupational Safety and Health Inspectorate in Singapore, at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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Modernization of the Chilean OSH System: The Chilean strategy on occupational safety and health
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Pedro Contador Abraham, Subsecretary on Social Welfare of the Government of Chile, at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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The Joint German Occupational Safety and Health Strategy
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Kai Schäfer, Mr Hartmut Karsten and Dr Sven Timm from the Gemeinsame Deutsche Arbeits (GDA) at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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EU Strategy on OSH and its Application at National Level
06 December 2011
Presentation delivered by Mr Antonio Cammarota, European Commission (DG EMPL/B3; Health, Safety and Hygiene at Work), at the ILO International Safety Conference 2011 in cooperation with ISSA.
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Slideshow: My life, my work, my safe work - Managing Risk in the Work Environment
28 April 2008
Every year more than 2 million people die from occupational accidents or work-related diseases. "Injury and disease are not 'all in a day's work'", says ILO Director-General Juan Somavia. "Fatalities, accidents and illness at work can be prevented. We must promote a new 'safety culture' in the workplace - wherever work is done - backed by appropriate national policies and programmes to make workplaces safer and healthier for us all." The promotion of occupational safety and health is one of the means to make Decent Work a global reality.