Healthy working conditions
How can employees be protected against working conditions that could harm their health? Every year, the Health Council publishes advisory reports on a large number of substances which employees might be exposed to at the workplace. The Council also issues advice on occupational risks such as employees’ physical and psychosocial burden at work.
Continual activities within this focus area include:
- identifying risks at the workplace
- advising on protection against harmful substances
- advising on protection against carcinogenic substances
- advising on protection against reproductive toxins (chemicals that can damage the reproductive system or offspring).
Recent publications in ‘Healthy working conditions’
- DRAFT Chloramphenicol (27 January 2012)
- Standing, kneeling and squatting work (23 December 2011)
- Methyl methacrylate - Health-based recommended occupational exposure limit. (16 December 2011)
- Hexachlorobenzene - Health-based recommended occupational exposure limit (6 December 2011)
- Metallic chromium - Evaluation of the carcionogenicity and genotoxicity (2 December 2011)
- Antimony and antimony compounds - Evaluation of the carconigenicity and genotoxicity (2 December 2011)
- Refractory ceramic fibres - Evaluation of the carcinogenicity and genotoxicity (15 November 2011)
- 4-Methoxyphenol - Evaluation of the carcinogenicity and genotoxicity (15 November 2011)
- Acetone - Evaluation of the carcinogenicity and genotoxicity (15 November 2011)
See all publications in ‘Healthy working conditions’
Recent news in ‘Healthy working conditions’
- Hexachlorobenzene (6 December 2011)
- Metallic chromium, antimony and antimony compounds – Evaluation of carcinogenicity and genotoxicity (2 December 2011)
- Three substances assessed for carcinogenicity (15 November 2011)
Search publications in Healthy working conditions
Click a term to initiate a search.
Keywords
- occupational exposure (3)
- aluminium (1)
- aluminium compounds (1)
- antimony (1)
- antimony compounds (1)
- chloramphenicol (1)
- endotoxins (1)
- grain dust (1)
- metallic chromium (1)
- methyl methacrylate (1)
