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KANBrief 4/20 Ethical considerations in setting limit values ©DavidBautista - stock.adobe.com Atmospheric limit values for protecting human health against the adverse effects of hazardous substances a

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KANBrief 4/23 ANEC: The collective voice of European consumers in standardization © ANEC © ANEC ANEC is one of the Annex III organizations under the Standardisation Regulation whose involvement in sta

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with the labour inspectorate of the state of Bremen, the German Federal Railway Authority (EBA) and KAN, the Railways (railbound transport systems) Subcommittee of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV)

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KANBrief 4/23 Use of artificial intelligence to improve workplace safety: INRS research study © INRS Investment in AI technologies has increased significantly in recent years. Scientific publications

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KANBrief 4/23 Three questions for: Dr Michael Stephan, responsible for DIN’s Standardization Division © Christian Kruppa Several new items of EU legislation grant the European Commission the power to

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KANBrief 4/23 The new EU Product Safety Regulation ©pixelkorn - stock.adobe.com As of 13 December 2024, the Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 of 10 May 2023 will replace the existing Product Saf

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key developments are not overlooked and that timely intervention is possible. Freeric Meier meier@kan.de KANBrief 1/24: Impacts of climate change on occupational safety and health and standardization Three

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KANBrief 1/24 Impacts of climate change on occupational safety and health and standardization © Iakov Filimonov – stock.adoble.com The climate crisis is becoming increasingly apparent, and not only th

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KANBrief 1/24 Criticism of standards for gloves and clothing providing protection against pesticides © SAIYOOD – stock.adobe.com Requirements, set out in standards, concerning gloves and clothing for

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some cases, this also goes beyond the requirements in standards. Most THW deployments are relatively brief. If I work outdoors for two or three hours, the chance of my equipment overheating is relatively low