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1993

CIS 95-409 Agentes biológicos [Suecia]
Biologiska ämnen [en sueco]
Esta Notificación modifica la AFS 1992:8 (CIS 94-1475), adecuándose a la Directiva comunitaria 90/679/CEE (CIS 91-29). Se establece la obligación para los empresarios de llevar un registro de los trabajadores que han estado expuestos a agentes biológicos.
Publikationsservice, Box 1300, 171 25 Solna, Suecia, 25 nov. 1993. 3p.

1992

CIS 94-1475 Biological agents [Sweden]
Biologiska ämnen [en sueco]
This notification came into force 1 January 1993. It applies to all work involving risk of exposure to biological substances (microorganisms, in-vitro cell cultures, human parasites). The employer has the responsibility of being aware, as far as possible, of the biological substances that are present and the hazards they might create. The tasks must be designed in a way that reduces the hazards to a minimum. If this is not possible, other safety measures must also be provided. The employer must inform and instruct the employees sufficiently so that they can carry out the work without risks. Containers and other equipment containing biological substances must be clearly marked. Suitable personal protection equipment must be used. Workplaces with quantities of dangerous substances above a certain level must be notified to the authorities. A classified list of common substances (bacteria, viruses) is provided. Ordinance AFS 1988:12 on microorganisms (CIS 90-393) is abrogated.
Publikationsservice, P.O. Box 1300, 171 25 Solna, Sweden, 1992. 36p. Illus.

1991

CIS 94-1474 Work with risk of infections [Sweden]
Smittfarligt arbete [en sueco]
Rules applied to work where there is a risk of contamination. The appended safety guide gives advice on how to deal with contamination likely to occur in workplaces. Particularly exposed workers are nursing home staff, rescue staff, hospital staff, people working with children, social workers, workers in refugee services, police, people working with microbiological organisms, workers with animals, and workers in the food industry and industries dealing with biological material.
National Swedish Board of Occupational Safety and Health, Publikationsservice, Box 1300, 171 25 Solna, Sweden, May 1991. 19p.

1989

CIS 90-394
Arbetarskyddsstyrelsen
Hazardous waste [Sweden]
Riskavfall [en sueco]
These regulations (effective 1 Apr. 1990) apply to the handling of hazardous waste resulting from health and medical services, dental care, dispensaries and veterinary medicine. Contents: definitions; general; packing; storage; marking; personal protective equipment and vaccination; cleaning and hygiene. Detailed commentaries are appended.
LiberDistribution, 16289 Stockholm, Sweden, 14 Apr. 1989. 22p.

1988

CIS 90-393
Arbetarskyddsstyrelsen
Microorganisms [Sweden]
Mikroorganismer [en sueco]
This ordinance (effective 1 Oct. 1989) applies to all deliberate use of microorganisms i.e. in laboratories and biotechnology plants. It applies to microorganisms both in their original form and when genetically modified. Contens: general; information and instructions; workroom and technical equipment; personal protective equipment and hygiene; decontamination and waste disposal; classification; warning symbols. Detailed commentaries are appended.
LiberDistribution, 162 89 Stockholm, Sweden, 9 Dec. 1988. 34p.