1.In all cases in which work is done where employees are or can be exposed to dangerous goods, is, within the framework of Article 3 of the Act, the exposure of employees to dangerous goods prevented or minimized by mentioning conspicuously and readily legible on...

1.If employees are or can be exposed to dangerous goods, irrespective whether actually is or will be worked with these substances, the nature, extent and duration of that exposure are, within the framework of the risk inventory and evaluation of risks, as referred to in...

1.Insofar as it appears from the results of the assessment, as referred to in Article 4.2, that there is danger to the safety or the health of the employees, effective measures have been taken to prevent that the employees can be exposed to dangerous foods...

1.Every employee who is or can be exposed to dangerous goods for which a biological limit value as referred to in Article 4.1, second paragraph, item b, has been established, is enabled to be subjected to an occupational health examination: before the start of the...

[Tekst geldig vanaf 31-12-2010] We JULIANA, by the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc., etc., etc. Upon recommendation of Our Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management of 20 November 1970, no. 60.655 J, Directorate-General of Shipping, also on...

For the purpose of this Decree, ‘seagoing vessel’ does not mean a deep-sea fishing vessel and a fishing coaster.

Our Ministers of Traffic and Water Management and of Justice have been entrusted with the implementation of this Decree, which will be published in the Bulletin of Acts and Decrees and a copy of which will be sent to the Council of State of the...

1.This Act is applicable to: seagoing bulk carriers which call in at a terminal for loading or unloading of solid bulk cargo; terminals which are called in by bulk carriers which are covered by this Act. 2.This Act is not applicable to provisions which are...