Assessing optical radiation hazards without in situ measurements

Publication

Occupational exposure to artificial optical radiations (AOR) may be appraised without requiring in situ measurements.
A three-steps method identifies harmless occupational situations from workplace description and providers data and guides.
When employees safety is not ensured, the CatRayon free software allows for computing exposure to AOR and comparing it with daily exposure limits.
We describe this software through a case study.

Technical datasheet
Technical datasheet
- Year of publication
  
  2016
- Language
  
  Français
- Discipline(s)
  
  Rayonnement optique
- Author(s)
  
  DENIEL J.M.
- Reference
  
  Hygiène & sécurité du travail, Hors-série, December 2016, pp. 50-54
Associated studie(s)
Associated studie(s)
- Accompaniment project for the application of Decree 2010-750 of the 2nd of July 2010 relating to “the protection of workers to risks arising from artificial optical radiation”