Annex XV report PROPOSAL FOR IDENTIFICATION OF A ... - ECHA
Annex XV report PROPOSAL FOR IDENTIFICATION OF A ... - ECHA
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ANNEX <strong>XV</strong> – <strong>IDENTIFICATION</strong> <strong>OF</strong> SVHC<br />
Table 6: Summary of the dermal exposure data from RAR. 4<br />
Industry<br />
Range of exposures<br />
(µg/cm 2 /day)<br />
Source<br />
Manufacture of the five chromates 0 – 100 EASE<br />
Manufacture of other Cr containing chemicals<br />
- dyestuffs<br />
- chrome tan<br />
- manufacture Cr metal<br />
- formulation of metal treatment products<br />
CCA use<br />
Use in metal treatment<br />
- mixing of solutions<br />
- adding to bath<br />
- drag out<br />
- re-threading steel strip<br />
100 – 1,000<br />
0 – 100<br />
very low<br />
0 – 100/ 100 – 1,000<br />
1,370 – 41,710 mg Cr VI on skin<br />
RWC – 16,500 mg Cr VI on skin<br />
0 – 100<br />
0 – 100<br />
1,000 – 5,000<br />
100 – 1,000<br />
EASE<br />
EASE<br />
EASE<br />
EASE<br />
Measured data<br />
EASE<br />
manufacture of Montans wax 100 – 1,000 EASE<br />
manufacture of Vitamin K 0 – 100 EASE<br />
use as a mordant in wool dyeing 100 – 1,000 EASE<br />
catalyst manufacture<br />
- unloading<br />
- process sampling<br />
0 – 0.1<br />
very low / 0.1 – 1<br />
EASE<br />
Dermal exposure can occur at a number of stages in the wood treatment process, particularly<br />
when the bogie containing the treated wood is unloaded, during maintenance of the treatment<br />
vessel and from contact with contaminated surfaces. Exposures ranged from<br />
1.37 - 41.71 mg Cr VI on the skin. The RWC of 16.5 mg Cr VI on the skin was based on the 90 th<br />
percentile of the data.<br />
No new dermal exposure data are available since the RAR was completed.<br />
Exposure to chromium VI compounds (2000 - 2009) in Germany<br />
Introduction<br />
The German worker exposure data were provided by the IFA-Institute for Occupational Safety<br />
and Health of the German Social Accident Insurance.<br />
The new data provided by the IFA were measured in industry for the years 2000 to 2009. The<br />
data are differentiated into personal sampling data taken while the individual was carrying out all<br />
activities, i.e. active plant work, control room work and break periods and data from static<br />
sampling in the different workplaces.<br />
The identification and documentation of the following evaluated data from exposures in the<br />
workplace are based on the criteria of the MGU - measuring hazard identification of accident<br />
insurance carrier (formerly BGMG) [Gabriel, 2010]. A quality management system, which es-<br />
4 The EASE dermal exposure estimations refer to the total amount of substance or solutions disposed on the skin<br />
[HSE, 1999].<br />
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