The Mayor of Totana, Isabel Maria Sanchez opened the fourth week of the Occupational Health and Safety in the Construction of the Region of Murcia being held today and tomorrow at the Hotel "Executive Sport" Totana and Murcia, and whose act was attended by the President of the Technical Committee on Safety in Construction, Miguel Mengual.
The Fourth Week of Building Safety in the Region of Murcia is a safety and health conference in the national construction, which has a strong reputation in Spain and prevention professionals come from everywhere.
The week is organized by the Technical Committee of Construction, which is made by the management of the builders, promoters and various professional technicians.
Ethos works with the Technical Committee as co-organizer, although the organization is officially the Technical Committee.
The program takes place during these two days of technical sessions and Murcia Totana, respectively, and address issues such as preventive training in construction, the responsibilities of manufacturers and teams in the prevention of occupational hazards and functions security coordinator in construction.
Likewise, be treated by specialists coordinate actions in emergency situations like the case of Lorca earthquake, preventive management in the works and the investigation of accidents, among other issues.
The councilor, who was accompanied by the Councillor for Education, Maria Jose Baeza, congratulated the promoters of this initiative which aims to promote activities aimed at improving working conditions, promote a genuine culture of risk prevention promote training in prevention, as a cultural pillar of the trial.
It hopes that this program serves as a forum for discussion and sharing among the prestigious companies specialized in the field of prevention of occupational hazards and serve as a utility to small and medium business or large enterprise.
He noted that the construction had been notable improvements since the statistics of accidents in this sector continued to improve over the years, putting Murcia in one of the best references at the national level and stressed the need to improve training of workers and professionals.
Finally, he encouraged the organizers to continue developing such initiatives, which address different aspects of the prevention of occupational risks in the various activities that comprise the construction sector, in order to improve the job security of workers.
