In recent years, mental health has become an increasingly important topic in the context of working life. Stress, time pressure, high expectations, and lack of work–life balance are now among the main risk factors for employees.
Electrical safety in the workplace is a matter of both compliance and genuine responsibility. The Finnish Electrical safety standard SFS 6002 defines safety requirements for electrical work, provides a clear framework for employers, supervisors, and electrical professionals.
Finnish Worker’s compensation center predicts that Work related accidents will reduce by 4 % in 2025. Biggest factor is the decline of commuting incidents where decline is predicted to be even 13%.
Occasionally at workplace safety meetings you hear about SFS this and ISO that and might be wondering has this person lost his marbles. What is this word salad and why are they talking about this bureaucratic mambo yambo code lingo.…
If you work with electrical installations or near live electrical equipment in Finland, SFS 6002 training is a legal requirement. Whether you’re an electrician, a contractor, or simply someone whose work brings them close to electrical hazards, you need to…
In today’s rapidly changing job market, it's not unusual for people to wear many hats over the course of a year. Someone might graduate with a degree in sociology, work as a social worker, shift into data analysis, and then…
Hi there! If your company has Polish-speaking employees, we have great news for you. Our popular first aid course is now available in a full, professional version… in Polish!
First aid preparedness is vital. Making sure that there are First aid skilled employees at the workplace is also mandatory in Finland and based on Occupational safety and health laws.
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