#AGRS2607134AFrance Sets Model for Agricultural Workers’ Occupational Risk Exposure Record
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This order defines what must be included in the occupational risk exposure record for agricultural workers. The document must identify the employee, list past occupational diseases and work accidents with lasting effects, record known workplace exposures, and include any advice from the occupational doctor on follow-up care or job adjustments. Agricultural occupational health services must use this model and protect the information in the worker’s medical file. The record must be dated and given to the employee after the mid-career medical exam. Employers and occupational health providers in agriculture should make sure their systems collect the required information and preserve it securely.
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Key Changes
- Defines the required content of the occupational risk exposure record for agricultural workers
- Requires the record to be dated and given to the employee after the mid-career medical exam
- Requires agricultural occupational health services to preserve the information securely in the worker’s medical file
Obligations
What this law requires
Prepare the occupational risk exposure record using the required model, including the employee’s identification, history of occupational diseases and work accidents with lasting effects, history of professional exposures, and where applicable the occupational doctor’s advice on post-exposure or post-employment follow-up and proposed job adjustments.
Implement the occupational risk exposure record within agricultural occupational health services.
Ensure computerized data processing systems preserve the occupational risk exposure record in the worker’s medical file and guarantee the integrity and inviolability of the information.
Autonomous occupational health services using any other digital or non-digital medium must collect the same required information with the same guarantees of preservation and inviolability.
Date the occupational risk exposure record and provide it to the employee at the end of the mid-career medical examination.