The Law and Practice Concerning Occupational Health in the Member States of the European Community

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Comparative Survey

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Published on 1. January 1984

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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Acknowledgement
Table of Contents
General Introduction
Part I The Systems of Occupational Health Legislation in the Member States of the Community
Introduction to Part I
1 Frameworks for control
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.2 CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
1.3 CENTRALISATION OF LEGISLATION
1.4 SUBSIDIARY REGULATIONS
1.5 OCCUPATIONAL INSURANCE SCHEMES
1.6 CLASSIFIED ESTABLISHMENTS
1.7 NON-STATUTORY PROVISIONS
1.8 COLLECTIVE AND INTERNAL AGREEMENTS
Table I: The Legislative Framework
2 Scope of Application of Legislation
Table II: Scope of Application of Principal Laws
3 Competent Authorities
Figure IIIA: Government Departments and Organisations Responsible for Health and Safety at Work and Occupational Insurance
Figure IIIB: Inspectorate Organisation and Staffing
Table III: Competent Authorities
4 Rights and Duties of Employers and Employees
Table IVA: Summary of General Duties of Employers to Protect Employees
Table IV: Duties and Rights of Employers, Employees and their Representatives
5 Powers of Inspectorates
Table V.A: Overall Summary of Data on Inspection and Enforcement Activity
Table V.1: Powers of Government Inspectorates
Table V.2: Powers of Accident Insurance Inspectorates
6 Workplace Health and Safety Organisations
6.1 HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES
6.2 OCCUPATIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES
6.3 EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION ON WORKPLACE COMMITTEES
Table VI(a) Internal Workplace Organisations for Health and Safety
Table VI.1 Workplace Health and Safety Organisations
Table VI.2 Occupational Medical Services
Table VI.3 Workplace Committees Representing Employees
7 The Activities of Employers' and Employees' Organisations
Table VII Activities of Employers' Organisations and Trades Unions
Part II Measures to Protect the Health of Workers
Introduction to Part II
8 Prohibitions and Restrietions on the Use of Dangerous Substances
Table VIII.I: Summary of Substances Prohibited and Restricted under Occupational Health and Safety Legislation
Table VIII Measures to Prohibit or Restrict the Use of Dangerous Substances
9 Restrictions on the Exposure of Workers
Table IX: Measures to Restrict Exposure of Workers
10 Restrietions on the Exposure of Critical Groups of Workers
Table X Measures to Restrict Exposure of Critical Groups
11 The Use of Limit Values
Table XI Measures to Protect Workers by Use of Limit Values for Exposure to Dangerous Substances
Table XI.1: Application of Atmospheric Limit Values
Table XI.2: Comparison of Definitions of Atmospheric Limit Values
Table XI.3: Application of Biological Limit Values
Table XI.4: Comparison of Limit Values for Asbestos, Vinyl Chloride Monomer and Lead
12 Use of Safe Working Procedures and Methods
Table XII Measures to Protect Workers by Implementing Safe Working Procedures
13 Primary Engineering Controls
Table XIII Measures to Protect Workers by Primary Engineering Controls at Source
14 Secondary Collective Protection Measures
Table XIV Measures for Secondary Collective Protection of Workers
15 Individual Protection Measures
Table XV Measures for Individual, Personal Protection of Workers
16 Hygiene Measures
Table XVI Provisions for Hygiene at Work to Protect the Health of Employees
17 Provision of Information to Employees
Table XVII Measures Requiring the Provision of Information to Employees
18 The Use of Warning and Safety Signs
Table XVIII Measures Requiring the Use of Warning and Safety Signs and Notices
19 Accident and Emergency Procedures
Table XIX Measures for Establishment of Emergency Procedures and Provision of First Aid
20 Medical Surveillance
20.1 MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
20.2 REPORTING
20.3 RECOGNISED OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
20.4 INCIDENCE OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE
Table XX Requirements for Medical Examinations and Reporting of Diseases and Injuries, Lists of Recognised Occupational Diseases and A vailability of Statistics on Incidence
Annexes
Annex 1 Council Directive of 27 November 1980 on the Protection of Workers from the Risks Related to Exposure to Chemieal, Physical and Biological Agents at Work (80/1107/EEC)
Annex 2 Tables of Statutes in the 10 Member States
Annex 3 Occupational Insurance Rules on Health and Safety at Work
Annex 4 Non-Statutory Guidelines
Annex 5 EEC Directives Concerning Limit Values
Annex 6 Recognised Occupational Diseases
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