Chromium (VI) and cement - health and safety - cements, Cr(VI) and reducing agents

Fact Sheet 10.2

MPA Cement, 2015
Chromium (VI) and cement - health and safety - cements, Cr(VI) and reducing agents Download document

Document Status

Current

Supplement

Core Supplement

Series

Fact Sheet

Abstract

Covers the health and safety aspects for cement-related chromium (VI), looking at composition and reducing agents.

Author

Taylor, M. G.

History

Document no.: ST/FS/10.2. First published as: BCA FAS 10.2 Chromium (VI) legislation for cement. Health and safety - cements, chromium (VI) and reducing agents, April 2003. Revision 7 - published by MPAC: 25 March 2013. Revision 8 - published 27 July 2015.

Subjects

  • In situ concrete/cement
  • Special subject areas
  • Construction products directive (CPD)/Construction products regulation (CPR)
  • Cement
  • Chemicals/hazardous substances
  • Materials
  • Health and safety
  • REACH
  • European Union

Publisher History

Previously known as the British Cement Association before merging with the Quarry Products Association and The Concrete Centre to form the Mineral Products Association, MPA Cement is the trade and research organisation representing the UK's cement industry at national and European levels.

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