I.-In the event that the occupational health service of the external company or the occupational health service to which this company belongs is not approved to ensure individual monitoring of the state of health of workers exposed to ionising radiation, this is carried out by the occupational health service of the establishment on behalf of which this company intervenes.
II – The details of the individual monitoring referred to in I are specified in a written agreement between the head of the external company and the head of the user company. The draft agreement is sent to the company and external company occupational physicians for their opinion. The agreement and the opinions are sent to the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment for information.
When the external company is called upon to work in several establishments where basic nuclear installations are located, the agreement sets out the conditions under which medical information relating to the workers concerned is exchanged between the occupational health departments of these establishments.
The members of the social and economic committee of the external company and of the user company, as well as the labour inspector mentioned in article L. 8112-1, are informed of this agreement, which is appended to the prevention plan provided for in article R. 4513-9.