Luca Lenzi

Luca Lenzi is a Professor at ABABO specializing in Construction Site Safety Legislation within restoration programs. He teaches mandatory courses (Type B - basic, CFA: 4) for multiple restoration specializations including Stone Materials and Derivatives (PFP 1), Wooden and Painted Materials (PFP 2), and Library and Archival Material (PFP 5) in the 3rd academic year curriculum.

His expertise encompasses the historical evolution of safety legislation, risk assessment methodologies, and specific safety protocols for restoration work involving stone, wood, and archival materials. Professor Lenzi's curriculum covers critical topics including working at height safety, chemical risks in restoration, and the Operational Safety Plan framework mandated by Legislative Decree 81/08.

Professor Lenzi graduated in Environmental Engineering from Bologna in 1997 and has maintained dual roles as both educator and practicing safety consultant. He has served as RSPP (Health and Safety Representative) for the Superintendency for Architectural Heritage and Landscape of Emilia (2009-2011) and currently holds CSP and CSE positions for major restoration projects at Osservanza in Bologna, Fossoli in Carpi, and Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome.

He has coordinated safety for significant restoration projects including Villa Sampieri-Talon complex in Casalecchio di Reno, Palazzo Pepoli in Bologna, and parts of the Basilica of San Francesco in Bologna. Previously, he taught at the IIPLE construction school in Bologna and provides ongoing workplace safety training for companies throughout Italy.

Professor Lenzi is co-author of the influential Guide to Safety Plans 2.0: Drafting, Updating, and Managing PSCs, POSs, PSSs, and Technical Files (Maggioli Editore, 2016; 2nd ed. 2019), which serves as a key reference in his field. His teaching methodology combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, utilizing a blend of textbooks, freely available online resources, and custom materials distributed via Dropbox to students.