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BGR-1987-R-4341
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Title_of_text
Decision No. 1 on the collection of occupational health and safety data.
Main Region
First Region
Country(ies)
Bulgaria
Subjects (Classification)
Occupational safety and health
Adopted on (Date of text)
1987-02-25
Type of legislation (Type of text)
Regulation, Decree, Ordinance
Second Region
Abstract/Citation
This Decision was issued by the Central Council of Bulgarian Trade Unions, the Ministry of Public Health and the Committee on Labour and Social Security, in application of the Labour Code. Within the terms of s. 1(1), the "essential factors" to take into account in evaluating the occupational safety and health situation are the safety of production equipment, the microclimate, the purity of the air, noise, vibrations, lighting, radiation, environmental conditions from a physiological and an ergonomic viewpoint, and sanitary and social services at the workplace. The data are to be collected for a "working conditions certificate" issued to the enterprise to use in evaluating the health and safety situation of the working environment. In effect 1 Jan. 1987.
Implementing Text region
Implementing text(s)
1994-04-04 (BGR-1994-M-37091)
Instruction No. 1 of 4 April 1994 on means of approval of laboratories measuring occupational safety.
Implementing text(s)
1994-04-04 (BGR-1994-M-37091)
Instruction No. 1 of 4 April 1994 on means of approval of laboratories measuring occupational safety.
Implementing text(s)
1994-04-12 (BGR-1994-M-37092)
Instruction No. 1 of 12 April 1994 on the requirements and authorization procedure of laboratories measuring sanitary labour conditions and the organization of their activity.
Implementing text(s)
1994-04-12 (BGR-1994-M-37092)
Instruction No. 1 of 12 April 1994 on the requirements and authorization procedure of laboratories measuring sanitary labour conditions and the organization of their activity.
Serial region
Serial title
D''rjaven vestnik
Date
1987-04-24
Number
no 32
Page range
pp. 5-6