Article R4544-7
Live working, including when entrusted to an external company, may only be undertaken on the basis of a written order from the head of the establishment where the work is to be carried out, justifying…
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Live working, including when entrusted to an external company, may only be undertaken on the basis of a written order from the head of the establishment where the work is to be carried out, justifying…
The workspace has the following characteristics: 1° The tabletop or work surface has a low-reflection surface of sufficient size to allow the respective positions of the screen, keyboard, documents an…
Workstation equipment must not produce excess heat that is likely to cause discomfort to workers.
A lone worker may not carry out work which : 1° Involve the manual carrying of a mass in excess of 30 kg, the manual installation or removal of equipment weighing in excess of 50 kg, or the installati…
Completion of the specific training provided for in this section will be the subject of a certificate in the worker's name issued by the employer, following an assessment by the latter. This certifica…
The provisions of this chapter apply to workers who habitually use work equipment incorporating visual display screens for a significant proportion of their working time. However, they do not apply to…
For the purposes of this chapter, a display screen means an alphanumeric or graphic screen, regardless of the display method used. Workstation" means the assembly comprising work equipment including a…
The employer shall organise the worker's activity in such a way that the daily screen time is periodically interrupted by breaks or by changes of activity reducing the screen workload.
The display screen has the following characteristics: 1° The characters are of good definition and formed in a clear manner, of sufficient size and with adequate space between characters and lines; 2°…
The provisions of articles R. 4542-6 to R. 4542-10 only apply insofar as the elements in question exist in the workstation and the characteristics of the task make their application possible.
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