Guide to Good Practices in Technology at the Service of Prevention

Continuing with our series of publications of our good practice guides, carried out in collaboration with Prevencontrol, we bring today one of our most innovative guides whose title is: Good Practices in Technology at the Service of Prevention: drones and immersive virtual reality.

Being immersed in an unstoppable technological era, as we say in the guide, digital has become essential and digital transformation is today a strategic aspect for the survival of companies. How can we make the most of technological advances? We have already discussed the answer on many previous occasions: putting people at the center, the human factor as the driving force and center of said transformation.

In this BANI environment (Brittle (Fragile), Anxious (Anxious), Non-linear (Non-linear) and Incomprehensible (Incomprehensible), prevention must not be left behind and must be transformed so as not to lose its footing. This transformation must be profound to finally become integrated with quality and production:

All these changes will generate new jobs that will entail new risks, which we must evaluate to address, we are referring, for example, to technostress (including technofatigue, technoanxiety and technoaddiction), among others...

In this guide, in addition to explaining all these concepts in a simple and dynamic way, we will find good practices, examples that have already been implemented in companies, grouped by sectors for greater ease of reading.

As an example, we put here the future (already present in some cases) of a farm, where we can use resources more efficiently, without wasting said resources to produce in a more controlled way, but above all reducing the risks that are generated to protect workers:

All our guides have the same structure:

• A brief introduction where the guide is put into place.
• A presentation and objectives section that reflects what is intended with this guide and the target audience.
• Central part with the different chapters, within which practical and accessible content will be included for all people who follow the guide. Each chapter includes:
  • Introduction.
  • Summary associated with the chapter.
  • Conclusions.
  • Final reflection questions.
  • Solutions.
• Final section with bibliography.  

If you are mutualist of our entity and want to know more about this topic, you can read these guides in full by accessing our platform online ClassroomHTMLTAG53___ Prevention which you can access from our portal Previene.

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At Fraternidad-Muprespa we hope that these guides are of interest to our mutual members, meet their expectations by predominating practical cases and help to strengthen the necessary preventive knowledge, as well as the implementation of preventive measures that can be effectively transferred to the workplace, thus guaranteeing the safety, health and well-being of the employees. workers.