French Labour CodeIn force
Section 3: Medical file
Article R4426-10
…responsible. At the worker's request, the medical file is sent to the doctor designated by the worker.
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…responsible. At the worker's request, the medical file is sent to the doctor designated by the worker.
During the preparation phase of the operation, the employer shall put in place collective protection measures appropriate to the nature of the operations to be carried out, to prevent the dispersion o…
…ht hours' work does not exceed ten fibres per litre. It is monitored in the air inhaled by the worker.
Dust levels are measured using the analytical transmission electron microscopy (TEM) method.
Where there is uncertainty about the presence of biological pathogens, laboratories that do not work with these agents adopt at least the containment level required for group 2 agents and, if necessar…
The employer must inform the client of any asbestos found during the operation.
The employer shall use the same accredited body to carry out the sampling strategy, sampling and analyses. To this end, the employer shall provide it with all relevant data and, in agreement with the…
The employer must ensure compliance with the occupational exposure limit value for all exposed workers, taking into account the risk assessment.
The employer must keep a record of the types and models of individual hearing protectors allocated to workers, so that they can be replaced properly when they become worn.
Individual samples are taken when workers are significantly exposed to asbestos dust inhalation, including the various operational phases.
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