APSEI - Associação Portuguesa de Segurança is a Portuguese association of institutions and individuals involved in Health and Safety at Work. The 450 APSEI members are service providers, trainers, health and safety technicians, PPE distributors, among others. The association is also active in other Safety’s topics like Fire Safety. APSEI has a strong partnership with the national Authority for Safety at Work (ACT), which is also a member of ENETOSH.
APSEI was founded in 2006 and is a partner of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Labor, Solidarity and Social Security and the Ministry of Economy. The association is also recognized as a training provider. At European level, APSEI is represented in CFPA-Europe (European Confederation of fire protection associations) and Euralarm (European association of the security systems industry).

Autoridade para as Condições do Trabalho (Authority for Working Conditions) is a service of the Portuguese state aimed at promoting the improvement of working conditions throughout the mainland. This is done by enforcement of labor policy development in the context of private labor relations and the promotion of safety and health at work all activity private sectors.
ACT, which has taken over the powers of the General Labour Inspectorate and the Institute for Safety and Health at Work, is based in Lisbon and has 32 decentralized services.
ACT is one of the actors of MIND SAFETY – SAFETY MATTERS! ERASMUS+ project. This project aims to establish an interface between teacher education, professional training and learning contexts in occupational safety and health. It will help to improve and innovate methods of teaching safety and health issues in the classroom, to motivate and prepare young people to work in safe conditions, and to be responsible citizens after leaving school.

The Ordem dos Engenheiros (Association of Engineers), developed its activities on two levels - national and regional -, under the statute of 1981. Nationwide, covering territories on the mainland and the autonomous regions of Azores and Madeira, and the regional levels: the North, based in Porto, Centre, based in Coimbra and Southern based in Lisbon. Since 1992 the Order started to be represented in five regions and 12 colleges.
The association gives priority to the progress of engineering in its various areas throughout the national territory.
The activities of the association covers holding of national conferences and other events such as symposia, seminars, etc., as well as a systematic disclosure of publications of scientific and technical papers produced by the community of Engineers. Seminars, courses and other training as well as the existence of an updated library are examples of activities with major impact on training of engineers.