Author: HSE department
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Eyes on the sky: a rare solar eclipse will be visible from CERN on 12 August
Find out how to watch the 2026 eclipse safely
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Heatwave alert: high fire risk across the CERN site
The current heatwave and dry conditions have significantly increased the risk of fire across the CERN site. Dry vegetation can ignite easily, threatening people, buildings and operations. Although a recent fire near the high-voltage substation on the Prévessin site was safely managed, it highlighted the potential danger. CERN’s Green Spaces team is taking measures to
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Stay safe on the roads during the G7: 12–18 June 2026
As we navigate the exceptional access conditions for the G7 Summit (12–18 June), remember that road safety is a shared responsibility – whether you’re driving, cycling or walking. Increased traffic, border controls and potential diversions mean that your vigilance is more important than ever. Key reminders Let’s all do our part to keep CERN’s community safe during this
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NIRMA on the move: mapping electromagnetic environments at CERN
Over the coming weeks, you may notice a vehicle equipped with antennas driving slowly on the CERN roads. This is part of the Non-Ionising Radiation Mapping and Assessment (NIRMA) project. The vehicle is equipped with the TURTLE (Top-mounted Unit for NIR Time-averaged Field Level Evaluation), a mobile unit dedicated to measuring electromagnetic fields in the
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Pressure equipment safety: your responsibility, our priority
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. At CERN, pressure equipment such as vessels, piping and safety accessories is essential for both industrial and experimental activities. However, these systems also pose risks due to the energy they contain and the chemical hazards posed by their contents. In the interests of the safety of all personnel and installations, it