RADON: Definition and Requirements

☢️ Radon: The invisible danger you can no longer ignore.

It is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas... and yet it is the second leading cause of lung cancer in France, after tobacco. For EHS managers, radon is not just a public health issue; it is a strict regulatory requirement.

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How can we move from observation to action without getting lost in the complexity of the texts?

In this video, our expert Marie Faucon reminds us of the importance of a structured monitoring process for managing these specific risks.

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🔍 Here are the topics covered during these 3 minutes:

• What is radon?
• What are an employer's obligations regarding radon?
• What should you do if the average annual radon concentration in the air exceeds 300 Bq/m³?
• What should you do if the average annual radon concentration in the air exceeds 1,000 Bq/m³?

🎬 Watch this video to understand your obligations and learn how to address radon risks.