The Eurosafe Project aims at creating awareness and lifelong learning on Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). According to estimates issued by the ETUC (European Trade Union Confederation), about 30% of the EU workforce suffer from muscular-skeletal disorders (MSD) which are the primary source of occupational health complaints reported by workers. RSI are a group of disorders that can affect the muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and other soft tissue in areas such as the shoulder, arm, fingers, wrist and hands. RSI is a musculosketelal disorder brought on by repetitive movements. This awareness and lifelong learning will be achieved by conducting a survey in Malta, Italy and England. The core aspect of the project will be the development of a curriculum and course which will assist workers to create awareness through life long learning. The final aspect of the project will its final objective in developing a policy paper which can be applicable at firm level, national level and European level.