Cadmium. Silver brazing - FAS 14 (FR)

Cadmium. Silver brazing - FAS 14 (FR)

Type of measure: Substitution

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Please note that this substance or some of it's compounds are listed in Annex XIV (REACH regulation). This substance some of it's compounds are only allowed to be used, imported, or brought into the market, if authorisation requirements of REACH are fulfilled.

Please be aware that for this carcinogen you need to be more cautious when determining potential skin contact and how to regard dermal exposure in your risk reduction strategy.

Carcinogens involved

Cadmium compounds

Occupations at risk

Aerospace Engineers

Aircraft Assemblers and Fabricators

Application Engineer

Avionics Technicians

Battery Assembler

Casting Technicians

Ceramic Technician

Diamond Cutters and Polishers

Electrical Engineer

Electronic Assemblers and Technicians

Equipment Maintenance Technicians

Jewelers and Goldsmiths

Manufacturing engineer of air and spacecraft machinery

Packaging and shipping personnel

Production supervisor

Production technician

Recycling facility manager

Recycling sorting and processing worker

Research and development (R&D) engineer and scientist

Tool and die maker

Waste collector

Wastewater treatment plant operator

Water treatment plant operator

Sectors involved

Manufacture of dyes and pigments
Manufacture of glass and glass products
Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles
Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products

General facts

Facts about cancer-causing agents:

The direct costs of carcinogen exposure at work across Europe are estimated at 2.4 billion Euros per year.
Every year, about 120.000 persons get cancer from exposure to carcinogens at work
Every year, almost 100.000 people die from cancer that was caused by exposure at work
Annually more than 100.000 people die because of work-related cancer.