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The Berufsgenossenschaftliche Institut for industrial safety (BGIA) is a research and of the commercial professional associations.
Tasks
The BGIA supports the commercial professional associations and their institutions in particular with scientific-technical questions in the work and health protection through
- Research, development and investigation
- Examination of products and material samples
- Operational measurements and consultation
- Co-operation in the standardization and rule setting
- Supply of specialized technical and expert knowledge
Beyond that the BGIA for manufacturers and companies becomes in the context of the product examination and - certifying and certifying of quality management systems actively.
Subjects
- Chemical/biological effects (types of dust, gases, steams)
- Analysis of organic and selected inorganic dangerous materials
- Analysis of metals and selected organic dangerous materials
- Berufsgenossenschaftliches measuring system of dangerous materials (BGMG)
- Biological working materials
- Exposition evaluation
- Exposition data base (MEGA)
- Dangerous material mission
- Dangerous material information - materials and products (GESTIS, ISI)
- Measuring technique for steams and gases
- Particle measuring technique
- PSA against chemical/biological effects
- Preventive measures
- Types of dust - fibers
- Toxicology of the working materials
- Explosion prevention
- Physical effects
- Complete body vibrations
- Hand arm vibrations
- Be called/cold surfaces
- Noise measuring technique
- Noise protection/protection of the ears
- Physical exposition data base
- PSA against physical effects
- Radiation
- Ergonomics
- Epidemiology
- Accident prevention/product security
- Structural mechanisms/building products
- Fluid engineering
- Machine and plant safety
- New technologies
- Protection and control equipments
- Transport and traffic
- Materials and tools
- Specializedspreading tasks
- Out and further training
- Information management
- Information technology
- Co-operation
- Medium contacts
- Risk evaluation
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