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Posted By Rob T
Hi, this is probably a question for Merv but if anyone else could also help I would greatly appreciate it as well. Could anyone point me towards the French Regs for a lab that uses high pressure and Cryogenic systems. I'm now based in Monaco so no problem with getting it translated.
Many thanks in advance
Rob
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Posted By Merv Newman
Hi Rob. You do get about. As far as I know there is nothing specific in the Code du Travail.
I think you should have a look at the AFNOR site (Association Française de Normalisation)(equivalent to BSI) but you will probably have to pay.
Keep in touch
Merv
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Posted By Merv Newman
Second thoughts : have a word with Air Liquid who supply cryogenic gases. (like British Oxygen)
Merv
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Posted By Rob T
Thanks Merv. Not sure where you are based in France but if you get down Monaco way I owe you lunch. I could do with your e-mail address but not sure how to get it nowadays (since the Mods decided that any e-mail address with a firm's name on it would not be listed here). You could forward it through IOSH International Specialist group though, maybe via Sascha Lemon.
Although this is my base I will still be going to the usual "holiday" destinations in the O&G industry. The Delta next! Always good for losing weight!!
Cheers
Rob
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