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Smart working extends health and safety protection beyond the company premises. Homes and coworking spaces become places where prevention, ergonomics and well-being remain central. In 2026, new provisions reinforce the importance of risk information and a culture of prevention.

In Milan, bicycles, e-bikes and scooters are increasingly used for work too, especially in delivery and urban logistics. When the road becomes a workplace, new needs emerge for prevention, safety and protection of workers' health.

Cleaning and sanitization activities expose workers to dust, chemical and biological agents and airborne contaminants. Assessing environmental conditions and operating procedures is essential to protect workers through targeted prevention and Occupational Health Surveillance programs.

The return to work in September puts the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders related to manual handling of loads back in focus. In this scenario, Occupational Health Surveillance plays a key role in protecting health and preventing the onset of disease.

EU Directive 2024/869 introduces more restrictive limits for lead, requiring companies to strengthen prevention and Occupational Health Surveillance.

The management of psychosocial risks and work-related stress, as required by Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008, is essential to prevent risks and promote healthy work environments.