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<li><span class="gras">Avoid risks</span> </li> | <li><span class="gras">Avoid risks</span> </li> | ||
<li><span class="gras">Evaluate</span> unavoidable <span class="gras">risks</span> </li> | <li><span class="gras">Evaluate</span> unavoidable <span class="gras">risks</span> </li> | ||
| + | <li><span class="gras">Combat risks at source</span> </li> | ||
| + | <li><span class="gras">Adapt work</span> to the individual, especially the design of places of work </li> | ||
| + | <li><span class="gras">Adapt the place of work to technical progress</span> </li> | ||
| + | <li> Replace dangerous articles, substances, or systems of work <span class="gras">by non-dangerous or less dangerous</span>articles, substances, or systems | ||
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LEGISLATION
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In France, prevention is described in the labor code. The law n°91-1414 of December 31, 1991 was put in place after the introduction of the European Directive 89/391/CEE of June 12, 1989. Prevention measures have to follow the nine general principles given by this law. The General Principles of Prevention are set out in descending order of preference as follows:
- Avoid risks
- Evaluate unavoidable risks
- Combat risks at source
- Adapt work to the individual, especially the design of places of work
- Adapt the place of work to technical progress
- Replace dangerous articles, substances, or systems of work by non-dangerous or less dangerousarticles, substances, or systems
