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With increased awareness of the risks that exist and the measures required, the goal is to minimize the risk of accidents and create a safer working environment for everyone involved. — Working in confined spaces is associated with significant risks, from dangerous gases to risks of entrapment and burial accidents, says Stefan Brunnberg, convener for Swetics […]

After discussions and reasoning, it was unanimously decided that the following areas and order of priorities will form the basis for our focus during the coming business year: Communication – Work to increase awareness of the industry Advocacy – Continue to pursue specific issues that affect the industry and its members Competence provision – Contribute to attracting talent to the industry Dialogue with stakeholders – Collaboration […]

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Swetic sees that the EU Commission's CSRD directive will play a crucial role in the Union's green transition. Therefore, carefully considered implementation of the directive in Swedish legislation is of utmost importance for the continued competitiveness of Swedish companies. A central part of the directive is the requirement for independent review and verification of sustainability reports. However, Swetic criticizes the inquiry's proposal not to open […]

Four challenges were identified: Competence supply Digitalization and changing landscape Authorities and regulations Swetic's own role and structure The meeting resulted in many good concrete proposals to strengthen the collaboration. Swetic's business plan for 2023 is, among other things, designed with proposals that emerged in connection with the workshop. Below are some of the activities to be carried out in 2023: Environmental monitoring […]