Behind the abbreviation TRGS stands for the Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances. These rules reflect the current state of the art, scientific findings for activities involving hazardous substances, including their classification and labeling. They are drawn up by the Committee for Hazardous Substances (AGS) and published by the Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales (BMAS). The Hazardous Substances Ordinance can also be consulted.
Risk assessment
Technical rules for hazardous substances – TRGS 400
Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances TRGS 400
The abbreviation TRGS stands for Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances and are a fundamental element of occupational health and safety. These rules specify the application of the Hazardous Substances Ordinance.
Such a risk assessment is always necessary if pollutants may be present at the workplace. The employer has a duty to protect employees from potential health hazards.
SG10-2A and PM4-2 particulate matter meters measure particulate matter pollution
SG10-2A and PM4-2 particulate matter meter – possible uses
If you want to measure fine dust pollution, our SG10-2A and PM4-2 fine dust measuring devices are the best choice.
The SG10-2A particulate matter monitor can be used for both stationary and portable applications. In addition, the SG10-2A and PM4-2 are capable of measuring larger sample volumes. To make a suitable selection, please contact us at any time.
Pollutant analysis of biopollutants
Analysis of biopollutants to clarify health risks
In the area of pollutant analysis for biopollutants, the GSA Gesellschaft für Schadstoffanalytik mbH cooperates with a renowned external laboratory. Various sampling options are available.
Which one is the most suitable must be decided on an individual basis.
The important pillars of occupational health and safety
The five pillars of occupational health and safety
The term “occupational health and safety” covers various aspects. These interlock and build on each other. This is why we refer to the “5 pillars of occupational health and safety” in this article.
They include:
- Occupational Health and Safety Act
- Risk assessment
- Occupational safety organization
- Instruction
- Occupational Safety Act
Pollutants measuring devices – Measuring indoor air
Use of pollutants measuring devices for risk assessment
If a risk assessment is available and a potential danger to the employee can be identified, the employer is obliged to take suitable protective measures. To do this, it is advisable to first measure the concentration of the respective substance at the workplace using a pollutants measuring device.
Hazardous substance measurement using GSA measuring devices
Hazardous substance measurement at the workplace
As a competent partner in the field of occupational health and safety, we can provide you with comprehensive advice and, with our GSA measuring devices for hazardous substance measurement, we can check the protective measures.
An air sample in the work area provides information on the effectiveness of the occupational safety measures for hazardous substance measurement. Based on the results, we can work with you to revise and improve the existing concept.