Fraternidad-Muprespa held its second FraterTalks dedicated to Vision Zero
Last Friday, July 10, we celebrated our second FraterTalks entitled Vision Zero, a new way of doing prevention, in which we had the pleasure of having the intervention of Joaquín Ruiz Bosch, General Director of PrevenControl and co-author of the podcast on Vision Zero and with the presence of more than 60 attendees.
Fratertalks is the new communication project of Fraternidad-Muprespa constituted as a virtual space that allows us to talk with the best specialists in occupational risk prevention and occupational safety.
In this second edition of FraterTalks, Joaquín Ruiz shared with us what are the main foundations of Vision Zero, the global campaign of the International Association of Social Security (ISSA) in favor of zero accidents, illnesses and injuries at work, and that we, Fraternidad-Muprespa, have also joined together to promote a preventive culture in our associated companies with the ultimate objective of reducing accidents.
During the session, our guest detailed the keys to Vision Zero, indicating that it is about applying common sense to safety and health with the aim of reducing accidents to zero. He also highlighted that the key is the sustained effort of all organizations to generate a preventive culture and create safe jobs and learn from mistakes so that safety and health is a company value.
If you were not able to attend FRATERTALKS#2 in live, you have a new opportunity to watch it in the following video:
Reserve a space in your agenda because after the success of the first FraterTalks you have an appointment with our FraterTalks#3 ___titled___How to be a good occupational safety auditor and not die in the attempt which will be held next day July 24 at 10am with the presence of Agustín Sánchez-Toledo, director of the Institute of Safety and Wellbeing Labor.
