Fraternidad-Muprespa holds a commemorative event for those who died in a work accident in Ciudad Real
On April 27,Fraternidad-Muprespa has held an event within the framework of Prevention Week, in which those who died due to work accidents in the province of Ciudad Real have been commemorated.
The opening of the event was carried out José Luis Agudo, provincial director of José Luis Agudo has also added that "Work accidents in itinere or on mission have also increased by more than 1%, and the number of deaths due to work accidents during 2016 was four, these data being better than those of 2015. All Institutions present must do everything possible to try to reach the goal of zero deaths due to Work Accidents."
He then took the floor Antero Fernandez, general secretary of
The next intervention was by Juan Jimenez of UGT and José Manuel Muñoz of CCOO, both have agreed on the importance of raising awareness of the two most involved parties such as the company and the worker. The Company must see spending on prevention as an investment and workers demand training.
The representatives of Fecir and AJE,Carlos Marin y Rodrigo Caballero respectively, have intervened by making a note “ that their role is to make their associates aware that the most profitable thing for a company is the training of its workers.”.
Jesus Serrano as Head of the Labor Inspection and Santiago Cabuchola, Head of the Occupational Health and Safety Service of the Ministry of Economy, Business and Employment have highlighted the tools that their respective organizations make available to Companies to try to reduce Accident Rates.
Rachel Garcia, head of the DGT of Ciudad Real and Pedro Manuel Puerta, chief captain of the Traffic Subsector, have provided data on the accident rate in both urban and interurban traffic accidents and also the most frequent reasons.
To conclude the round of speakers, Juan José Jiménez, subdelegate of the Government of Ciudad Real, took the floor, indicating that all of us present at this event must work together to try to reach the commitment of zero accidents.
At this point we have moved on to the presentation of the virtual reality driving equipment by David Revillo, prevention technician of the Department of Prevention and Development of the Culture of Health.
Another of the activities of this event was the delivery of the 2014 Bonus Diploma to five companies in the province:
TECNOVE SECURITY S.L., GLICERIO CHAVES HORNERO S.L., INDUSTRIAS METÁLICAS ANRO, MASA PUERTOLLANO and GESINOM PUERTOLLANO.
Finally Eduardo Sanz, Territorial Director of the Southern Plateau of
