Rules, work instructions and risk assessments provide a framework. Yet it is the day-to-day decisions that reveal just how safe and healthy an organisation’s working practices are. Does the team discuss a risk before

An organisation may have its risk assessment, procedures and personal protective equipment in order, yet still experience recurring incidents. In such cases, the problem rarely lies in yet another

At the technical division of the Amsterdam transport company GVB, around 700 staff members work on the tracks and rolling stock every day. The aim is to improve the working environment

How can we strengthen organisations’ safety culture whilst continuing to improve the Safety Culture Ladder? That question is central to the SCL Kennispartners platform. On

NEN has asked the Construction Safety Governance Code (GCVB) to clarify the communication regarding the acceptance of VCA-MAX as supplementary evidence within ‘Safety in Tendering’

The construction sector has been grappling with persistent safety risks for some time now. This year, too, people have lost their lives whilst working on construction sites, including at

NEN has decided to revoke the licence agreement with Cetradex Certificatie B.V. with effect from 4 June 2026 for the performance of certification activities within the

The deadline of 1 July 2026 for the Construction Safety Governance Code (ViA) is fast approaching. For many organisations, this means a mandatory transition

The route to step 3 for small businesses From 1 July, step 3 of Safety Culture Ladder (SCL) will be a hard requirement for many tenders

The City of Amsterdam has been building a strong safety culture within its Engineering Office since 2017. Now the city is inviting other municipalities to share knowledge.

More and more municipalities are discovering the importance of the Safety Culture Ladder (SCL) to strengthen the safety of their own employees. During a joint workshop