Occupational risk prevention

Eurocontrol's External Prevention Service places at your disposal an interdisciplinary team that integrates all the elements that make up safety, hygiene and ergonomics in your company. Our External Prevention Service is accredited by the Ministry of Labor at the national level.

Ergonomics and psychosociology assess the working conditions in a work environment. The assessment will vary according to personal characteristics and the factors surrounding the workplace; it will also be necessary to assess the type of task to be carried out and its duration. To do this, our specialised technicians analyse each workstation and the most appropriate study method, in order to propose the appropriate corrective measures.

The coordination of business activities (CAE) involves analysing and preventing the risks that may be caused by the interaction of different activities that may be carried out simultaneously on the same site, to ensure that all participating companies and workers are aware of and comply with their health and safety obligations.

One of the main obligations of any company is to guarantee the safety of its workers in any work environment. The use of certain work equipment, especially but not exclusively in the industrial sector, can become dangerous if the machines are unsafe or improperly installed.

Occupational risk prevention is a discipline that requires the specialisation of the personnel in charge of planning, implementing and monitoring it. Our technicians advise you in this task, carrying out the assessment of the risks that affect the health and quality of life at work of your employees, the necessary audits and the prevention plan.

Countless studies have been able to demonstrate the cause-effect relationship between certain jobs and the development of certain diseases. Most of these diseases do not show obvious symptoms until after a long time, even years. It is therefore essential to approach the problem from a preventive point of view, as this is the only way to achieve an optimal state of health for the worker at the end of his or her working life. Industrial hygiene is one of the tools we can use to achieve this goal.

Royal Decree 299/2016, of July 22, on the protection of the health and safety of workers against the risks related to exposure to electromagnetic fields, establishes the obligation to evaluate the presence of electromagnetic fields in their work environment. potentially exposed workers. This provision entered into force in July 2016.