Poland: draft regulation to transpose the directive on the exposure of workers to artificial optical radiation

ective, the regulation sets limits to exposure and adds obligations for employers in terms of prevention and evaluation of risks, training, and the information and consultation of workers. (Ref. 100178)

Scope of application. The draft regulation defines minimum requirements regarding limits to the exposure to optical radiation (ultraviolet, infrared and visible radiation). These limits apply to employees, self-employed workers present in the company, and interns.

Obligations for employers. The te