Nanoparticles in the working environment — knowledge and inspiration for handling nanomaterials
Danish
Description
The report introduced to nanomaterials and where they could occur at the workplace. It summarises their potential health effects and adequate prevention measures. Using examples, measured exposure levels are discussed. The document also refers to applicable legislation.
The report was generated by several research institutions.
Other data
Provider
Provider name (English)
Sector Association for the Working Environment in Welfare and Public Administration
Provider name (Original)
BrancheFællesskabet for Arbejdsmiljø for Velfærd og Offentlig administration
Type of provider
Other type provider
Industry association
Tasks covered
Applying Glues or Sealants
Applying Surface Coatings
Cleaning or Disinfecting
Construction
Handling Chemicals
Heating, Machining, or Welding Metal
Manufacturing
Removing Coatings
Spill or Confined Space Accident
Biological hazard
Not applicable
Hazard - physical state
Nanoparticles (airborne liquids/solids including smoke or mist)
Hazard - health effects
Other
Exposure route
Other
Substance Description
Nanomaterials
Prevention measures
Level 1. Substitution
Level 2. Technical measures, e.g. local exhaust ventilation
Level 2. Reducing / minimising the risk by organisational measures, e.g. reducing the number of workers exposed
Level 3. Reducing / minimising the risk by personal measures (PPE)
Purpose of the material
Guidance
Report
Target group
Occupational health physician
OSH consultant
Researchers
Safety officers