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Thesaurus Harmonise Des Expositions Professionnelles - Version 2021 - Qualificatifs 2021 Version Du 04-01-2021 THESAURUS HARMONISE DES EXPOSITIONS PROFESSIONNELLES - VERSION 2021 - QUALIFICATIFS 2021 VERSION DU 04-01-2021 AGENT AGENT UNITE VLEP SUIVI POST RISQUE GENERANT BIOLOGIQUE BIOLOGIQUE SUIVI POST FACTEUR DE CANCEROGENE (1A MUTAGENE (1A OU REPROTOXIQUE (1A (mg/m3 ou UNITE VLCT RISQUE N° LIGNE CLASSE SOUS-CLASSE NIVEAU 1 NIVEAU 2 NIVEAU 3 NIVEAU 4 NIVEAU 5 LIBELLE SHORT LISTE EXPOSITION TABLEAU DE MP N° CAS ACD VALEUR VLEP VALEUR VLCT UNE VIP AVANT PATHOGENE PATHOGENE PROFESSIONNEL PENIBILITE OU 1B OU 2) 1B OU 2) OU 1B OU 2) fibres/l (sur 1h (mg/m3) PARTICULIER AFFECTATION GROUPE 2 GROUPES 3 ET 4 dans l'air inhalé)) 1 agent chimique agent chimique 2 agent chimique agent chimique inorganique 3 actinide actinide 4 actinium et ses actinium et ses composes inorganiques 5 actinium actinium 7440-34-8 6 isotope de l'actinium isotope de l'actinium 7 actinium 228 actinium 228 14331-83-0 8 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’actinium 9 americium et ses americium et ses composes inorganiques 10 americium americium 7440-35-9 11 isotope de isotope de l'americium 12 americium 241 americium 241 14596-10-2 13 americium 243 americium 243 14993-75-0 14 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’americium 15 berkelium et ses berkelium et ses composes inorganiques 16 berkelium berkelium 7440-40-6 17 autre compose autre compose inorganique du berkelium 18 californium et ses californium et ses composes inorganiques 19 californium californium 7440-71-3 20 autre compose autre compose inorganique du californium 21 curium et ses curium et ses composes inorganiques 22 curium curium 7440-51-9 23 isotope du curium isotope du curium 24 curium 244 curium 244 13981-15-2 25 autre compose autre compose inorganique du curium 26 einsteinium et ses einsteinium et ses composes inorganiques 27 einsteinium einsteinium 7429-92-7 28 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’einsteinium 29 fermium et ses fermium et ses composes inorganiques 30 fermium fermium 7440-72-4 31 autre compose autre compose inorganique du fermium 32 lawrencium et ses lawrencium et ses composes inorganiques 33 lawrencium lawrencium 22537-19-5 34 autre compose autre compose inorganique du lawrencium 35 mendelevium et ses mendelevium et ses composes inorganiques 36 mendelevium mendelevium 7440-11-1 37 autre compose autre compose inorganique du mendelevium 38 neptunium et ses neptunium et ses composes inorganiques 39 neptunium neptunium 7439-99-8 40 isotope du isotope du neptunium 41 neptunium 237 neptunium 237 13994-20-2 42 neptunium 239 neptunium 239 13968-59-7 43 autre compose autre compose inorganique du neptunium 44 nobelium et ses nobelium et ses composes inorganiques 45 nobelium nobelium 10028-14-5 46 autre compose autre compose inorganique du nobelium 47 plutonium et ses plutonium et ses composes inorganiques 48 plutonium plutonium 7440-07-5 49 isotope du isotope du plutonium 50 plutonium 238 plutonium 238 13981-16-3 51 plutonium 239 plutonium 239 15117-48-3 52 plutonium 240 plutonium 240 14119-33-6 53 plutonium 241 plutonium 241 14119-32-5 54 autre compose autre compose inorganique du plutonium 55 protoactinium