Work­shops on coping with visu­al stress

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For all tho­se who regu­lar­ly work seve­ral hours a day at a com­pu­ter screen or have other spe­cial visu­al requi­re­ments at their work­place, the­re was a new offer at the begin­ning of the year as part of our work­place health pro­mo­ti­on pro­gram­me. In an online impul­se lec­tu­re, the almost 50 par­ti­ci­pan­ts were made awa­re of the visu­al requi­re­ments at the work­place. In addi­ti­on to theo­re­ti­cal know­ledge about the visu­al pro­cess and pos­si­ble visu­al dis­or­ders, it was also about get­ting to know one’s own eyes bet­ter and set­ting up the work­place “eye-fri­end­ly”. Based on this, the­re were trai­ning ses­si­ons for all tho­se inte­res­ted with exer­ci­s­es for eye rela­xa­ti­on and fur­ther tips for ever­y­day work. After a pro­fes­sio­nal assess­ment of various work­places with regard to light­ing, vie­w­ing distances, dis­rup­ti­ve fac­tors and ergo­no­mics, some poten­ti­al for opti­mi­sa­ti­on was imme­dia­te­ly uncovered.

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Living Wage Project

Ket­tel­hack par­ti­ci­pa­tes in the Part­ner­ship Pro­ject on the topic of living wages. Within the frame­work of a Living Wage Lab, the participating …

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Development of water consumption in m3

The high level of water consumption in production brings with it a corresponding volume of waste water. Compliance with the limit values from the Waste Water Ordinance is ensured by the indirect discharge permit. The daily control of the mixing and equalisation basin by our employees, as well as through the regular inspections by the responsible monitoring authorities, give us the necessary security. 

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