Many sources of exposure
Maintenance, cleaning, machining, welding, woodwork, diesel vehicles and machinery: CMR exposures are spread across many jobs and subcontractors.
CMR exposure measurement and tracking in industryMeasure exposure where it happens.
An employer whose staff handle CMR agents must assess the risk, keep the list of exposed workers and send it to the occupational health service. VB Safety supports HSE teams with regulatory exposure tracking and on-site measurement of chemical contamination.
What is at stake
Diffuse exposures, stricter obligations
More precise requirements
Since July 2024, the exposed workers list must state, when known, the nature, duration and degree of each worker's exposure.
Data that is rarely usable
Measurements, job sheets and schedules are scattered: hard to say who was exposed, to what and for how long.
What we do for you
Track, measure, document
The same exposure engine as our sector spaces, adapted to your jobs, plus field measurement to back up what is declared.
CMR tracking
Each task linked to the workers involved and the CMR agents, with an indicative exposure level.
- Entry per task or per job, in plain language
- Exposed workers list kept up to date
- Individual exposure records
- Working basis for the risk assessment, validated by the employer
On-site contamination measurement
A quick chemical contamination indicator, measured on site.
- On surfaces, equipment and skin
- To guide cleaning and check decontamination
- Results linked to the job and date
- Pilot programme with industrial sites
How it works
A step-by-step rollout, site by site
Map
Jobs, tasks and CMR agents involved, based on your existing risk assessment.
Record
Team leaders or HSE staff describe the tasks carried out; each worker involved is linked.
Measure
On pilot sites, contamination measurement backs up the risk situations.
Document
Exposed workers list, individual records and risk assessment basis update themselves.
Regulation (France)
The employer's obligations (France)
- Labour codeArt. R. 4412-59 and followingIn force
CMR risk prevention
Assess exposures, substitute where possible, reduce to the lowest technically possible level, inform and train workers.
- 2022Decree no. 2022-395In force
Risk assessment kept for 40 years
Successive versions of the single risk assessment document are kept for at least forty years.
Read the decree on Légifrance (FR) - 2024Decree no. 2024-307In force
Exposed workers list and limit values
Up-to-date list of workers exposed to carcinogenic, mutagenic and reprotoxic agents, kept for at least forty years; stricter limit values for benzene, acrylonitrile and nickel compounds.
Read the decree on Légifrance (FR)
Frequently asked questions
What HSE teams ask us
Which industries are concerned?
Any where workers are exposed to CMR agents: metalworking, chemicals, maintenance, woodwork, logistics with diesel machinery, surface treatment, among others.
Does it connect to our existing tools?
Imports (staff list, jobs, schedules) are defined with each pilot site, to avoid entering data twice.
Do you store medical data?
No. The tool records tasks, durations, agents and protections. Medical follow-up stays with the occupational health service.
What technology does on-site measurement use?
It is a quick on-site measurement, currently being validated. Details are shared with pilot sites under a confidentiality agreement.
How do we start?
Describe your site and exposed jobs through the contact form: we will propose a suitable pilot.
Pilot programme
Try it on one of your sites
Tracking in preparation · early access, on-site measurement with the first pilot sites. Let's talk about your exposed jobs.