Article R4412-46
Each worker is informed by the occupational physician of the results and interpretation of the general and additional medical examinations he or she has undergone.
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Each worker is informed by the occupational physician of the results and interpretation of the general and additional medical examinations he or she has undergone.
Where the nature of the activity means that workers have access to rest areas under the responsibility of the employer and exposed to vibrations, except in cases of force majeure, exposure of the whol…
…rdance with Chapter III accordingly; 2° Supplement or modify the measures planned to eliminate or reduce the risks in accordance with Chapters IV and V; 3° Take account of the occupational physician's…
When the establishment ceases operations, the list of exposed workers is sent to the company's medical inspector.
The results of the assessment of the levels of mechanical vibration or of the measurement are made available to the members of the social and economic committee and to the company doctor. They are als…
The occupational physician will determine the relevance and nature of any examinations that may be necessary for workers who have undergone exposure similar to that of a worker suffering from a diseas…
For the purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply 1° "Hazard" means the intrinsic property of a chemical agent which is likely to have a harmful effect; 2° "Risk" means the proba…
The medical examination carried out includes a general clinical examination and, depending on the nature of the exposure, one or more additional specialised examinations which the occupational physici…
The results of the measurements are communicated to the occupational physician so that they can be kept with the medical file of exposed workers. They are made available to the members of the social a…
…Committee: 1° The activities in which workers are exposed to pathogenic biological agents, the procedures, work methods and corresponding protective and preventive measures and resources; 2° The numbe…
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