Osalan’s general manager has assured that “above all, a job should be safe and we should all work for it”.
The CEO of Osalan, Lourdes Iscar, believes that the prevention of occupational risks “fails because we are not on our guard”. Interviewed on Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard”, Iscar stated that “all accidents are preventablewithout breaking the chain”, for which he has appealed “to all of those who are at work and have responsibilities to do their homework.
In this sense, he assured that “a job must be” first of all safeand that all links in the chain have to work for it”. requirement “zero accidents”
According to Osalan, six people were killed on March 31, 2022. “All fatal accidents, even minor ones that can be serious, are always bad newswe have to keep working so that this doesn’t happen,” he lamented.
As for the criticism of the unions who accuse Osalan of it want to hide fatal accidentsIscar stated that “there is not a single hidden accident and that serious accidents, even minor ones, are accidents that happen and need to be investigated”.
In this sense, he explained that Osalan only de work accidents that have occurred in Euskadi and “we investigate all the people who die in our community, but we only register the registered parties because it is the only way to keep the accounts properly”.
Mask
Iscar has advocated the use of logic and common sense when wearing the mask in the workplace. “It is true that we are doing better, but in the work centers we continue to push for use logic: If there is a place where several people gather and there is no ventilation, we recommend responsible use of the mask”.
Source: EITB
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