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KANBrief 3/24 World in transition – Europe in adaptation – OSH under pressure Maciej Talar / KSAF (POLAND) Around 110 experts from the areas of occupational safety and health, standardization, testing

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KANBrief 3/24 Support for the next generation of standards developers © Racle Fotodesign – stock.adobe.com Standardization is facing an upheaval. Many stakeholders face declining resources. In additio

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KANBrief 3/24 KAN involved in consultation on the EU Standardisation Regulation ©patpitchaya – stock.adobe.com On 2 May 2024, the European Commission published a public consultation concerning evaluat

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KANBrief 3/24 Standardization: between national requirements and internationalization © Privat Stefan Pemp Stefan Pemp of the Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Labour and Equal Opportunities of Low

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KANBrief 3/24 Product safety and occupational health and safety in Denmark ©Sikkerhedsstyrelsen Denmark is a relatively small country, with some 5.9 million inhabitants. Since 1972 it has been part of

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KANBrief 3/24 Occupational safety begins with vocational training All too often, people are not conscious of occupational safety and health until they are faced with it in practice: when they pay thei

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Biological hazards © Vomberg - KAN Bioengineering activities specifically involving biological agents ( for example bacteria or viruses) pose risks such as infections and allergies for workers (see al

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On the DGUV’s live stage, the “safety and health talks and discussion” offer a varied programme addressing multiple aspects of occupational safety and health. Katharina Schulte , a senior expert from

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Laboratories ©Tyler Olson - stock.adobe.com Laboratories (labs) are work premises in which chemical, physical, biological, medical, genetic engineering or technical methods are used for research, anal