Personnel
- Work and employment agreement
- MyFOM-People
- Subsidies
- Health and illness
- Childcare
- Information for PhD students and postdocs
- Foreigners
- Employment regulations
- News
- PZ infobulletin
- Central Works Council
- Working conditions
- Working conditions for FOM staff
- Working with computers
- Fire, accidents and incidents
- Hoisting and lifting, height and...
- Sexual harassment, bullying, violence...
- Working with electricity
- Working with hazardous substances and...
- Working with lasers
- Working with machines
- Working with (non) ionising radiation
- Pregnancy
- Forms
Web location http://www.fom.nl/live/english/personnel/working_conditions/radiation/nonionising/nonionising_radiation.pag
Non-ionising radiation
Non-ionising radiation is a collective term for electromagnetic, static electric and magnetic fields with frequencies of 0 to 300 GHz. Risks are involved when working with this type of radiation. On these pages we consider how to manage these risks.
Non-ionising radiation is a collective term for electromagnetic, static electric and magnetic fields with frequencies of 0 to 300 GHz.
Read more
Read more
Non-ionising radiation does not penetrate deep into the tissues but increases the risk of damage to the skin and eyes.
Read more
Read more
Various aspects are important for maintaining optimum working conditions.
Read more
Read more