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extension of the New Legislative Framework, even if ultimately limited, is such that the system of HAS consultants is no longer enough. It should be replaced by a “Standardization Scrutiny Board” comprising not

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instruments such as the issuing of mandates for standards projects, the review of draft standards by Consultants, the listing of standards in the Official Journal of the EU , or the safeguard clause. Is stan

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creation were the provisions in Sections 90/91 of the BetrVG concerning employees’ rights to consultation and co-determination in the shaping of the workplace, work processes and the working environment

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generation of standards developers Occupational safety begins with vocational training KAN involved in consultation on the EU Standardisation Regulation World in transition – Europe in adaptation – OSH under pressure

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being located directly at the KAN Secretariat. KAN is now taken more seriously than ever before and consulted for its advice and support. Dr Dirk Watermann (Director of the KAN Secretariat) pointed out that

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with the standard. Outlook Final drafts of the two parts were submitted in March 2022 to the HAS Consultant for evaluation. Should the result of the evaluation be favourable, they will be submitted to ISO

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requirements. If necessary, this measure must be taken separately for each sector-specific directive. A Consultant should also review the standards for their compliance with the European requirements. If appropriate

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them with adequate information on the existence and content of these standards. As early as 2006, consultation with university teaching staff on design courses confirmed that the aspect of ergonomics was being

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The CEN/CENELEC position includes the following proposals: Standards containing requirements for construction works should no longer be mandatory, but - as is usual in internal market law according to