Abstract
This study presents the results from a study [W1] funded by the Directorate General of Occupational Health and Safety, an institutional body that pertains to the Employment Council of the Regional Government of Andalusia (Spain) and Ministry of Employment and Labour (Spain). The analysis focuses mainly on the teachers who work in pre-primary, primary and secondary education in Andalusia. The aim is to discover the current situation of the educational institutions in matters of occupational safety and health, establish mechanisms to orient didactic and organisational intervention to facilitate the teaching-learning process of a prevention culture, and extract basic elements to acquire training in health and safety. To do so, an inferential and descriptive analysis of quantitative data was conducted (research methology). [W2] All of this made it possible to discover the reality of the job risk prevention culture in the schools. An especially important result in this research, in order to achieve quality education in terms of prevention, safety and health, must receive preparation in their Initial Training and later in the Teacher Centres. They must be able to evaluate the teaching-learning methodology used, the suitability of what is taught for the objective proposed, and the media and/or resources based on criteria of quality, quantity, use or interest in the classroom, as expressed in the Spanish Strategy for Occupational Safety and Health and in the Second Andalusian Plan for Occupational Health and Job Risk Prevention for teachers in public schools dependent on the Education Department of the Regional Government of Andalusia (Spain) . [AB3] Key words: Occupational safety and health, schools, teachers, prevention culture, quantitative research. [W1]This does not make sense [W2]Poor English I stopped correcting your English hereon [AB3]Changed (Reviewer 1)  
Highlights
The risk prevention culture seeks excellence in the quality of working life and is based on commitment and educational participation (Nielsen, 2004)
An inferential and descriptive analysis of quantitative data was conducted. All of this made it possible to discover the reality of the job risk prevention culture in the schools
An especially important result in this research, in order to achieve quality education in terms of prevention, safety and health, must receive preparation in their Initial Training and later in the Teacher Centres. They must be able to evaluate the teaching-learning methodology used, the suitability of what is taught for the objective proposed, and the media and/or resources based on criteria of quality, quantity, use or interest in the classroom, as expressed in the Spanish Strategy for Occupational Safety and Health and in the Second Andalusian Plan for Occupational Health and Job Risk Prevention for teachers in public schools dependent on the Education Department of the Regional Government of Andalusia (Spain)
Summary
The risk prevention culture seeks excellence in the quality of working life and is based on commitment and educational participation (Nielsen, 2004). The Community Strategy on Occupational Safety and Health, 2000-2004; 2004-2008 and 2008-2012, published a document titled “How to adapt to the changes in society and in the world of work: a new community health and safety strategy” (Jansen, 2012). This document highlights the need to produce and disseminate good educational practice codes in the areas of health and safety in schools. In order to develop a prevention culture in the educational setting, a series of aspects.
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