During the year 2022, you have received quarterly Safety Dashboards informing you about the safety incidents that occurred over the concerned period.
You will find below the statistics for the past year with a focus on the occupational accidents covering accidents at work and commuting accidents. Commuting accidents are those occurring outside the Organization, on the way to or from the workplace.
A total of 212 occupational accidents occurred in 2022. Amongst those, 19 involved SY personnel (9%). By way of comparison, in 2021, 156 accidents at work occurred. Of these, 15 involved staff from our department (9.6%).
Your safety is our priority!
Would you know how to react in an emergency situation? If you are hesitating to answer this question, it is probably time for you to take the “First Aid – Life-Saving Actions” course!
This programme is designed to introduce you to basic first aid actions. In three hours of training, you will know how to react to the most common emergencies. Simple actions which, if practiced quickly and correctly, can save lives…
In addition, this module will teach you how to raise the alarm and call for help in the most effective way. Knowing how to give an accurate alert allows you to quickly call for appropriate help, so don't hesitate!
Let's not forget that we all play an essential role in the prevention and management of risks at work, we count on your support to alert us to all situations that you consider to be at risk but also to alert the emergency services in the event of an emergency.
Tell your supervisor or DSO about any safety issues. Report an unsafe situation to improve safety via the EDH Safety Incident Report Form.
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Au cours de l'année 2022, vous avez reçu des Tableaux de bord Sécurité trimestriels vous informant des incidents de sécurité survenus sur la période concernée.
Vous trouverez ci-dessous les statistiques de l'année écoulée avec un focus sur les accidents du travail couvrant les accidents ayant eu lieu sur le lieu de travail et les accidents de trajet. Les accidents de trajet sont ceux survenus à l'extérieur de l'Organisation, sur le trajet vers ou depuis le lieu de travail.
Au total, 212 accidents du travail sont survenus en 2022. Parmi ceux-ci, 19 ont impliqué du personnel du département SY (9%). A titre de comparaison, en 2021, 156 accidents du travail sont survenus. Parmi ceux-ci, 15 ont impliqué du personnel de notre département (9,6 %).
Votre sécurité est notre priorité !
Sauriez-vous réagir face à une situation d’urgence ? si vous hésitez à répondre à cette question, c’est sûrement qu’il est temps pour vous de suivre la formation « Secourisme – Les gestes qui sauvent » !
Ce programme, accessible au plus grand nombre est conçu pour vous initier aux gestes de base du secourisme. En trois heures de formation, vous saurez comment réagir face aux urgences les plus courantes. Des gestes simples qui, s'ils sont pratiqués rapidement et correctement, peuvent sauver des vies…
Par ailleurs, ce module vous apprendra à donner l'alerte et à appeler les secours de la façon la plus efficace. Savoir donner une alerte précise permet de déclencher rapidement des secours adaptés, alors n’hésitez plus !
N’oublions pas que nous jouons tous un rôle essentiel dans la prévention ainsi que dans la gestion des risques au travail, nous comptons sur votre appui pour nous alerter sur toutes les situations que vous jugez à risque mais également pour alerter les services de secours dans le cas d’une urgence.
Parlez à votre superviseur ou DSO de tout problème de sécurité. Signalez une situation dangereuse pour améliorer la sécurité via le formulaire de Déclaration d’Incident Sécurité EDH.
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