Traduction de «exposition professionnelle dangereuse » (Français → Anglais) :

threshold limit value at place of work [ TLV at place of work | occupational threshold limit value | occupational TLV | maximum allowable concentration at place of work | MAC at place of work | occupational MAC | occupational maximum allowable concentration ]

acceptable occupational exposure limit

Occupational exposure to radiation

Occupational exposure to noise

Occupational exposure to risk-factors

biological monitoring of occupational exposure | biomonitoring of occupational exposure

exposure to radionuclides at work

occupational exposure

Employers must provide workers with results of risk assessments, information on hazardous chemical substances on the premises and the relevant occupational exposure limit values.

23. Stresses the need to introduce more stringent protection of workers, taking into account not only exposure periods but also the mix of chemical and/or toxic substances to which they are exposed; points out that many healthcare workers are exposed to hazardous chemicals in their workplace; calls on the Commission to take action on chemical risk factors in the healthcare sector and to include specific provisions on healthcare workers’ exposure to hazardous drugs in the OSH strategic framework; urges the Commission to ensure that all workers directly or indirectly involved in the use or disposal of medical sharps equipment are adequa ...[+++]tely protected; points out that this could, if necessary, entail a revision of Directive 2010/32/EU on prevention of sharps injuries in the hospital and healthcare sector;

– developing a European monitoring programme of occupational hazards, particularly musculoskeletal and psychosocial problems, and exposure to carcinogens and other hazardous substances, using common health indicators, definitions and epidemiological tools as its basis;

9. Calls on the Commission and Member States to provide additional incentives to foster compliance with the regulatory framework, including for example strengthening labour inspection bodies and other enforcement and professional agencies, where appropriate; also calls on Member States to ensure adequate training for health and safety specialists necessary to prevent known as well as potentially harmful exposures to nanomaterials;