Working at height
Work at height is work performed on a surface at a height of at least 1.0 m above the floor or ground level.
Work at height does not include work on the surface, regardless of the height at which it is located, if the surface:
1. is covered on all sides to a height of at least 1.5 m with solid walls or walls with glazed windows
Biological agents
Harmful biological agents in the workplace
Harmful biological agents include:
• cell microorganisms, including genetically modified ones,
• cell-free units capable of replication or transfer of genetic material, including genetically modified ones,
• cell cultures,
Chemical agents
Chemical hazardous and harmful factors occurring in the work process are divided in respect to:
• type of action on the body: toxic, irritating, sensitizing, carcinogenic, mutagenic, harmful to reproductive functions, fertility in adult males and females.
• way of absorption into the body through: respiratory tract, skin and mucous membranes, digestive tract.
The promoter of the doctoral thesis of the scientist, entitled "Influence of friction stir welding technological parameters on the properties of the joints of selected aluminum alloys" is prof. Marek Szkodo. The reviewers are Mirosław Czechowski, PhD, DSc, Eng., professor at the GMU (Gdynia Maritime University), prof. Lucjan Śnieżek, PhD, DSc, Eng. (Military University of Technology), prof. Agata Dudek, PhD, DSc, Eng. (Częstochowa University of Technology).
Under the Program, it is possible to obtain funding to cover the costs of activities aimed at obtaining or extending international legal protection for an invention.
The conference "Baltic WINDUSTRY 2023: industrial research in offshore wind energy" is organized by the Offshore Wind Energy Center of Gdańsk University of Technology in cooperation with the Polish Wind Energy Association.
The results of the 5th stage of the allocation of places in student dormitories were published on the student accounts, which was dedicated to students who received an SH number but would like to change it.
The participants of the visit of 21-25 August included the representatives of Gdańsk University of Technology, AGH University of Kraków, Cracow University of Technology, Poznań University of Technology, Silesian University, Warsaw University of Technology and Wrocław University of Science and Technology.
The tenth seminar of the Advanced Materials Center will be held on September 12 at 1:00 pm in Auditorium 2 of WETI A (Building 41).
