Lighting
Prevention of professional risks - risks related to optical radiation and lighting
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Lighting
Prevention of professional risks - risks related to optical radiation and lighting

Authors : Serge SALSI, Annick BARLIER-SALSI

Publication date: April 10, 2007, Review date: September 1, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. Lighting

2.1 Terminology

Lighting is an integral part of the working environment. At the workstation, over 80% of the information required to carry out a professional activity is visual. So, to move around and perform a task safely and efficiently, you need to ensure good visibility of all the elements making up the visual task. Lighting must therefore provide a luminous environment suited to professional activities. Although lighting is not a nuisance, if it is inadequate for the visual task, it is a stress factor that generates visual fatigue; it increases the workload, forcing operators to make considerable efforts to detect and process the visual information needed to accomplish their task.

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