Risks from building materials used in green construction

July 31, 2013

sustainability ●Consider the relative health risks in the selection of the type of wood used. Use for example the information in the publication ‘Less dust’ of the European social partners in the wood industry (pages 7-8): www.cei-bois.org/files/Less_dust_brochure_GB_CORR_cropped.pdf

●Decrease the exposure to wood dust when sanding or sawing by using exhaust ventilation by the machines. Check the available guidance in English for example at: www.cei-bois.org/files/Less_dust_brochure_GB_CORR_cropped.pdf

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