Safety at work

At the dawn of the third millennium, civilised society no longer accepts that people can be victims of their working conditions, whether through accidents or occupational diseases. This increased respect for both physical and mental health is reflected in the strengthening of legal provisions relating to health and safety protection and in a general awareness of health issues within our society.

Organising health and safety at work – within corporate structures or on construction sites – is now a specialised activity that public and private entities must deal with. It is important to understand that neglecting any shortcomings could expose your organisation to civil or criminal proceedings.

Don’t be overwhelmed by these requirements. Integrate them into your activities, your construction projects and your infrastructure. Treat health and safety as an opportunity to have open discussions with your employees that motivate them and, consequently, improve the performance of your organisation or project.

CFST safety engineer

CFST security officer

Specialist in occupational safety and health protection with STPS federal patent

SUVA security assistant

Site safety coordination

Upkeep and maintenance of the technical installations of the buildings

Analysis of workstations

MSST concepts

Advise the project owner and works management on collective solutions that serve the greatest number of stakeholders

Promote technical, efficient and effective security measures regardless of organisational or personal challenges

Help workers to identify the safety problems they will encounter during their work and thus verify that they fulfil their legal obligations

Our office is committed to working with employees whose competence is officially recognised through diplomas issued by the Federal Commission for the Coordination of Safety at Work (CFST) and/or the association for higher professional training, STPS. They must also have professional experience in construction trades, so that they understand the realities of construction sites before practising safety there.

Orqual, a pioneer in safety coordination on Geneva construction sites for more than 20 years, has solid experience enabling it to promote the performance of safety management on any construction site entrusted to it.

Our key words are ANTICIPATION, COLLECTIVE and TECHNICAL. We anticipate all possible cases of insecurity to develop appropriate security measures in advance, favouring collective solutions of a technical nature.

The more necessary safety measures are anticipated, the more they are integrated into construction processes, and the more efficient and economical they are.