Research and analysis

Non-laser optical radiation in entertainment: exposure assessment

This report (HPA-CRCE-016) explains the impact of recent legislation on artificial optical radiation on the entertainment industry.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 1 March 2011

Documents

HPA-CRCE-016: assessment of personal exposures to non-laser optical radiation in entertainment

Ref: ISBN 978-0-85951-689-1

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Worker exposure to artificial optical radiation is now covered by legislation. The report explains the impact of the legislation on the entertainment industry and proposes a methodology for assessing the risks. Where practicable, manufacturer’s data may be used to assist with the risk assessment. A number of examples of assessments for a range of entertainment applications are included in annexes.

Published 1 March 2011