Wherever the job happens in a place.
Eleven sectors we build for today, each with the trainings we make for it and, where we have one, a demo to play on your phone.
Manufacturing
- SafetySafety at the workstation: guards, PPE, energies
- MaintenanceLockout and restart, step by step on the real machine
- CultureA colleague breaks a rule: step in, and how
Logistics and warehousing
- SafetyWarehouse induction and the thirty-second hazard hunt
- MaintenanceForklift pre-shift inspection
- VisitThe warehouse before day one
Construction
- SafetyA newcomer's first steps on site
- SecurityA stranger on site, an open fence
- VisitSite rules and the muster point for contractors
The highest accident rate in the EU: 2,899 per 100,000 workers, twice the average (Eurostat, 2023).
Chemicals and process
- SafetyWork permit to gas alarm
- ProcedureSampling and transfers in the right order
- EmergencyEye-wash, shower, evacuation
Laboratories and quality
- SafetyEntering the test lab: airlock, PPE, fume hood
- QualityFrom sample received to report, without a gap in traceability
- ProcedureInstrument check and recording
Passenger transport
- SafetyBlind spots: turning, merging, leaving the stop
- ConversationA passenger refuses to pay: de-escalate
- MaintenanceWalk-around and start of shift
Transport and storage: 2,366 accidents per 100,000 workers in the EU, second after construction (Eurostat, 2023).
Retail and stores
- ProductProduct stories and technical facts, on the real table
- ConversationA customer explains what goes wrong: find what fits
- SafetyStore opening, stockroom, lifting
Only 38 % of US consumers say the staff they meet understand their needs (PwC, 2018).
Food and cold chain
- QualityTemperature checks and probe handling
- SafetyCold rooms and loading bays
- ProcedureHygiene steps before the line
In restaurants, 51 % of injury claims come from workers in their first year (Travelers insurer data, US, 2021–2025).
Maritime and ports
- VisitA new crew member's first walk through the ship
- SafetyThe mooring deck and its snap-back zones
- ProcedureEntering an enclosed space on board, step by step
Energy and mining
- SafetySite induction and isolation points
- ProcedurePermit to work, step by step
- EmergencyMuster, refuge and evacuation
Events and venues
- SafetySet-up and dismantling: loads, heights, traffic
- SecurityCrowd flow and an incident at the gate
- VisitThe venue for temporary staff, before doors open
What every country asks of employers
The details change by country and trade. The rhythm is the same almost everywhere, and it is the rhythm our tracking follows.
Safety and health training on recruitment. EU Framework Directive 89/391/EEC, art. 12; ILO Convention 155, art. 19.
Training again at a transfer, a change of job, new equipment or new technology. Directive 89/391/EEC, art. 12.
Operator performance evaluated at least every three years. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178(l)(4)(iii).
Repeated periodically where necessary, adapted to new or changed risks. Directive 89/391/EEC, art. 12.
References given as guidance; your exact obligations depend on your country, your agreements and your counsel.