By using the Palm-to-Palm technique during cutting, you reduce the load on the hands, arms, shoulders and back. The Palm-to-Palm technique is most commonly used during hairdressing on the front, sides and back hairs. The two palms face each other during cutting. It is not a mandatory professional technique but an example of a technique that reduces the load.

 

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Maximale Arbeitsplatzkonzentrations-Wert
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The website explains what occupational exposure limit values are and how they are derived. It provides a link to the currently applicable limit values in Liechtenstein and a brochure with detailed information on the meaning and implementation of these values. 
The SUVA-values (Switzerland) are to be applied, unless the EU values are strictier. The limit values of approximately 800 substances can be downloaded in table from.

At this Seminar the three new 2018 articles on the Future of OSH have been presented and discussed with the EU-OSHA Focal Points. One of EU-OSHA’s areas of work looks at what the challenges will be in the future with the aim of improving policy...

Legislation on OHS
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The webpage contains lists to the various pieces of OSHS legislation that is in force in Malta. National versions are available via a link to the government website.

Schweissen und Schneiden. Schutz vor Rauchen, Stäuben, Gasen und Dämpfen / Coupage et soudage - Protection contre les fumées, poussières, gaz et vapeurs / Saldatura e taglio - Protezione da fumi, polveri, gas e vapori
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In this publication we inform you about the harmful substances that develop during the various welding processes. You will also find a clear table. We also explain how you can protect your employees from smoke, dust, gases and vapors.

Gesundheitsgefährdende Stäube - Checkliste / Poussières nocives - Liste de contrôle / Polveri nocive - Lista di controllo
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This checklist helps you identifying if harmful dusts are present in your workplace. Dusts, which include fumes and fibres, can cause occupational diseases. Thus appropiate prevention measures are necessary.