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May 4, 2011
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- Venice was held today at the event on safety in the workplace "Safety Day"
- During the day he was promoted to the new portal of port security
 Today in Venice was held on "Safety Day 2011," a day of reflection and discussion on matters pertaining to safety in the workplace - this year focused on changing behavior as a theme on which to focus interventions and preventive measures - which was organized by the local Port Authority along with CFLI (Intermodal Logistics Training Consortium). The event is part of the program of the Veneto Region "Viversicura" extraordinary campaign for the promotion of safety culture promoted by the Regional Policies for Education.
 - Emphasizing "the need for all, whether employers or employees, actively contributing to security in the workplace," the secretary general of the Port Authority of Venice, Sensini Franco, said the institution "established in 2008 SOI, an embedded operating system for safe harbor that allows you - through continuous monitoring of port areas and procedures (eg fumigation of containers and containment of dust) - with monitoring working conditions in the safety of those working in Venetian port and work in prevention. The Port Authority - said Sensini - are ready to assume the roles of arbiter and controller of safety in the port that they are increasingly required. It is to be hoped that laws, regulations and other administrative measures to put more and more able to act on the prevention, control and sanctions if necessary to reduce the possibility and probability of accidents. "
- During the day he was promoted to the new portal security of the port of Venice ( www.sicurezzainporto.en) developed by CFLI on the specific issue of security in port areas. In it, each professional, specialist, a docker or simply interested, you can find information, statistics, news, reviews and events to date related to the world of port security in general and in particular the port of Venice.
- It was also presented an agreement between the Port Authority of Venice and the Eye Bank Foundation ONLUS whereby the port authority is committed to supporting the Foundation's research in the field of corneal epithelial stem cells to treat diseases of ' eye by funding a scholarship in the period 2011-2013, while the Eye Bank will provide the structure for diagnosis and advice to conduct a screening aimed at the prevention of eye diseases addressed to employees and family members of the Port Authority for a total of 200 visits.
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