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Workplace health and safety

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The tragedy of victims of work-related accidents still wounds our society today. Ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to work in a safe environment is a civilizational choice. Awareness of anything that may pose a hazard to the health of workers can never wane, and indeed must be subject to continuous updating.

Sergio Mattarella, President of the Republic, October 14, 2018

Emergency

In case of emergency, immediately contact the Reception/Logistics of the building you are in.

In case of extreme urgency or inability to contact Reception/Logistics, call the  Emergency Number: 112.

Reception/Logistics contacts for all branches

For workers

Training events calendar

Upcoming training events for all workers and for other people involved in the prevention and protection system – Safety Managers, Safety Officials, RADRL, RLS, emergency team members.

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Contact persons

Safety everywhere at Polito

The working environment in a university that conducts teaching and research must effectively comply with the regulations on health and safety. Additionally, it must ensure a comfortable stay for the entire PoliTo community, external staff, and any guests/visitors.

To ensure these conditions, everyone who works inside PoliTo and/or is involved in university activities is required to know and apply the work procedures, be informed about emergency procedures, and abide by common rules.
Laboratories
offices
common spaces and classrooms

News

Official Gazette of May 24 2025

 State-Regions Agreement of April 17, 2025

Summary framework

The Regulation for Safety and Health at the Workplace of PoliTo

Contacts

The Prevention and Protection Service of PoliTo is part of the  PROGES Department of the Central Administration.

For support regarding occupational health and safety training courses, please consult the FAQ or open a help desk ticket via the Poliwiki channel.