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ation (Particularly DIN 820-2, Standardization – Part 2: Presentation of documents; CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations – Part 3:2011 (ISO/IEC-Directives – Part 2:2011, modified)), have a somewhat different

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becoming more diverse, more forward-thinking – and also more complex. At the same time, European and international standardization is becoming increasingly relevant to the safety and health of workers at work

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context, "health" is to be understood in the widest sense and includes both physical (external and internal injuries) and mental effects. Clear standards and prevention principles Where danger presented by

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occupational safety and health continues to be a category requiring consideration within European and international standardization activity. What benefits does your institution gain from the KAN project? Breutmann:

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from the Confederation of German Employers' Associations (Director-General European Union and International Social Policy, BDA) and Stefan Gran, representing the German Trade Union Federation (DGB) in Brussels

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has just been completed, addresses the hazard presented by the inhalation of harmful gases from internal-combustion engines. For concrete smoothing machines, however, the standard‘s sole requirement in

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conducting the study, presented the results to the public for the first time in June 2012 at ACHEMA (International Exhibition Congress on Chemical Engineering, Environmental Protection and Biotechnology) in Frankfurt

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of DHM is played by the "Human Simulation and Virtual Environments" Technical Committee of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA). Since 2011, experts have used this committee to discuss new developments

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various ergonomic requirements for machine design. Human factors, ergonomics and safe machines The international "Human factors, ergonomics and safe machines" working group („Human factors“ for short) of the

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Protective gloves, has recognized this problem and developed a supporting guideline. Owing to the international interest, the task of developing the guideline was passed to the relevant ISO working group. The