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Article R4412-147 of the French Labour Code

The operating procedure is sent to the Labour Inspectorate control officer and to the agents of the prevention departments of the social security bodies within whose territorial jurisdiction the establishment is located and, where appropriate, to the professional prevention body for the building and public works sector. A new transmission is made when it is updated. Before the operating procedure is implemented for the first time, it is sent to…

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Article R4412-148 of the French Labour Code

When the foreseeable duration of the work is more than five days, the employer shall also send the Labour Inspectorate monitoring officer and the prevention department of the social security body in the place where the work is to be carried out and, where applicable, the Office Professionnel de Prévention du Bâtiment et des Travaux Publics (Occupational Prevention Office for Building and Public Works): 1° The place, starting date and…

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Article R4412-149 of the French Labour Code

The concentrations of the chemical agents present in the atmosphere of the workplaces listed in the following table must not exceed, in the workers’ breathing zone, the occupational exposure limit values defined below: Name Number EC (1) Number CAS (2) Occupational exposure limit value Occupational exposure limit value Comments Transitional measures 8h (3) short term (4) mg/ m3 (5) ppm (6) fibres per cm3 mg/ m3 ppm fibres per cm3…

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Article R4412-151 of the French Labour Code

The sampling procedures, methods and means to be used to measure concentrations of hazardous chemical agents in the air, as well as the characteristics and conditions of use of personal protective equipment against these agents, are laid down by joint order of the ministers responsible for labour and agriculture.

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Article R4412-154 of the French Labour Code

Where the risk assessment identifies the simultaneous presence of respirable dusts containing crystalline silica and other non-silicogenic respirable dusts, the occupational exposure limit value for the mixture shall be determined by the following formula: Cns/5 + Cq/0.1 + Cc/0.05 + Ct/0.05 less than or equal to 1

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Article R4412-155 of the French Labour Code

In the formula set out in article R. 4412-154, the following definitions apply: 1° Cns, the concentration of non-silicogenic respirable dust in mg/m³, which corresponds to the difference between the total concentration of respirable dust and the sum of the concentrations corresponding to crystalline silica; 2° (Repealed); 3° Cq, the concentration of quartz in mg/m³; 4° Cc, the concentration of cristobalite in mg/m³; 5° Ct, the concentration of tridymite in…

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Article R4412-156 of the French Labour Code

Workers exposed to lead or its compounds have access to two rooms fitted out as collective changing rooms located near the exit of the establishment, the first being reserved exclusively for the storage of street clothes and the second for the storage of work clothes. Showers connect the two changing rooms.

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