Introductory Text
PART 1 INTRODUCTION
1.Citation and commencement
2.Interpretation
3.Meaning of “worker”
4.Application of these Regulations
PART 2 EXPOSURE AND RISK
5.Limitation on exposure to electromagnetic fields
6.Exposure assessment
7.Application of regulations 8 to 10
8.Action plan
9.Risk assessment
10.Obligation to eliminate or reduce risks
PART 3 ENFORCEMENT
11.Offences and Penalties
12.Burden of proving what is reasonably practicable
13.Detention of a United Kingdom ship
14.Inspection and other measures in respect of ships registered outside the United Kingdom
15.Application of powers of inspectors in relation to Government ships
16.Enforcement of detention
17.Right of appeal and compensation
18.Prohibition on charging of workers
PART 4 MISCELLANEOUS
19.Information and training
20.Health surveillance and medical examinations
21.Records
22.Duties of other persons
23.Exemptions
24.Amendment to Regulations
25.Review
Signature
THE SCHEDULE
PART 1 Introduction to Parts 2 and 3
1.In this schedule— “contact current (IC)” is the current created...
2.The ALs and ELVs set out in tables are grouped...
3.The low ALs in Table AL1 in Part 2, and...
4.The remaining ALs in Part 2 are defined physical quantities...
5.Except where otherwise indicated— (a) “f” is the frequency expressed...
6.The applicable safety measures referred to in regulation 5(2) are...
PART 2 Direct biophysical effects of exposure
Action Levels – non-thermal effects
Action levels – thermal effects
Exposure Limit Values – non-thermal effects
Exposure Limit Values – thermal effects
PART 3 Indirect effects of exposure
Action levels – non-thermal effects
Explanatory Note