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Discipline(s) : Rayonnement optique
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  • Stage spotlights used in the entertainment industry emit optical radiation potentially harmful for the health of exposed workers. Therefore a study was carried out at INRS to help entertainment workers for assessing these risks.
    This study…
  • People are often occupationally exposed to optical radiation emitted by several sources with different properties. A first software, CatRayon, enabled assessing hazards generated by one source at a workstation in a user-defined configuration…
  • The European directive 2006/25/EC on minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers to the risks arising from the optical radiation provides for risk assessment at workplaces. This is particularly important in entertainment…
  • Some situations require exposure measurements, but carrying out measurements is complicated. This paper gives two available methods as well as their advantages and disadvantages.
  • The verification of the manufacture and maintenance of lighting DEL require a visual control while they are in operation. Their luminance is very high, operators must be protected during this observation. INRS has conducted a study on the adequacy…
  • In the presence of dangerous artificial optical radiation for the workers, it is necessary to implement means of prevention or protection. On the basis of general principles of prevention specified in the regulation, this article reviews various…
  • 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…
  • The 7 March 2008 labor code revision is based on 83-721 and 83-722 2 of 2 august 1983 decrees. It introduces lighting requirements to be reached by occupational lighting (rooms, traffic, stairs, stores and so on) under the employer responsibility…
  • Exposure to artificial optical radiation (AOR) may be harmful to the health of workers. But AOR sources data are not always available or sufficient for a prior risk assessment. So measurements at the workplace are required. Difficulties for measuring…
  • An occupational physician wonders about health risk in workers exposed to blue light sources. This paper brings knowledge about blue light risk assessment and use of blue-cut glasses.
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