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January 2021: what’s new in OSH standardization?

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EUROGIP monitors newly published texts or work in progress at European (CEN) or international (ISO) level in the field of occupational health and safety (OHS) standardisation, one of its activities.

Within this framework, it publishes the results in a new “What’s new in OSH standardisation” for January 2021.

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