1. Safety organization
Material and organizational barriers reduce laser risks.
1.1 Personnel involved
Several categories of personnel work with lasers:
specialists such as laser manufacturers and people who install and use lasers;
non-specialists such as temporary workers, technical departments, permanent and non-permanent company employees who work in the vicinity of experiments (visitors, cleaning staff, etc.), beginners and trainees...
How can you be aware of the danger if the risk is unknown? When an outside company is involved, a prevention plan must be drawn up, as required by law, if one or more light sources are in operation. Personnel working on a laser must...
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Bibliography
Standards and regulations
- Laser device safety – Part 1: Equipment classification and requirements - NF EN 60825-1 - 10-14
- Screens for laser workstations – Safety requirements and testing. - NF EN 12254 - 05-10
- Personal eye protection – Filters and eye protection against laser radiation (laser goggles) - NF EN 207 - 06-10
- Personal eye protection – Protective goggles for adjustment work on lasers and laser systems (laser...
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