The RSU Institute of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health is organizing an online seminar “Occupational Safety in Construction: Risks, Cooperation, and Employee Motivation.”

Date: 8 December 2025
Time: 10:00
Location: Online, via the ZOOM platform.

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Registration for 8.12.2025: Open

Seminar objective:
To improve the knowledge of employers, employees, and occupational safety specialists regarding employee motivation, more effective cooperation with subcontractors and clients, as well as the identification and prevention of hazardous situations at construction sites. Special attention will be paid to working with dangerous equipment, lifting operations, work at height, and work in trenches.

Target audience:
Occupational safety specialists, senior/competent safety specialists, entrepreneurs, trade union members, HR managers, occupational disease and occupational health physicians, and other interested parties.

Topics covered in the programme:

• Hazardous situations at construction sites:

  • Hazardous equipment and load lifting

  • Work at height

  • Work in trenches, etc.

• Occupational safety problem situations in cooperation with subcontractors and the client.

• Employee motivation tools in occupational safety (management, workers, and subcontractors).

Lecturer:
Solveiga Brice, AS “A.C.B.”, RSU Institute of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health.

Seminar time and place:
8 December 2025, 10:00–11:30.
Online, via the ZOOM platform (the access link will be sent after participation is confirmed, one day before the seminar).

Registration:
ONLY electronically: https://stradavesels.lv/kalendars/event-9164/pieteikties-8.12.2025./

For information:
Phone: 29437702
E-mail: lasma.akulova@rsu.lv

Certificate:
Participants will receive an RSU certificate (3 academic hours).

Participation fee:
Participation in the seminar is FREE. Seminar materials are provided to participants.

The seminar is organized within the framework of the “Occupational Safety Preventive Measures Plan for 2025”, approved by the Information Council of the EU-OSHA National Focal Point in Latvia.