Examples of using Exposed workers in English and their translations into Dutch
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Any data system of the Member States for individual radiological monitoring of exposed workers shall comprise the following sections.
Subject to Article 11(2), persons under 18 years of age may not be assigned to any work which would result in their being exposed workers.
All work equipment must be appropriate for protecting exposed workers against the risk of direct
physical and/or general well-being of exposed workers.
the assessment of the effective or equivalent dose of exposed workers.
To apply possible environmental measures if theoretical risk evaluation appears insufficient- environmental measures where the biomarkers of certain exposed workers show anomalies;
Exposed workers: persons whose annual exposure in the course of their work may exceed one-tenth of the annual maximum permissible doses.
Ingestion of lead(mostly acetate) causes an alteration of the kidney function in monkey the same effect observed in lead and cadmium exposed workers.
Title vi fundamental principles governing operational protection of exposed workers, apprentices and students for practices.
including exposed workers, apprentices, students
implementing arrangements for the radiological protection of exposed workers.
The dose limit for whole body exposure of exposed workers shall be 50 mSv(5 rems) in a year.
Article 19 exposed workers, it shall not be necessary to make special arrangements for the purposes of radiation protection.
Whereas Title VI of Directive 80/836/Euratom lays down the fundamental principles governing operational protection of exposed workers;
Whereas Article 20 and 23 of that Directive establish a classification of areas of work and categories of exposed workers according to the level of exposure;
The derived limits of concentration of radionuclides in the air inhaled for exposed workers.
The States should have taken every possible precaution to protect exposed workers, by applying the 2003 directive,
The figures in the following tables correspond to the annual maximum permissible closes laid down for exposed workers, and to the annual dose limits for members of the public.
It is appropriate to update the practical recommendations on the clinical surveillance of exposed workers in the light of the latest medical expertise, with a view
Exposed workers must be informed of the health risks involved in their work,