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Dangerous work situations often arise as a result of poor planning. Whether you work in a lift, on a roof, or with installation at height, a thorough risk assessment is absolutely crucial for safety. Many believe that falling is the only danger when ...

Working at height is a collective term for all types of work where there is a risk of falling from a height and sustaining an injury.

Fall accidents are among the most common and serious workplace accidents in Norway, and can lead to serious injuries or fatalities. No one goes to work expecting someone to fall. Yet it happens.

Many people think that "working at height" only applies to work high up on masts or scaffolding. But in reality, it applies to far more situations – and most work-related fall accidents occur from below three metres

They are invisible, patient and dangerous. You can't see, hear or smell them until it's too late. We talk about electrical hazards on construction sites and how knowledge about them can save lives. Here are a few things to keep in mind when it comes ...

Every year, many workers are affected by electrical accidents. Several of the cases are associated with arcs. Do you understand arc hazards well enough to avoid them and ensure your work is done in a safe and secure manner?

It's no surprise that many people are nervous before electrical installation tests. This test plays a very important role in becoming an electrical installer and taking responsibility in a company that builds and maintains electrical systems. ...

Tjømemuffe, Olastubben or grounding sleeve. It has many names, but do you know what it is used for - and why?