et ses protoactinium et ses composes inorganiques 56 protactinium protactinium 7440-13-3 57 autre compose autre compose inorganique du protoactinium 58 thorium et ses thorium et ses composes inorganiques 59 thorium thorium 7440-29-1 60 isotope du thorium isotope du thorium 61 thorium 228 thorium 228 14274-82-9 62 thorium 230 thorium 230 14269-63-7 63 thorium 232 thorium 232 64 thorium 234 thorium 234 15065-10-8 65 autre compose autre compose inorganique du thorium 66 uranium et ses uranium et ses composes inorganiques 67 uranium uranium 1 RG06 7440-61-1 1 1 68 isotope de l'uranium isotope de l'uranium 69 uranium 234 uranium 234 1 RG06 13966-29-5 1 1 70 uranium 235 uranium 235 1 RG06 15117-96-1 1 1 71 uranium 238 uranium 238 1 RG06 7440-61-1 1 1 72 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’uranium 73 autre actinide et ses autre actinide et ses composes inorganiques 74 gaz rare gaz rare 75 argon et ses argon et ses composes inorganiques 76 argon argon 7440-37-1 77 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l'argon 78 helium et ses helium et ses composes inorganiques 79 helium helium 7440-59-7 80 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l'helium 81 krypton et ses krypton et ses composes inorganiques 82 krypton krypton 7439-90-9 83 isotope du krypton isotope du krypton 84 krypton 85 krypton 85 13983-27-2 85 autre compose autre compose inorganique du krypton 86 radon et ses radon et ses composes inorganiques 87 radon radon 1 RA20 ; RG06 10043-92-2 1 1 88 isotope du radon isotope du radon 89 radon 220 radon 220 1 RA20 ; RG06 22481-48-7 1 1 90 radon 222 radon 222 1 RA20 ; RG06 14859-67-7 1 1 91 autre compose autre compose inorganique du radon 92 neon et ses neon et ses composes inorganiques 93 neon neon 7440-01-9 94 autre compose autre compose inorganique du neon 95 xenon et ses xenon et ses composes inorganiques 96 xenon xenon 7440-63-3 97 isotope du xenon isotope du xenon 98 xenon 133 xenon 133 14932-42-4 99 xenon 135 xenon 135 14995-62-1 100 autre compose autre compose inorganique du xenon 101 autre gaz rare et ses autre gaz rare et ses composes inorganiques 102 halogene halogene 103 astate et ses astate et ses composes inorganiques 104 astate astate 7440-68-8 105 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’astate 106 brome et ses brome et ses composes inorganiques 107 brome brome 1 7726-95-6 1 1 0,7 mg/m3 108 acide de brome acide de brome 109 acide bromhydrique acide bromhydrique 10035-10-6 110 sel de brome sel de brome 111 bromure bromure 24959-67-9 112 hypobromite hypobromite 13824-96-9 113 bromate bromate 15541-45-4 04-01-2021 - THESAURUS HARMONISE DES EXPOSITIONS PROFESSIONNELLES - VERSION 2021 - QUALIFICATIFS 2021 1 THESAURUS HARMONISE DES EXPOSITIONS PROFESSIONNELLES - VERSION 2021 - QUALIFICATIFS 2021 VERSION DU 04-01-2021 AGENT AGENT UNITE VLEP SUIVI POST RISQUE GENERANT BIOLOGIQUE BIOLOGIQUE SUIVI POST FACTEUR DE CANCEROGENE (1A MUTAGENE (1A OU REPROTOXIQUE (1A (mg/m3 ou UNITE VLCT RISQUE N° LIGNE CLASSE SOUS-CLASSE NIVEAU 1 NIVEAU 2 NIVEAU 3 NIVEAU 4 NIVEAU 5 LIBELLE SHORT LISTE EXPOSITION TABLEAU DE MP N° CAS ACD VALEUR VLEP VALEUR VLCT UNE VIP AVANT PATHOGENE PATHOGENE PROFESSIONNEL PENIBILITE OU 1B OU 2) 1B OU 2) OU 1B OU 2) fibres/l (sur 1h (mg/m3) PARTICULIER AFFECTATION GROUPE 