ISO 9999 - Subclass and Divisions

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28 24 Assistive products for protection and safety in the workplace

Safety accessories for machines and tools, see 28 15 18.

28 24 03 Personal protective equipment for the workplace

Devices designed to be worn or held by an individual for protection against health and safety hazards.
Included are, e.g., products for head protection, eye protection, hearing protection, hand protection, foot protection, airway protection and whole-body protection, safety boots, protective work clothing and work belts.

Orthopedic footwear, see 06 33 00.

Clothes and shoes, see 09 03 00.

Body-worn assistive products for body protection, see 09 06 00.

Products for skin protection and skin cleaning, see 09 21 00.

28 24 06 Assistive products for controlling illumination in the workplace

Devices for regulating lighting conditions at the workplace.

Assistive products to control illumination, see 27 03 15.

28 24 09 Assistive products for reducing vibration in the workplace

Devices or materials for dampening vibrations at the workplace.

Assistive products to reduce vibrations, see 27 03 12.

28 24 12 Air cleaners for the workplace

Devices that remove pollutants at the workplace from the air.

Air cleaners, see 27 03 06.

28 24 15 Assistive products for noise reduction at work

Devices or materials that reduce or absorb noise at the workplace.
Included are, e.g., sound-absorbing materials.

Assistive products to reduce noise, see 27 03 09.

28 24 18 Safety devices for the workplace and surrounding areas at work

Devices which are applied in rooms and buildings to minimize hazards.
Included are, e.g., path markings, non-slip floor coverings, and fire-resistant floor coverings.

Non-slip bath mats, non-slip shower mats and non-slip tapes, see 09 33 06.

Floor coverings, see 18 24 15.

Non-slip materials for floors and stairs, see 18 33 03.

28 24 21 Special software for preventing and reducing physical or mental stress

Software for the avoidance and reduction of subjectively felt states of stress at work.
Included are, e.g., guided stress reduction and relaxation programs, body awareness programs and time management programs.

28 24 24 Assistive products for recuperation at work

Devices which help a person to recover from mental and physical fatigue at the workplace.

Equipment for movement, strength and balance training, see 04 48 00.

28 24 89 Other products for protection and safety in the workplace

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