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Article R4453-25 of the French Labour Code

I.- Workers exposed to electromagnetic fields assigned to workstations for which the exposure limit values set in article R. 4453-3 are exceeded will benefit from an information and prevention visit as provided for in articles R. 4624-10 to R. 4624-21 carried out before being assigned to the workstation in order, in particular, to refer the workers mentioned in 7° of article R. 4453-8 to the occupational physician without delay.

II – The employer shall set up a system enabling workers to report the appearance of any sensory effect.

After each report, the employer shall, if necessary, update the risk assessment provided for in article R. 4453-6 and adapt the preventive means and measures referred to in article R. 4453-13.

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Article R4453-25

I.- Les travailleurs exposés à des champs électromagnétiques affectés à des postes pour lesquels les valeurs limites d’exposition fixées à l’article R. 4453-3 sont dépassées bénéficient d’une visite d’information et de prévention prévue aux articles R. 4624-10 à R. 4624-21 réalisée avant l’affectation au poste afin notamment d’orienter sans délai les travailleurs mentionnés au 7° de l’article R. 4453-8 vers le médecin du travail.

II.- L’employeur met en place un dispositif permettant aux travailleurs de signaler l’apparition de tout effet sensoriel.

Après chaque signalement, l’employeur met à jour, si nécessaire, l’évaluation des risques prévue à l’article R. 4453-6 et adapte les moyens et mesures de prévention mentionnés à l’article R. 4453-13.

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