The provisions of this section define the work prohibited to young people aged at least fifteen and under eighteen pursuant to Article L. 4153-8 and, subject to the provisions of Article D. 4153-21, the prohibited work which may be exempted pursuant to Article L. 4153-9.
It is forbidden to assign young people to work that exposes them to acts or representations of a pornographic or violent nature.
I.-It is prohibited to assign young people to work involving the preparation, use, handling or exposure to hazardous chemical agents defined in articles R. 4412-3 and R. 4412-60, with the exception of hazardous chemical agents which fall solely within one or more of the hazard categories defined in sections 2.4, 2.13, 2.14 and parts 4 and 5 of Annex I to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008. II -The prohibition mentioned in…
I. – It is prohibited to assign young people to work likely to generate exposure to levels 1, 2 and 3 of asbestos fibre dust as defined in article R. 4412-98. II. – The prohibition mentioned in I may be waived for operations likely to generate exposure to level 1 or 2 asbestos fibre dust levels as defined in article R. 4412-98 under the conditions and in the forms laid…
It is forbidden to assign young people to work exposing them to group 3 or 4 biological agents within the meaning of article R. 4421-3.
It is forbidden to assign young people to work which exposes them to a level of vibration higher than the daily exposure values defined in article R. 4443-2.
I.-It is prohibited to assign young people to work exposing them to ionising radiation requiring a category A or B classification within the meaning of article R. 4451-57. II – For young people aged 16 or over, the prohibition mentioned in I may be waived under the conditions and in the forms laid down in section 3 of this chapter and subject to compliance with the provisions laid down in…
I.-It is forbidden to assign young people to work likely to expose them to artificial optical radiation and for which the results of the risk assessment show that there is the slightest possibility of exceeding the exposure limit values defined in articles R. 4452-5 and R. 4452-6. II -The prohibition mentioned in I may be waived under the conditions and in the forms laid down in section 3 of this…
It is forbidden to assign young workers under the age of eighteen to work exposing them to electromagnetic fields for which the results of the risk assessment highlight the possibility of exceeding the exposure limit values defined in article R. 4453-3.
I.-It is forbidden to assign young people to hyperbaric work and to interventions in hyperbaric environments, other than those falling within class 0, as defined in article R. 4461-1. II -The prohibition mentioned in I may be waived for work in a hyperbaric environment under the conditions and in the forms laid down in section 3 of this chapter.
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