Part BASIC HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTSF1

Repealed

1. 1GENERAL REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO ALL PPE
2. 1.1Design principles
3. 1.1.1Ergonomics
4. 1.1.2Levels and classes of protection
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8. 1.2Innocuousness of PPE
9. 1.2.1Absence of risks and other “inherent” nuisance factors
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16. 1.3Comfort and efficiency
17. 1.3.1Adaptation of PPE to user morphology
18. 1.3.2Lightness and strength
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20. 1.3.3Compatibility of different classes or types of PPE designed for simultaneous use
21. 1.4Information supplied by the manufacturer
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23. 2ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS COMMON TO SEVERAL CLASSES OR TYPES OF PPE
24. 2.1PPE incorporating adjustment systems
25. 2.2PPE “enclosing” the parts of the body to be protected
26. 2.3PPE for the face, eyes and respiratory tracts
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30. 2.4PPE subject to ageing
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33. 2.5PPE which may be caught up during use
34. 2.6PPE for use in explosive atmospheres
35. 2.7PPE intended for emergency use or rapid installation and/or removal
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37. 2.8PPE for use in very dangerous situations
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39. 2.9PPE incorporating components which can be adjusted or removed by the user
40. 2.10PPE for connection to another, external complementary device
41. 2.11PPE incorporating a fluid circulation system
42. 2.12PPE bearing one or more identification or recognition marks directly or indirectly relating to health and safety
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44. 2.13PPE in the form of clothing capable of signalling the user’s presence visually
45. 2.14“Multi-risk” PPE
46. 3ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIC TO PARTICULAR RISKS
47. 3.1Protection against mechanical impact
48. 3.1.1Impact caused by falling or projecting objects and collision of parts of the body with an obstacle
49. 3.1.2Falls
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56. 3.1.3Mechanical vibration
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58. 3.2Protection against (static) compression of part of the body
59. 3.3Protection against physical injury (abrasion, perforation, cuts, bites)
60. 3.4Prevention of drowning (lifejackets, armbands and lifesaving suits)
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64. 3.4.1Buoyancy aids
65. 3.5Protection against the harmful effects of noise
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67. 3.6Protection against heat and/or fire
68. 3.6.1PPE constituent materials and other components
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73. 3.6.2Complete PPE ready for use
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77. 3.7Protection against cold
78. 3.7.1PPE constituent materials and other components
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80. 3.7.2Complete PPE ready for use
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83. 3.8Protection against electric shock
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87. 3.9Radiation protection
88. 3.9.1Non-ionising radiation
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93. 3.9.2Ionising radiation
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102. 3.10Protection against dangerous substances and infective agents
103. 3.10.1Respiratory protection
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109. 3.10.2Protection against cutaneous and ocular contact
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112. 3.11Safety devices for diving equipment
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