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Carcinogens 3rd wave of amendments

Employment and social affairs

This initiative is the third part of an ongoing series of amendments of Directive 2004/37/EC which aims at improving workers health and safety by introducing occupational exposure limit values for a limited number of carcinogenic and mutagenic substances in Annex III of the Directive.

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European Chemical Industry Council, 4 Jun 2018

Formaldehyde value chain alliance supports COM proposal Formacare, the Cefic sector group for Formaldehyde, the social partners of the chemical industry, the European Trade Union Confederation as well as formaldehyde users along the value chain strongly support the Commission proposal for the…

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RECHARGE aisbl, 1 Jun 2018

RECHARGE and EUROBAT represent the EU industry for nickel cadmium batteries manufacturing and recycling. A safe work place for workers exposed to cadmium based on the SCOEL 2010 Recommendation: European plants which manufacture nickel-cadmium batteries have worked with the International Cadmium…

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WirtschaftsVereinigung Metalle, 29 May 2018

As a member of the Employers Interest Group of the Working Party Chemicals of the ACSH I would like to note that the ACSH position on Cadmium (which is the basis of the COM proposal for that substance) contain a dual approach. The dual approach was concluded in consensus within the WPC and it was…

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Beryllium Science & Technology Association, 4 Jun 2018

Please fine enclosed one pdf file featuring: 1. BeST's position paper; 2. BeST's procedural comments to the European Commission's proposal of the Third amendment of the Carcinogens and Mutagens Directive; 3. BeST's technical comments to the European Commission's proposal of the Third amendment…

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Beryllium Science & Technology Association, 22 Dec 2017

Please find attached the submission of the Beryllium Science and Technology Association

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International Zinc Association, 30 May 2018

Position of the International Cadmium Association on an Occupational Exposure Limit value (OEL) for cadmium and carcinogenic compounds The cadmium industry is fully committed to ensuring the safest workplace for its workers. This is demonstrated by the extensive implementation throughout EU…

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European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 29 May 2018

The European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV: non-profit association with the key aims of improving the quality of patient care, providing continuing medical education and advocacy on behalf of the specialty and patients) regrets that the European Commission proposal for the 3rd batch…

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Clean Smoke Coalition, 18 Dec 2017

Please find in attachment the submission of the CleanSmoke Coalition.

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SAFT SAS, 1 Jun 2018

The Saft Group is a world leader in the design and manufacture of high technology batteries for industry, transportation, aerospace and defense. Saft highly specialized nickel-cadmium batteries are used to provide power back-up to over 70% of commercial airplanes flying on the planet, they are the…

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EBRA ivzw/aisbl, 1 Jun 2018

Please find attached the EBRA recommendations regarding the Occupational Exposure limits for Cd related to the recycling of Cd from batteries and accumulators. Alain Vassart EBRA ivzw Secretary General

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James M Brown Ltd, 31 May 2018

JMB position on an Occupational Exposure Limit value (OEL) for cadmium and its carcinogenic compounds James M Brown Ltd (JMB) is fully committed to ensuring the safest workplace for its workers. This is demonstrated by the implementation of the Industry Guidance developed by the…

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Surface Engineering Association, 29 May 2018

The Surface Engineering Association represents the interest of UK companies involved in surface engineering activities and is committed to ensuring the that the impacts of our sector on both the environment and employees is as low as possible. The proposed strategy is based on an incomplete…