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General inspections and safety tests of motor vehicles in testing centres of officially recognised inspection institutions, DGUV-Information 213-727 (DE)

General inspections and safety tests of motor vehicles in testing centres of officially recognised inspection institutions, DGUV-Information 213-727 (DE)

Type of measure: Organizational, Personal protection, Technical
Carcinogens involved
Benzene
Diesel engine exhaust (DEE)
Occupations at risk
Animal Breeder
Assembly Line Workers
Assembly Technicians
Automotive Technicians (Mechanics)
Blasters
Bridge Engineer
Cabinetmaker
Chemical Engineers and Formulators
Chemical Technicians
Chemists and Chemical Technicians
Coating Applicators
Compost Facility Operators
Construction workers involved in the manufacture of articles made from concrete, plaster, and cement
Crop Farmer
Dairy Farmers
Demolition Supervisor
Demolition Workers
Driller
Electrician
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Environmental Compliance Officers
Equipment Maintenance Technicians
Farm Manager
Feed Mill Operators and Technicians
Field Service Technicians
Fire Captain/ Lieutenant
Fire Chief, Fire Commander or head of fire service
Fire damage restoration technician
Fire Investigator
Firefighter
Forest Ranger
Forest Technician
Forester
Foundry Workers
Geologist
Geotechnical Engineer
Heavy Equipment Operator
Horticulturist
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Technicians
Industrial Machinery Mechanics
Livestock Farmer
Log Grader and Marker
Logging Equipment Operator
Logistics and Supply Chain Personnel
Maintenance workers
Mechanical engineer in the repair and installation of machinery and equipment
Metallurgical engineer
Metallurgical technicians
Millwright
Mine Surveyor
Miner
Mining engineer
Packaging and Logistics Personnel
Packaging and shipping personnel
Packaging and shipping personnel in the sale of food
Packaging technician and engineer
Paint preparer and mixer
Paint technician
Painter and coater
Painter and decorator
Painter and glazier
Paper Product Designer
Paramedic
Parts specialist in maintenance and repair of motor vehicles
Paving worker
Process operators
Process technicians
Production supervisor
Quarry worker
Recycling facility manager
Recycling sorting and processing worker
Roofing apprentice
Roofing contractor
Roofing estimator
Roofing Foreman
Roofing installer
Safety Engineers and Specialists
Sales representative
Science teacher and laboratory technician
Screen printer
Site supervisor
Soldiers and military Personnel
Surface preparation technician
Surface preparation worker
Swine Producers
Tank farm operator
Tire technician
Transport worker
Transportation engineer
Transportation planner
Transportation specialist
Truck driver in the sale of food
Vehicle mechanic
Veterinarian
Waste collector
Weapon maintenance technician
Welder and fabricator
Welders
Wholesale representative
Wood products designer
Sectors involved
Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles
Manufacture of assembled parquet floors
Manufacture of rubber and plastic products
Paint and varnish industry
Repair of electronic and optical equipment
Taxi operations
Telecommunication
General facts

Facts about cancer-causing agents:

  • The direct costs of carcinogen exposure at work across Europe are estimated at 2.4 billion Euros per year.
  • Every year, about 120.000 persons get cancer from exposure to carcinogens at work
  • Every year, almost 100.000 people die from cancer that was caused by exposure at work
  • Annually more than 100.000 people die because of work-related cancer.
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