Insafety is an editorial project dedicated to safety, understood in the most concrete sense of the term: home, people, work and public spaces.
It was created with the goal of making safety more understandable, accessible and applicable in everyday life.
Every day we face situations that can involve risks without even realizing it. The information available is often fragmented, too technical or difficult to apply.
Insafety aims to simplify all of this.
Insafety is curated by a small team that combines technical experience, safety design and digital communication.
The project was born from the work of Eng. Luca Stantero, who has over twenty years of experience in the safety design of major infrastructures and in the development of risk analysis methods.
Alongside him, Matteo Quartana manages the technical, editorial and digital side of the blog, contributing to topic research, content development and the operational management of the platform.
The goal is to make safety more understandable, practical and closer to everyday life: from homes to workplaces, from public spaces to infrastructures.
Prevention, practical precautions and useful habits to make the home environment safer.
Awareness, behaviour and attention to situations that affect the individual.
Risks, prevention and a culture of safety in professional settings.
Everything related to systems, networks, structures and more complex organised environments.
Shared spaces, collective behaviour and attention to the public dimension of safety.
Simplicity
We reduce complexity without losing meaning. Safety should be clear, not complicated.
Practicality
We prefer real situations, everyday cases and applicable guidance, in order to give practical value to content instead of leaving it purely theoretical.
Prevention
Our goal is not to create alarmism, but to increase awareness and help people better recognise risks, contexts and useful behaviours.
