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01/03/2019

World Hearing Day 2019 : What about occupational exposure?

Each year, around 25% of French workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels at work. Today, noise still an issue in traditional industries or in the construction sector but it is also a nuisance in logistics and open spaces. INRS, together with NIOSH, WHO and other partners, has contributed to a Wikipedia Edit month in order to promote workplace noise reduction and improve information about hearing loss on Wikipedia.
01/03/2019

OSH strategies targeting microenterprises and SMEs

This evaluation relates to the different strategies and actions deployed by INRS for microenterprises/SMEs employing fewer than 50 people over the 2007-2017 period.
07/12/2018

Exoskeletons at work: 6 critical points

Arms, legs, whole suits… robotic or not, exoskeletons have recently emerged in numerous business sectors (automobile, logistics, transport, building and construction, etc.).
06/12/2018

OSH at the Worldskills France finals

Occupational safety and health was incorporated into the national finals of the Worldskills championships from 28 to 1 December 2018 in Caen. INRS and Social Security raised visitors’ awareness at their booth and had OSH be part of the evaluation criteria.
17/09/2018

Napo in… Dust at work

In his new adventures, Napo is confronted with the risks caused by dust in different sectors of activity.
27/06/2018

INRS’s contribution to the International Chemical Safety Cards now on line

For many years, experts of INRS have been involved in a WHO working group in charge of developing the International Chemical Safety Cards. The entire collection of over 1,700 cards is now available in French, with additional national data provided such as French OELs.
13/06/2018

Impact of initial OSH training among the under-30s

In the period of transition from school to work, under-25s are more vulnerable to occupational accident risks due to them being both young and new to their jobs. In view of this overly high accident rate, prevention for this population has been focused on teaching occupational safety and health (OSH). In France, OSH teaching has been the subject of a partnership between the French Ministry of Education and the French National Health Insurance Fund for Salaried Workers (CNAM-TS) since 1993. INRS takes part in defining the OSH skills in consultative occupational committees of the Ministry of National Education. However, so far, the impact of such teaching on the occurrence of occupational accidents has not been assessed.
16/05/2018

Platformisation 2027

INRS carried out a foresight exercise on platformisation and its impacts on occupational safety and health in 2027.
13/03/2018

An international study on the best practices for OSH policy evaluation.

The effectiveness of prevention measures is an increasingly important issue for all prevention organisations. Therefore, INRS has decided to look into this subject with its foreign counterparts (IRSST-Québec, NIOSH-USA, DGUV-Germany, AUVA-Austria) within the International Social Security Association (ISSA) Research Committee which it chairs.
23/11/2017

Studies and Research

This report is mainly intended for the national and international scientific community (foreign counterparts, agencies, research bodies, partners, university laboratories, engineering schools, etc.).

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01/03/2019

World Hearing Day 2019 : What about occupational exposure?
01/03/2019

OSH strategies targeting microenterprises and SMEs
07/12/2018

Exoskeletons at work: 6 critical points
06/12/2018

OSH at the Worldskills France finals
17/09/2018

Napo in… Dust at work

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