
SEPRA
A Catalan worker cooperative and accredited occupational safety provider with offices in Barcelona, Madrid, and Bilbao, offering workplace health, clinical psychology, and training.
About SEPRA
Occupational safety and worker health
SEPRA is an accredited external occupational risk-prevention provider in Catalonia, organized as a worker cooperative. It says it is the only accredited provider of this kind in Catalonia operating as a worker cooperative. With two decades of activity, its approach extends beyond legal compliance to a broad view of workplace health that includes physical and mental well-being for workers and organizations.
Services
- Occupational risk prevention and health monitoring
- Psychosocial risk assessment using the ARIPSO method
- Psychological support through clinical psychology with a gender perspective
- Open-enrollment and customized training through AulaSePrA
- Health promotion, habits, and education
- Customized content and training calendar
Gender perspective and mental health
SEPRA explicitly applies a gender perspective to workplace prevention, addressing inequalities and discrimination that women may experience at work. It has presented a guide under the slogan “Salut Laboral Amb Perspectiva” and takes part in forums such as the 3rd International Congress of Occupational Health Nursing, the second Workplace Mental Health Conference, and the Labor Relations Council's special issue on health monitoring. It has also published a zero-tolerance guide to workplace harassment and violence.
Offices and contact
- Barcelona: Trinxant 100 Local, 08026. Phone: +34 934 57 41 45.
- Madrid: Paseo de las Acacias 3, 1st floor, unit A, 28005. Phone: +34 912 90 98 10.
- Bilbao: Harrobi Plaza 4, 2nd floor, 48003. Phone: +34 946 54 14 16.
Email: comunica@sepra.coop. SEPRA is also on Instagram, X, and LinkedIn.
Who SEPRA serves
Its services are for individuals, businesses, and organizations that need occupational risk-prevention support and want to create healthier workplaces, with particular attention to mental health and gender equality.
Occupational risk prevention and workplace health