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Each type of protective eyewear is designed to protect against specific hazards. Employers can identify the specific workplace hazards that threaten employees’ eyes and faces by completing a hazard assessment as outlined in the earlier section. Welding Operations The intense light associated with welding operations can cause serious and sometimes permanent eye damage if operators do not wear proper eye protection. The intensity of light or radiant energy produced by welding, cutting or brazing operations varies according to a number of factors including the task producing the light, the electrode size and the arc current. The following table shows the minimum protective shades for a variety of welding, cutting. | European Commission Green Public Procurement GPP Training Toolkit - Module 3 Purchasing Recommendations Office IT Equipment Background Product Report Toolkit developed for the European Commission by ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability 2008 Owner Editor European Commission DG Environment-G2 B-1049 Bruxelles Disclaimer The European Commission accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever with regard to the information presented in this document 1 GPP Training Toolkit Background product report Office IT equipment Final version Contents 1 SCOPE.5 1.1. Computers.5 1.2. Computer monitors.5 1.3. Office Imaging Equipment.6 2 KEY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS.8 2.1. Energy consumption for PCs notebooks and monitors.8 2.2. Energy consumption for imaging equipment.9 2.3. Hazardous Constituents.10 2.4. noise.10 2.5. Disposal and durability.11 2.6. Consumable materials for imaging equipment.11 2.7. Packaging. 12 2.8. Manufacturing.12 3 RELEVANT EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND LEGISLATION.14 3.1. Regulation on a Community energy-efficiency labelling programme for office equipment 14 3.2. Directive 2005 32 EC on the Eco-design Requirements for Energy-using products EuP .14 3.3. Directive 2002 96 EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE . 15 3.4. Directive 2002 95 EC on the Restriction of the use of Certain hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment.15 3.5. reach Regulation 1907 2006 .16 3.6. Directive on batteries and Accumulators and Waste batteries 2006 66 EC.17 4 ECOLABELS AND OTHER CRITERIA SOURCES.18 4.1. Ecolabel criteria covering energy consumption and noise.21 4.2. Ecolabels criteria covering other relevant aspects.24 5 VERIFICATION ISSUES.29 5.1. Energy use.29 5.2. Other environmental issues.29 6 LIFE-CYCLE COSTING CONSIDERATIONS.30 6.1. Computers.30 6.2. Notebooks.30 6.3. Monitors.30 6.4. Printers and copiers.30 7 CONCLUSIONS.32 8 RECOMMENDED CRITERIA OPTIONS - PCS NOTEBOOKS AND MONITORS.33 9 RECOMMENDED CRITERIA OPTIONS - IMAGING .
