Chromium VI compounds

It is estimated that about 900,000 workers in the EU are potentially exposed to chromium VI. Studies of workers in chromate production, chromate pigment and chrome electroplating industries employed before

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Possible alternatives for chromium

Substituting chromium trioxide for plastic substrate etching in electroplating pre-treatment Possible alternatives for chromium trioxide as a plating agent for sanitary materials Substitution of Sodium Dichromate for Passivation of Electrolytic

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S – Substitution

The STOP principle describes the order of priority of protective measures. The employer must observe this order of priority when determining and applying protective measures. Here we will focus on

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Tanner

As a tanner, your work mainly involves the processing of animal hides into leather, and it is crucial to be aware of potential occupational hazards, including those related to carcinogenic

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Combustion (process)

Emission of process generated carcinogens from combustion Most hazardous substances are labelled and identified, but there are also carcinogens created as a by-product during a work process, so called process-generated

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Welding fumes

It is estimated that 1.2 million full time workers are involved in welding and its related activities across the EU. Fumes and dusts generated during the welding process can potentially

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Search Inspections

Inspection cases See how carcinogen risks are managed in real workplaces! We’ve gathered key inspection cases to show how exposure to cancer-causing substances are identified, assessed, and controlled. Labour inspectorates

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Search Solutions

Find solutions Many other companies are taking measures to completely avoid or protect workers from exposure to carcinogenic substances. Filter the results to find solutions that may be of help

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Use of natural materials in vertical sidings

Several natural materials are used as alternatives to cement in vertical sidings. Commercial cement may contain hazardous substances as crystalline silica dust (carcinogen and endocrine disruptor) or hexavalent chromium (carcinogen

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Furniture designer

As a furniture designer, your role involves creating innovative and aesthetically pleasing furniture pieces. While your primary focus is on design and functionality, it’s crucial to be aware of potential

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Construction Plumber

As a construction plumber, your work involves potential exposure to various occupational hazards, including certain materials and substances that may pose carcinogenic risks. Understanding and addressing these risks is crucial

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Metal Fabricator

As a metal fabricator, your profession involves working with various materials and processes that may expose you to potential carcinogenic risks. These hazards can manifest in different forms, including exposure

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Tool and die maker

As a tool and die maker, your role involves crafting and repairing precision tools, dies, and molds used in manufacturing processes. While your occupation may not directly involve exposure to

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Welders

As a welder, your role involves joining metal pieces together by heating them to a melting point and applying pressure to fuse them. Your occupation directly involves exposure to carcinogenic

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Welder and fabricator

As a welder and fabricator, your role involves not only joining metal pieces through welding but also fabricating metal structures and components. Your occupation directly involves exposure to carcinogenic substances

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Metalworkers

As a metalworker, your profession involves hands-on work with various metals and machinery, exposing you to potential hazards that may pose risks to your health, including potential carcinogenic substances. The

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