Fraternidad-Muprespa, present at the technical conference and the Prevencionar 2020 Awards gala
Last Thursday and Friday, the rector's office of the University of Córdoba hosted the technical conference and the presentation gala of the III Prevencionar 2020 Awards, in which the winners of these international awards were announced, which recognize professional meanings and companies in the occupational risk prevention and occupational health sector.
Both meetings were attended by Fraternidad-Muprespa, represented by its deputy general director of Prevention, Quality and Communication,Natalia Fdez. Laviada, who actively participated as part of the rigorous jury and presented the PRL Communication awards to Fellowes, Prevencionar ODS to Laboratorios Quinton, the Best Preventive Practice to Prevencontrol and the Prevencionar Saludable Award in the Large Company category, to the Port Authority of Bilbao.
Before a capacity made up of a hundred senior managers, those organizations whose work has represented real progress in the field of health, safety and well-being at work collected their awards in fourteen categories, including two Mutual Collaborators with Social Security: +Compromiso, Preventive Innovation award.
The prelude to the awards ceremony took place the day before, with the celebration of a technical day focused on sharing knowledge with renowned Prevention and Health professionals. Natalia Fdez.
In it he explained that just as Steve Jobs designed the iPad thinking about creating a device that would bring technology closer to everyone, far from the complex computer language, similarly, at Fraternidad-Muprespa we firmly believe in bringing Prevention closer to companies, especially SMEs, and society in general, making it accessible and understandable through Communication.
Prevention cannot, nor should it, be restricted solely to the scope of preventionists, but must be part of the daily life of companies and workers, to achieve the necessary preventive culture, achieving a healthy, safe and healthy work environment.
He also highlighted that as a result of the pandemic, the opinion of prevention specialists has not been taken into account in the media, "despite the fact that they were professionals who were experts in health and safety and that was precisely what was at stake." He stated that “it is something we have to reflect on, what we do or do not do well, because we must convince ourselves that communication in prevention is vital to reach people and change behaviors.”
Finally, he highlighted the importance of brave events such as the III Prevencionar Awards, organized in especially complicated conditions but with maximum security, which make the sector visible, and which will result in undeniable benefits for workers, companies and society in general.
As they have been doing for ten years, a decade in which they have experienced strong growth that has led them to be present in five countries and to have more than ten million visits from 200 countries around the world, always with the aim of contributing and sharing their knowledge to the culture of occupational health and safety.
