Category: Safety Rule
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SG-C-0-0-5 – Safe handling and disposal of nanomaterials
This Safety Guideline is aimed at those people who, in the course of their duties, handle nanomaterials or those who are responsible for putting in place control measures for activities involving nanomaterials.
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SG-C-0-0-4 – REACH
This Safety Guideline is intended to provide practical advice concerning the steps to be taken if you use hazardous substances which have been registered under REACH.
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SG-C-0-0-3 – Safe Handling and Storage of Lead at CERN
This Safety Guideline provides guidance for the handling and use of lead. Reminder: As lead is a hazardous substance, the general prevention principles (Substitution, Technical Protection measures, Organisational measures, Personal protective measures – STOP principle) apply (cf. SR-C).
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SG-C-0-0-2 – Chemical risk assessment (Inhalation)
In accordance with Safety Regulation SR-C, Chemical agents, this Safety Guideline is intended to assess the level of risk from inhalation and determine the control measures appropriate for a given activity involving hazardous chemical agents.
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SG-C-0-0-1 – Identification of hazardous chemical agents
This Safety Guideline is intended to provide practical advice for the identification of hazardous chemical agents. Safety Regulation SR-C, Chemical agents requires the identification to be followed-up with an assessment of the risks and the adoption of suitable prevention and protection measures.
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IS-49 – Avoiding chemical pollution of water (2002)
Description of the two types of emergency stops (general and local emergency stops), definition of the buildings or areas to be equipped, and effects due to these emergency stops on power supplies or accelerators. Exceptions and rules for safety equipment.
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IS-43 – Asbestos – Dangers and precautions (2003)
The object is to define safety alarms and to establish general rules for the installation, maintenance, disabling, and layout of safety alarm systems generating level 3 alarms. The EDH version of the disabling form is now mandatory.
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IS-42 – Compressed gas bottles (1995)
Safety rules for the transport, use and storing of cylinders to avoid fire or explosion hazards.
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GSI-C-3 – Monitoring of exposure to hazardous chemical agents in workplace atmospheres
The purpose of this General Safety Instruction is to define the minimum Safety requirements regarding the monitoring of exposure to hazardous chemical agents in workplace atmospheres.
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GSI-C-2 – Explosive atmospheres
The purpose of this General Safety Instruction is to define the minimum Safety requirements to ensure the protection of persons from risks to their occupational health and safety arising, or likely to arise, from explosive atmospheres.