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Homepage>BS Standards>03 SOCIOLOGY. SERVICES. COMPANY ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT. ADMINISTRATION. TRANSPORT>03.100 Company organization and management>03.100.30 Management of human resources>BS EN 16736:2015 Health risk assessment of chemicals. Requirements for the provision of training
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BS EN 16736:2015 Health risk assessment of chemicals. Requirements for the provision of training

BS EN 16736:2015

Health risk assessment of chemicals. Requirements for the provision of training

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Standard number:BS EN 16736:2015
Pages:18
Released:2015-10-31
ISBN:978 0 580 85758 4
Status:Standard
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BS EN 16736:2015


This standard BS EN 16736:2015 Health risk assessment of chemicals. Requirements for the provision of training is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 03.100.30 Management of human resources
  • 71.100.01 Products of the chemical industry in general
This European Standard specifies the minimum requirements for a course programme to train risk assessors to be competent to assess the health risks posed by chemicals. This European Standard does not comprehensively cover requirements for qualifications for workplace risk assessment according to Directive 98/24/EC. Training of risk assessors consists of both course programs and on-the-job, practical experience. Only the course-based programme is covered in the current standard. This European Standard sets out the requirements, which may be delivered as a complete course programme or as a series of individual courses.
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