Commission for Occupational Health and Safety and Standardisation (KAN)
We consolidate the interests from an occupational safety perspective and incorporate them as statements into ongoing and planned standardisation projects. We are not a standardisation body; our decisions regarding occupational safety and standardisation are recommendations based on broad consensus among all parties involved.
KANBrief issue 2/26
Cutting red tape, and the consequences for OSH
- Simplification must not be achieved at the cost of safety
- Deletion of references to standards in legal texts jeopardises legal certainty and efficiency
- The end of the “paywall” for standards?
- Standardisation meets global competition: actively leveraging Europe’s strengths
- Crane ropes: calculation of fatigue strength to EN 13001-3-2 is unreliable
- Practical tips for standards development work
KAN Study
Digital ergonomics
Survey and evaluation of findings concerning human factors in the sphere of digital ergonomics.
The report provides an overview of digital human models (DHMs), their characteristics, and what they are capable of.