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January 2025: What’s new in OSH standardisation?

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New standards publications, new works, registration of new subjects or comity creations… Below is the result of the monitoring that EUROGIP does, as part of its standardization activity in health and safety at work.

Here is the new “What’s new in OSH standardisation” for January 2025.

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