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The Education, Training and Employment, through the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health of the Region of Murcia, in collaboration with the Department of Education of the City of Cartagena, have delivered this morning at the Palace Hall local awards campaign Increased security.
It has been present the Councillor for Education, Joseph Marotta, the director of the Institute of Work Safety of the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment, Tomas Perez, and technical inspector Occupational Safety and Health, César López Nicolás.
Ten sites have participated and 157 students. This is the first phase to be held here in Cartagena and which have chosen the top 15 drawings will contest the regional phase where there will be a new selection, in the words of the mayor of Education. always aims to promote prevention in school to avoid that in the future students suffer accidents, Maroto added during the meeting with the media.
For his part, Thomas Perez has highlighted the need to raise public awareness about the importance of preventive action. And, according to his words, labor prevention in addition to providing a safeguard for the worker, implies an increase in the productivity of the company. culture know-how well is offering results, Perez concluded.
In total, 1,958 students have participated in the meetings of the Security Grows campaign, representing an increase of 21% over the 2012 edition. Moreover, this educational initiative has included this drawing competition aimed at students of the grades 5 and 6 primary, being the subject of Work Safety at work, at home and on the street, trying in this way that the students reflected to your blade your opinion on this issue.
Of the 157 drawings submitted, we selected four first prizes of a digital camera, 5 second prizes with an MP4 player, and 6 third prizes with a shirt, that have been delivered with diplomas in the ceremonial hall the Town Hall.
Also, as a novelty, the participating students will receive a certificate, which will be sent to schools, and corresponds with the Course in Occupational Health and Safety.'s The first link of the curriculum of these students, said Perez, before proceeding to the awards ceremony.
The winners were as follows:
David Solano Sanchez (CEIP San Antonio Abad). Finalist prize Velez Reme Left (CEIP San Antonio Abad). Finalist prize Esperanza Martínez Nieto (Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna).
Finalist prize Carmen Jimenez Rieger (Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna). Finalist prize Lidia Gutierrez Rufete (CEIP José M ª de Lapuerta). Finalist second prize Andrea Espinoza Dormouse (CEIP José M ª de Lapuerta). Finalist second prize Molly McCarthy (CEIP Antonio Puig Campillo). Finalist second prize Elena Martínez Pérez (CEIP Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente). Finalist second prize Maria Sol Perez Ramos (CEIP Fernando Garrido). Finalist second prize Celia Muñoz Menzinges (Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna). Finalist third prize he Alvaro Martinez Marin (Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna).
Third Prize Finalist Grace Mccarthy (CEIP Antonio Puig Campillo). Finalist third prize Antonio José Martínez (CEIP San Felix).
Third Prize Finalist Melgar Valeria Perez (CEIP San Ginés de la Jara).
Third prize finalist Elena Sánchez M.
(Colegio Santa Joaquina de Vedruna). Finalist third prize
THE JOB LOSS in the region "N DE MURCIA
The director of the Institute of Work Safety of the Ministry of Education, Training and Employment, Tomas Perez, also referred to recent d ata accidents in the Region of Murcia to the questions posed by journalists. Since April 2012 March 2013 the fatality rate is 26 accidents per 1,000 exposed.
Also, the website of the Institute of Work Safety, companies can calculate the loss ratio and compare it with that of the companies operating in the labor market and are direct competition.
Regarding the mortality rate so far this year there have been two deaths by default on preventive measures adapted by the company, in the words of Perez, who explained that one of the main causes is e l infarction. For this reason, the director explained that since the Regional Administration is being offered free of charge to businesses,
CPR training and basic life support.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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