- > Technical...
- > Radiation
- > Optical radiation
Contact:
Institut für Arbeitsschutz der Deutschen Gesetzlichen Unfallversicherung (IFA)
Division 4
Dr Marc Wittlich
Detlef Schwaß
Martin Schmitz
Alte Heerstr. 111
53757 Sankt Augustin
Germany
Phone: +49 2241 231-2862 (Wittlich),
-2504 (Schwaß),
-2505 (Schmitz)
Fax: +49 2241 231-2234
E-Mail
Division 4
Dr Marc Wittlich
Detlef Schwaß
Martin Schmitz
Alte Heerstr. 111
53757 Sankt Augustin
Germany
Phone: +49 2241 231-2862 (Wittlich),
-2504 (Schwaß),
-2505 (Schmitz)
Fax: +49 2241 231-2234
Optical radiation
UV, visible spectrum, and infrared (IR) radiation
Effects
Ultraviolet (UV), visible (VIS) and infrared radiation (IR) affects the skin in various manner. A summary of the effects on the eye is presented in the information
Exposure
- Ultraviolet Radiation (information sheet)
Regulations, limit values and standards
- Directive 2006/25/EC 'Artificial optical radiation'
- Limit values for protection of the skin from burns due to exposure to radiant heat (IFA recommendations)
Exposure assessment/Measurement procedures
- Measurement and assessment of optical radiation exposure at workplaces (Information sheet No. 0215)
Protective measures
- Suitability of sunscreen for the prevention of skin cancer (BGIA-Report 3/2006e)
- Beware: the Sun (BIA Info 6/2001)
Occupational diseases
- Carcinogenic potential of solar radiation and artificial sources of UV radiation (Information)
- Appraisal of cases of occupational disease involving exposure to radiation (Information sheet No. 0214)
Lighting
- Glare on visual display terminals (Research project)
Recently published:
Carcinogenic potential of solar
radiation and artificial sources of UV radiation (IFA Information)




Send a
friend
Send feedback
Webcode: e23601