This article presents a theme that today is understood to be critical and is placing great importance since many sectors (government, enterprise, the trade unions, etc.) is the Occupational Safety and Health. The term "occupational safety and health" we refer to measures aimed at protecting the health and safety of players in any context job pretending they develop behaviors and attitudes characteristic of prevention in their own daily actions. One such measure, we understand fundamental is the "education and training in prevention." We talk about prevention from forming in the classroom/school considering that the knowledge of occupational safety and health and preventive culture must be present in the educational context for understanding education as the engine of change in a society that we want safe and healthy their behaviour and attitudes both personally and as professionally.

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