Home - Safe Work in the World - Occupational Hazard Datasheets contacts sitemap vacancies of the representative office About us Institute activities permits photo gallery partners Contact Information Training Industrial Safety occupational Safety and Health energy security Fire safety environmental Safety personnel Management landscaping and gardening listeners online testing distance learning traveling class readiness of documents SO Timetable of classes Testing laboratory Certification OT control systems Development of documents Comprehensive service Regulations STI department glossary of terms Hotline Safe work in the world safe work ILO / CIS network EU legislation ILO encyclopedia safe work library chemical safety cards hazard sheets Publisher Safe Work in the World - Occupational Hazard Datasheets List of professions The International Occupational Hazard Datasheets is a multipurpose source of information containing occupational hazards, risks and precautions. These leaflets are intended for those who work professionally in the field of occupational health and safety at work, including: industrial doctors and nurses, safety engineers, hygienists, training and information specialists, inspectors, representatives of employers and workers, managers labor protection services and other competent persons. The Datasheets list in a standard form the various hazards that an employee may be exposed to during the normal course of work, which allows for measures to be taken to prevent industrial accidents and diseases. These Leaflets are a source of information rather than advice. Each data sheet is similar in some way to a Chemical Safety Datasheet (also known as a Material Safety Datasheet). The Chemical Safety Datasheet is a standard document designed to alert workers and health and safety professionals to both the appropriate workplace hazards associated with the use of a particular chemical and the means to prevent them. However, the International Occupational Hazard Datasheets, in contrast to the Chemical Safety Datasheets, aim to cover the full range of hazards to which an employee in a particular occupation may be exposed. The International Occupational Hazard Datasheets is an International Labor Organization (ILO) project that was started by the Israel Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (IIOSH). It is being developed in collaboration with the European Community and national ILO and CIS centers around the world. Knowing what causes injury and illness makes it easier to design and implement the necessary prevention measures. The format of the information sheet is four pages. Page 1: Information on the most current hazards related to the profession. Page 2: A more detailed description of the various hazards related to the profession, with an indication of how to prevent them. Page 3: Suggestions for measures to prevent specific hazards. Page 4: Specialized information intended primarily for OSH professionals, including information such as a brief description of the profession, a list of responsibilities, notes and links. The information sheets have been translated into Russian by the Center for Labor Protection, Industrial Safety and Social Partnership of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. Occupational Safety and Health Branch Secretariat: International Labor Office, 4 route des Morillons, 1211 Geneva 22, Switzerland Tel .: +41 22 799 6715 Fax: +41 22 799 6878 Email: sechyg@ilo.org © Institute for Labor Protection, Industrial Safety and Social Partnership, 2004-2015