Safety in the workplace is an indispensable element for the protection of workers' health and for the smooth running of production activities. Effective safety management not only prevents accidents and occupational illnesses, but also ensures operational continuity, protecting both personnel and production facilities. In highly specialised environments such as the aerospace sector, where activities involve processes of high technological and operational complexity, risk assessment and emergency planning assume a particularly crucial role. This thesis aims to outline emergency management procedures starting from the risk assessment carried out, applying the principles of occupational safety to a model aerospace company specialising in the production of nano and microsatellites.