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Article R4451-135 of the French Labour Code

The employer shall make available to the radiation protection inspectors referred to in Article L. 1333-29 of the Public Health Code, to the agents referred to in Article L. 1333-30 of the same Code and to the agents of the prevention departments of the social security bodies all the information and documents relating to radiation protection to which the Labour Inspection inspector referred to in Article L. 8112-1 has access.

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Article R4451-136 of the French Labour Code

When, in application ofArticle R. 1333-94 of the Public Health Code, the representative of the State in the département delimits the zones in which, due to a radiological emergency, measures to reduce exposure to ionising radiation may be prescribed, the employer shall assess, in accordance with the provisions of Section 4, the risks associated with situations of long-term exposure to radiation for workers present in these zones and shall implement…

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Article R4451-137 of the French Labour Code

The Minister for Labour may issue recommendations on the specific procedures for applying this chapter to situations of long-term exposure resulting from a radiological emergency. These recommendations are published on the website of the Ministry of Labour.

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Article R4452-1 of the French Labour Code

For the purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply 1° Optical radiation: all electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength between 100 nanometres and 1 millimetre. The spectrum of optical radiation is subdivided into ultraviolet radiation, visible radiation and infrared radiation: a) Ultraviolet radiation: optical radiation with a wavelength between 100 nanometres and 400 nanometres. The ultraviolet range is subdivided into UVA (315-400 nanometres), UVB (280-315 nanometres) and UVC (100-280…

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Article R4452-2 of the French Labour Code

The employer, through risk prevention measures at source and taking account of technical progress, shall take steps to eliminate or, failing that, to reduce to a minimum the risks arising from exposure to artificial optical radiation.

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Article R4452-7 of the French Labour Code

The employer shall assess the risks resulting from exposure to artificial optical radiation, in particular in order to verify compliance with the exposure limit values defined in Articles R. 4452-5 and R. 4452-6. If an assessment based on available technical documentary data does not lead to the conclusion that there is no risk, the employer shall calculate and, where appropriate, measure the levels of artificial optical radiation to which workers…

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