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Evaluation des risques d'exposition à l'isopropanol lors de l'utilisation d'une chapelle de laboratoire et extrapolation aux substances CMR

2025

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Clause de non-responsabilité Le travail de projet du groupe C11 constitue une partie intégrante des études postgrades DAS (Diploma of Advanced Studies) Work+Health. Ce travail de projet ainsi que le rapport associé ont été réalisés par des étudiants du programme DAS Work+Health. Les étudiants ont effectué ce travail dans le cadre de leur statut d'étudiants et à titre d'exercice pratique. Par conséquent, l'Université de Zurich, l'Université de Lausanne ainsi que les étudiants ayant participé à ce projet et à la rédaction du présent rapport déclinent toute responsabilité quant à d'éventuelles erreurs ou insuffisances dans les mesures réalisées, les résultats de mesure obtenus, l'interprétation de ces résultats ou les recommandations formulées dans ce rapport. Ce rapport doit être considéré et utilisé uniquement comme un travail académique d'étudiants et comme le résultat d'un exercice pratique réalisé dans le cadre de leur formation. Décembre 2025 Ce travail a été réalisé sous la direction de Jean-Michel Poffet, hygiéniste du travail à l'EPFL, et avec le soutien logistique et financier du Service OHS de l'EPFL.

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2025

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