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EUROGIP carries out studies and surveys on topics related to current events. It is also according to the needs of its founding members (CNAM/DRP & INRS) and the European Forum of the insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases. Two themes have been particularly dealt with: Occupational Diseases in Europe : the reporting requirements, recognition...
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Over the years, we have built up a strong network of contacts. This is particularly true with regard to national and European bodies connected to the field of insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases as well as prevention of occupational risks. We rely on this network to develop our activity.
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EC Certification of Machinery and PPE

Notified Bodies to the European Commission are responsible for assessing the conformity of certain products defined in the directives. There are National and European coordination structures of these bodies that are designed to harmonize the practices of bodies and to ensure the high level of safety of these products. At the French level, by authority...
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International relations coordination

EUROGIP was entrusted with a new task of coordinating the international relations of the Occupational Injuries Branch by the Occupational Risks Department (DRP) of the CNAM (National Health Insurance Fund) at the end of 2018. Within this framework, it works in partnership with the actors concerned: DRP, INRS, CARSAT. Our mission consists in particular in:...
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Communication and external relations

EUROGIP develops and maintains privileged relations with the bodies and organisations concerned by occupational risks, whether at Community level or in other EU countries or even beyond. The aim is to promote the exchange of information, views and experience. EUROGIP can thus rely on a network of experts for its various activities. The aim is...
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29/09/23

SWEDEN: Serious accidents and long-term sick leave in the food industry

Workers in the food industry run a higher risk of serious accidents at work than other occupational groups. The average risk over the period 2017-2021 was 9.7 serious accidents at work per 1,000 employees. It was 15.5 for butchers and 8.9 for machine operators, who suffered the most serious accidents at work. Bakers and confectioners, although less affected, were still affected, with a rate of 5.3.

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29/09/23

Working at home and OHS with a new OiRA tool

Teleworking has developed strongly since the COVID-19 pandemic, transforming the way companies operate and employees work. However, the issue of occupational health and safety (OHS) remains fundamental. A new interactive online risk assessment tool (OiRA) offers a practical solution for employers and teleworkers, helping them to create safer and healthier home workspaces.

Abroad

22/09/23

BELGIUM: what to expect from occupational illnesses in 2022

In 2022, around 38,500 people received compensation for permanent disability due to an occupational disease. And nearly 13,000 workers (private sector and provincial or local administrations, APL) filed a claim for compensation; 211 deaths were recognised, 73% of which were due to asbestos, 17% to silicosis and 10% to other diseases. These are the findings of the Fedris “Statistical Report on Occupational Diseases” 2022.

Abroad

22/09/23

FINLAND: the number of accidents at work rose in 2021

In 2021, more than 91,159 accidents at work occurred in Finland, around 4,500 more than in 2020. As in the previous year, construction workers (10,787), care and health service workers (9,367) and machine shop and foundry workers (7,162) were most affected.

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25/08/23

High temperatures at work: guidelines for workplaces

Heat stress is a risk for workers, both indoors and outdoors, and in all sectors of activity. A new guide from EU-OSHA, available in 22 languages, offers employers and workers practical ways - both organizational and technical - to mitigate, manage and train for this occupational risk, which is all the more important with climate change.

3/10/2023

EPICOH 2021, October 25-28, 2021 (on line)

28th International Symposium on Epidemiology in Occupational Health
From the Workplace to the Population: Exposure and Prevention

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3/10/2023

XXII World Congress on Safety and Health at work, 20-23 September 2021

Early registration is open for this digital event. For the first time ever, the World Congress will offer Braindate, a unique networking tool will allow for a dynamic new approach to networking.

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3/10/2023

Launch of World OSH Day 2021, 28 April (webinar)

Webinar “Anticipate, prepare and respond to crises – Invest Now in Resilient Occupational Safety and Health Systems” organized by ILO

28 April 2021 – 13:30 to 14:45 CET

English, French, Spanish

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3/10/2023

XXII World Congress on Safety and Health at Work: COVID-19 and OSH, virtual session, 5-6 October 2020

The International Organizing Committee of the Congress decided to organize a virtual session on “COVID-19 and Occupational Health and Safety (OHS)”.

The International Festival of Media for Prevention will also be on the program. Special sessions organized by the ILO and the ISSA. Translations into French, German, English and Spanish will be provided.

Registration early September 2020

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3/10/2023

OSH policy indicators, Online expert workshop, 16 October 2020

ONLINE expert workshop: Occupational Safety and Health Policy Indicators, organized by CIOP-PIB, within Perosh.

The online expert workshop will take place on Friday 16 October between 9 am and 3 pm (CET). The deadline for application is 13 September 2020.

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3/10/2023

SHO2020 – International Symposium Occupational safety and hygiene, July 2020 (virtual)

The symposium was postponed to 16-17 July in a virtual way.

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3/10/2023

European OSH Symposium “Vision Zero in the Waste Industry”, 23-24 October 2019, Hamburg (Germany)

ISSA Prevention Event

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12/03/2020

Save the date: 12 March 2020

The next EUROGIP Discussions (“Les Débats d’EUROGIP”) will be held on 12 March 2020. They will focus on the prevention of occupational risks to which workers in the service of dependent persons in Europe are exposed.

Pre-program will be published soon.

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