#SOCT0411354AOrder of June 30, 2004 establishing the list of indicative occupational exposure limit values
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This regulation sets indicative limit values for occupational exposure to various substances in France. It aims to keep exposure at the lowest feasibly achievable levels, acting as a starting point for safety standards. Companies must ensure their workplace environments comply, affecting industries where workers are exposed to hazardous substances.
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Key Changes
- Establishes indicative occupational exposure limits
- Aims to keep exposure levels as low as possible
- Applies to industries with hazardous substances
Obligations
What this law requires
Maintain occupational exposure concentrations at the lowest feasibly achievable levels in the workplace
Ensure workplace exposure levels do not exceed the indicative limit values specified in the annexe table
Apply the indicative exposure limit values as a minimal compliance objective, treating them as a baseline standard
Monitor and control exposure to substances listed in the annexe table to comply with the established indicative limit values