Fraternidad-Muprespa participates in Cádiz in a day on occupational road safety of the J. Andalucía
The Cádiz Occupational Risk Prevention Center organized this event, which included representatives from AESLEME, DGT, CNAE Foundation, Gaditana Association of Driving Schools Bahía de Cádiz and in which the director Pr represented the Mutua ovincial in Cádiz,Miguel Ysasi, y Luis Angel Merlo, prevention consultant
This event, presented by Agueda Lahera, director of the Occupational Risk Prevention Center of Cádiz, is part of the Shock Plan against Occupational Accidents in Andalusia, an initiative of the Ministry of Employment, Business and Self-Employment, aimed at addressing and reducing workplace accidents.
The central theme was the growing concern about work-related traffic accidents, both "in itinere" (during the journey to work) and "on assignment" (during the work day). These accidents have become the main cause of work-related mortality, so immediate and effective action is necessary within the framework of the Shock Plan.
The territorial delegate of Employment, Business and Self-Employment of the Board in Cádiz,Daniel Sanchez, expr That is, "with this type of conference the Board reaffirms its commitment to reducing workplace accidents, specifically those related to traffic accidents. The objective is to raise awareness among workers and companies about the measures applicable in road safety and good practices that directly affect the safety and health of workers."
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Ana Cobos, Provincial Head of the DGT of Cádiz, described in her presentation “Among all we add life. Road safety strategy 2030”, the objective of reducing deaths from traffic accidents by 50% compared to 2019 and also reducing serious injuries by half through road training.
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Alejandro Garcia, AESLEME delegate in Cádiz, especially captured the public's attention by speaking in first person about the disastrous consequences of traffic accidents and detailing the educational, awareness-raising and preventive mission of his organization.
Finally,Claudio Blanco, President of the Cádiz Association of Bahía de Cádiz Driving Schools, insisted on the importance of in-person theoretical training to obtain the license being mandatory, as in most of Europe.
During the day, it was highlighted that the human factor is the main cause of work accidents related to mobility. Although driving is an everyday activity, poor practices and overconfidence can significantly increase the risks when operating vehicles. To mitigate these risks, the development of measures related to driver awareness and strict application of the General Traffic Regulations was suggested. In addition, the importance of implementing safe and sustainable mobility plans in companies was emphasized.
