Article 2 Verdrag betreffende schadeloosstelling voor beroepsziekten (herzien)
Each Member of the International Labour Organisation which ratifies this Convention undertakes to consider as occupational diseases those diseases and poisonings produced by the substances set forth in the Schedule appended hereto, when such diseases or such poisonings affect workers engaged in the trades, industries or processes placed opposite in the said Schedule, and result from occupation in an undertaking covered by the said national legislation.
SCHEDULE
List of diseases and toxic substances. | List of corresponding trades, industries or processes.
Poisoning by lead, its alloys or compounds and their sequelae. | Handling of ore containing lead, including fine shot in zinc factories.
Casting of old zinc and lead in ingots.
Manufacture of articles made of cast lead or of lead alloys.
Employment in the polygraphic industries.
Manufacture of lead compounds.
Manufacture and repair of electric accumulators.
Preparation and use of enamels containing lead.
Polishing by means of lead files or putty powder with a lead content.
All painting operations involving the preparation and manipulation of coating substances, cements or colouring substances containing lead pigments.
Poisoning by mercury, its amalgams and compounds and their sequelae. | Handling of mercury ore.
Manufacture of mercury compounds.
Manufacture or measuring and laboratory apparatus.
Preparation of raw material for the hatmaking industry.
Hot gilding.
Use of mercury pumps in the manufacture of incandescent lamps.
Manufacture of fulminate of mercury primers.
Anthrax infection. | Work in connection with animals infected with anthrax.
Handling of animal carcasses or parts of such carcasses including hides, hoofs and horns.
Loading and unloading or transport of merchandise.
Silicosis with or without pulmonary tuberculosis, provided that silicosis is an essential factor in causing the resultant incapacity or death. | Industries or processes recognised by national law or regulations as involving exposure to the risk of silicosis.
Phosphorus poisoning by phosphorus or its compounds, and its sequelae. | Any process involving the production, liberation or utilisation of phosphorus or its compounds.
Arsenic poisoning by arsenic or its compounds, and its sequelae. | Any process involving the production, liberation or utilisation of arsenic or its compounds.
Poisoning by benzene or its homologues, their nitro- and amido-derivatives, and its sequelae. | Any process involving the production, liberation or utilisation of benzene or its homologues, or their nitro- and amido-derivatives.
Poisoning by the halogen derivatives of hydrocarbons of the aliphatic series. | Any process involving exposure production, liberation or utilisation of halogen derivatives of hydrocarbons of the aliphatic series designated by national laws or regulations.
Pathological manifestations due to: (a) radium and other radio-active substances; (b) X-rays. | Any process involving exposure to the action of radium, radio-active substances, or X-rays.
Primary epitheliomatous cancer of the skin. | Any process involving the handling or use of tar, pitch, bitumen, mineral oil, paraffin, or the compounds, products or residues of these substances.
- Regeling
- Verdrag betreffende schadeloosstelling voor beroepsziekten (herzien)
- Soort
- Verdrag
- Geldend vanaf
- 13-11-1964
- BWB-id
- BWBV0006212
- Versie
- 1964-11-13_0