Carry out regular inspections in work areas to identify risks (falls, machinery-related accidents, or exposure to hazardous substances). In addition, they assess the risks of each activity and propose preventive measures.

Develop the project’s Health and Safety Plan, defining preventive measures and safe working procedures. Ensure that all workers are aware of and comply with the established plan.

Organise training sessions on specific occupational risks, as appropriate in each case. Promote a prevention culture through awareness-raising activities that involve teams and management.

Verify that the company and its workers comply with the Occupational Risk Prevention Act and other applicable regulations. Carry out regular audits to identify potential non-compliance and address shortcomings.

Supervise the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment, for example on construction sites: helmets, boots, gloves, hearing protection, etc. Ensure that PPE is appropriate for each task and in optimal condition.

Analyse the causes of accidents and propose corrective measures. Prepare detailed reports to prevent future incidents.

Collaborate with the Health and Safety Coordinator, engineers, and occupational physicians to ensure a safe environment. Inform those responsible for the work about shortcomings and potential safety improvements.

Encourage and promote a proactive approach to occupational risk prevention. Drive good practices and continuous improvement programmes in workplace safety.