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the level of danger

the level of danger, Total:19 items.

In the international standard classification, the level of danger involves: Air quality, Occupational safety. Industrial hygiene, Medical sciences and health care facilities in general, Protection against crime, Geology. Meteorology. Hydrology, Character sets and information coding, Biology. Botany. Zoology.

General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China, the level of danger

• GB/T 5817-2009 Hazardous degree classification of workplace with dust
• GB 5044-1985 Classification of health hazard levels from occupational exposure to toxic substances
• GB 5817-1986 Classification of hazard levels due to exposure to industrial dust
• GB/T 42362-2023 Specification for evaluation of damage degree of groundwater aquifer damage in mining areas

Professional Standard-Safe Production, the level of danger

• AQ/T 4208-2010 Classification of health hazard levels of toxic chemicals workplace
• AQ 2017-2008 Classification method of public hazard levels for natural gas well involving hydrogen sulfide

Professional Standard-Ships, the level of danger

• CB/T 3745-1995 Comprehensive evaluation and classification of occupational hazards

Occupational Health Standard of the People's Republic of China, the level of danger

• GBZ 230-2010 Classification for hazards of occupational exposure to toxicant
• GBZ(卫生) 230-2010 Classification for hazards of occupational exposure to toxicant

National Health Commission of the People's Republic of China, the level of danger

• GBZ/T 230-2010 Hazard classification of occupational exposure to poisons

Professional Standard - Ministry of Public Security Logo, the level of danger

• GNn 36.2-1988 Hazard degree code of crime information management standard

Professional Standard - Labor and Labor Safety, the level of danger

• LD 84-1995 Rules of inspect for classification of hazard levels due to exposure to industrial dust

Professional Standard - Public Safety Standards, the level of danger

• GA 240.21-2003 The information management code in criminal offense - Part 21: Consequences code

Danish Standards Foundation, the level of danger

• DS/EN 1620:1999 Biotechnology - Large-scale process and production - Plant building according to the degree of hazard

Lithuanian Standards Office , the level of danger

• LST EN 1620-2000 Biotechnology - Large-scale process and production - Plant building according to the degree of hazard

AENOR, the level of danger

• UNE-EN 1620:1996 Biotechnology - Large-scale process and production - Plant building according to the degree of hazard

European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the level of danger

• EN 1620:1996 Biotechnology - Large-scale process and production - Plant building according to the degree of hazard

British Standards Institution (BSI), the level of danger

• BS EN 1620:1997 Biotechnology - Large-scale process and production - Plant building according to the degree of hazard

Association Francaise de Normalisation, the level of danger

• FD X42-205*FD CR 12739:1999 Biotechnology. Laboratories for research, development and analysis. Report on the selection of equipment needed for biotechnology laboratories according to the degree of hazard.

Others:   kind of degree, Exploration degree, data level, degree, Quantitative degree, the level of danger, degree of grinding, degree of grinding, degree sample, harm, Bacteria, Hazard classification of occupational exposure to poisons, Concern, gel degree, Adherence, nitrogen level, burn-in degree, degree analysis, asphalt level, Sample level.