2 GROUPES 3 ET 4 dans l'air inhalé)) 114 bromate de bromate de potassium 1 7758-01-2 1 1 C1B 1 115 pentafluorure de pentafluorure de brome 1 7789-30-2 1 1 C1B M1B R1B 1 116 autre sel de brome autre sel de brome 117 autre compose autre compose inorganique du brome 118 chlore et ses chlore et ses composes inorganiques 119 chlore chlore 1 7782-50-5 1 1 1,5 mg/m3 120 oxyde de chlore oxyde de chlore 10049-04-4 121 acide de chlore acide de chlore 122 acide chlorhydrique acide chlorhydrique 1 7647-01-0 1 1 7,6 mg/m3 123 acide hypochloreux acide hypochloreux 7790-92-3 124 acide perchlorique acide perchlorique 7601-90-3 125 autre acide de chlore autre acide de chlore 126 sel de chlore sel de chlore 127 hypochlorite hypochlorite 1 RA44 ; RG65 14380-61-1 1 1 128 chlorate chlorate 7790-93-4 129 perchlorate perchlorate 14797-73-0 130 chlorure chlorure 131 chlorure de chlorure de potassium 1 RG67 7447-40-7 1 1 132 chlorure de sodium chlorure de sodium 1 RG78 7647-14-5 1 1 133 autre sel de chlore autre sel de chlore 134 autre compose autre compose inorganique du chlore 135 fluor et ses fluor et ses composes inorganiques 1 RG32 1 1 136 fluor fluor 1 RG32 7782-41-4 1 1 1,58 mg/m3 3,16 mg/m3 137 isotope du fluor isotope du fluor 138 fluor 18 fluor 18 1 RG32 1 1 139 acide de fluor acide de fluor 140 acide fluorhydrique acide fluorhydrique 1 RG32 7664-39-3 1 1 1,5 mg/m3 2,5 mg/m3 141 sel de fluor sel de fluor 142 fluorure fluorure 143 fluorure fluorure d’ammonium 12125-01-8 144 fluorure de fluorure de manganese 7782-64-1 145 fluorure de baryum fluorure de baryum 1 RG32 7787-32-8 1 1 146 fluorure de cadmium fluorure de cadmium 1 RA42 ; RG61 7790-79-6 1 1 C1B M1B R1B 1 147 fluorure de calcium fluorure de calcium 1 RG32 7789-75-5 1 1 148 fluorure de lithium fluorure de lithium 1 RG32 7789-24-4 1 1 149 fluorure de fluorure de potassium 1 RG32 7789-23-3 1 1 150 fluorure de sodium fluorure de sodium 1 RG32 7681-49-4 1 1 151 autre sel de fluor autre sel de fluor 152 autre compose autre compose inorganique du fluor 153 iode et ses iode et ses composes inorganiques 154 iode iode 7553-56-2 155 isotope de l'iode isotope de l'iode 156 iode 123 iode 123 15715-08-9 157 iode 125 iode 125 158 iode 129 iode 129 159 iode 131 iode 131 160 iode 132 iode 132 161 acide de l'iode acide de l'iode 162 acide iodhydrique acide iodhydrique 10034-85-2 163 acide periodique acide periodique 10450-60-9 164 sel d'iode sel d'iode 165 iodite iodite 166 iodate iodate 167 periodate periodate 168 iodure iodure 169 autre sel d'iode autre sel d'iode 170 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l'iode 171 autre halogene et autre halogene et ses composes inorganiques 172 lanthanide et terres lanthanide et terres rares 173 erbium et ses erbium et ses composes inorganiques 174 erbium erbium 7440-52-0 175 isotope de l'erbium isotope de l'erbium 176 erbium 169 erbium 169 15840-13-8 177 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’erbium 178 europium et ses europium et ses composes inorganiques 179 europium europium 7440-53-1 180 autre compose autre compose inorganique de l’europium 181 cerium et ses cerium et ses composes inorganiques 182 cerium cerium 7440-45-1 183 autre compose autre compose inorganique du cerium 184 dysprosium et
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