worldsteel Day for Safety and Health

28 April is Steel Safety Day. Coinciding with the International Labor Organization’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work, Steel Safety Day was set up in 2014 to reinforce awareness of the five most common causes of safety incidents and to create a safer working environment across the entire steel industry worldwide.

Safety Webinar Series

This series of steelTalks are dedicated to safety and contractor management within the steel industry. Below, you’ll find a collection of available sessions, featuring expert insights on best practices and key challenges in these critical areas.

3M

STK0321 – Contractor Safety: Working at heights

ISN

STK0320 – Safety Culture & Benchmarking

ISN

STK0319 – HSE Plus

ISN

STK0318 – Onsite Monitoring

ISN

STK0317 – Contractor Management Best Practices

Dräger

STK0316 – Mobile gas detection devices: your life insurance

Dräger

STK0315 – Risks of gassing and asphyxiation at maintenance work

Dräger

STK0314 – Safe operations in Confined Spaces

Dräger

STK0313 – Explosive gas atmospheres: preventive measures and gas warning devices

Dräger steeluniversity

STK0312 – Invisible hazards: from risk assessment to risk mitigation

3M steeluniversity

STK0311 – Service & Maintenance of FPPE

3M steeluniversity

STK0310 – Dropped Objects

3M steeluniversity

STK0309 – Confined Space

3M steeluniversity

STK0308 – Rescue and recovery from height

3M steeluniversity

STK0307 – Buildings, facilities and roofs

3M steeluniversity

STK0306 – Plant, equipment and vehicle access

3M steeluniversity

STK0305 – Fixed Access Ladders & Scaffolding

3M steeluniversity

STK0304 – Cranes & Gantries

3M steeluniversity

STK0303 – Industrial Facilities, Repair & Upgrade

3M steeluniversity

STK0302 – MEWP & Cherry Picker Work at Height

3M steeluniversity

STK0301 – Fall Protection Fundamentals