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What are the minimum requirements that must be met for working conditions?
What are the minimum requirements that must be met for working conditions?
The minimum requirements that must be met for working conditions include the exposure to hazardous agents (physical, chemical, biological, etc.) and the special conditions in front of hazardous agents, as well as training and the elaboration of a prevention plan prior to their use.
What are the purposes of the evaluation and guidelines for the health of workers and prevention?
What are the purposes of the evaluation and guidelines for the health of workers and prevention?
The purposes of the evaluation and guidelines for the health of workers and prevention involve defining the methodologies and action guidelines for preventive measures.
What are the modalities of organization and control of prevention services?
What are the modalities of organization and control of prevention services?
The modalities of organization and control of prevention services focus on specific methods in workplaces, especially those involving high-risk activities where specific safety procedures are required. It includes specialized medical control procedures, particularly if these are needed due to certain specific dangers or if personal risks are determined by the characteristics of the professional.
What are the processes for qualifications of occupational illnesses and the requisites for protocols of communication with an authority competent for any damages caused by the work?
What are the processes for qualifications of occupational illnesses and the requisites for protocols of communication with an authority competent for any damages caused by the work?
What are the public organizations with functions in occupational risk prevention?
What are the public organizations with functions in occupational risk prevention?
What is the INSSST?
What is the INSSST?
What are the functions of the ITTSS?
What are the functions of the ITTSS?
What is CNNSST?
What is CNNSST?
What is EU-OSHA?
What is EU-OSHA?
What is the OIT ?
What is the OIT ?
What can a father do to address his concern about his son's work environment?
What can a father do to address his concern about his son's work environment?
The LPRL (Occupational Risk prevention Law ) was approved in 1997
The LPRL (Occupational Risk prevention Law ) was approved in 1997
The INSSST monitors the LPRL to ensure compliance with the labor regulations and the LPRL.
The INSSST monitors the LPRL to ensure compliance with the labor regulations and the LPRL.
EU-OSHA belongs to the United Nations.
EU-OSHA belongs to the United Nations.
The LPRL for Spain is monitored by the OIT.
The LPRL for Spain is monitored by the OIT.
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Minimum work conditions
Minimum work conditions
Essential requirements for workplace safety and health, legally mandated by LPRL.
Hazardous agents
Hazardous agents
Substances or conditions that pose risks to workers' health, including physical, chemical, and biological agents.
Risk assessment procedures
Risk assessment procedures
Established method for identifying and evaluating potential hazards in the workplace and determining corresponding preventive actions.
Prevention service organization
Prevention service organization
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Hazardous work measures
Hazardous work measures
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Occupational disease classification
Occupational disease classification
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Reporting work-related damages
Reporting work-related damages
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INSST (Instituto Nacional de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo)
INSST (Instituto Nacional de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo)
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ITSS (Inspección de Trabajo y Seguridad Social)
ITSS (Inspección de Trabajo y Seguridad Social)
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CNSST (Comisión Nacional de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo)
CNSST (Comisión Nacional de Seguridad y Salud en el Trabajo)
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EU-OSHA (Agencia Europea para la Seguridad y la Salud en el Trabajo)
EU-OSHA (Agencia Europea para la Seguridad y la Salud en el Trabajo)
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OIT (Organización Internacional del Trabajo)
OIT (Organización Internacional del Trabajo)
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Internal Prevention of Risks (IPE)
Internal Prevention of Risks (IPE)
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Collective agreement
Collective agreement
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Negotiation
Negotiation
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Formal complaint
Formal complaint
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Worksite investigation
Worksite investigation
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Study Notes
Regulatory Requirements Derived from Article 6 of the LPRL
- Minimum requirements for work conditions
- Exposure to hazardous agents (physical, chemical, biological)
- Specific conditions for hazardous agents, including preventive plans before use
- Risk assessment procedures for worker health
- Guidelines for preventive actions
- Organization and control of prevention services
- Specific measures for high-risk jobs, including medical checks
- Procedures for reporting occupational illnesses and communication to competent authorities about work-related harm
Public Bodies with Roles in Labour Risk Prevention
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INSST: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Spain. Analyzes workplace safety and health, implements improvement programs, develops technical guidance, and provides technical support.
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ITSS: Labour Inspection and Social Security, oversees compliance with regulations, and is able to hold those responsible accountable. Provides advice and mediation.
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CNSST: National Commission for Occupational Safety and Health in Spain. Composed of government and worker representatives, acting as advisors and participants in decision-making processes.
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EU-OSHA: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. Provides information for European Union safety and health issues.
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OIT: International Labour Organization (ILO). UN agency that promotes decent work for businesses and workers globally.
Consultation on Occupational Health and Safety for Rail Maintenance
- Employees who feel their workplace safety or health standards are not being followed, should present complaints to their employer.
- If not resolved, a formal complaint can be made to the labour inspection (ITSS).
- The complaint should specify the date, location, persons involved, and supporting evidence
Correcting False Statements Regarding LPRL (Labour Protection Law)
- The LPRL (Labour Protection Law) was not approved in 1997 (incorrect date)
- The INSST (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) does not independently monitor all labor law compliance (incorrect)
- EU-OSHA is not part of the United Nations (incorrect association)
- The LPRL (Labor Law) is not a direct result of agreements with the ILO (incorrect origin of the law)
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Test your knowledge on the regulatory requirements outlined in Article 6 of the LPRL regarding labour risk prevention. The quiz covers topics such as work conditions, exposure to hazards, risk assessment, and the role of public bodies like INSST and ITSS. Ensure understanding of preventive actions and compliance measures for occupational safety.