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Royal Decree 1299 / 2006, Of 10 November, Which Approves The Picture Of Occupational Diseases In The Social Security System And Establish Criteria For The Notification And Registration.

Original Language Title: Real Decreto 1299/2006, de 10 de noviembre, por el que se aprueba el cuadro de enfermedades profesionales en el sistema de la Seguridad Social y se establecen criterios para su notificación y registro.

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Royal Decree 1299/2006 of 10 November, approving the table of occupational diseases in the social security system and establishing criteria for their notification and registration.

The Declaration for Social Dialogue, signed in July 2004 by the government, trade union organizations and business organizations, established the general framework of priorities in the social field, in which special attention is given to the social security system.

Following an extensive process of dialogue, the parties to the declaration indicated on 13 July 2006 signed an Agreement on Social Security Measures, including the adoption of a new list of occupational diseases which, following Commission Recommendation 2003 /670/EC of 19 September 2003 on the European list of occupational diseases, will bring the existing list into line with the current productive reality, as well as the new production and organisational processes. It was also agreed to amend the notification and registration system, in order to bring about hidden occupational diseases and to prevent the underdevelopment of such diseases.

In fact, the information available indicates that the protection deficiencies for workers affected by this professional contingency are largely derived not only from the lack of updating of the list of occupational diseases, but in particular from the deficiencies of their notification, produced by a procedure that has been proven inefficient, without sufficient linkage with the medical professional who has the competence to qualify the contingency or with the other who can issue a diagnosis of suspicion. As a result, since these elements are considered to be decisive for the configuration of an effective system of notification and registration, it seems appropriate to include them in this standard.

As regards the updating of the picture of occupational diseases in the social security system, it must be borne in mind that the table currently in force was approved by Royal Decree 1995/1978 of 12 May, the date from which considerable progress has been made in the industrial processes, with the consequent introduction of new elements and substances and, at the same time, research and progress in the scientific field and in the field of medicine allow a better understanding of the mechanisms of emergence of certain diseases. This is the first time that we have been working.

Furthermore, the European Recommendation on occupational diseases recommends that Member States introduce into their legislative, regulatory or administrative provisions the list of diseases whose professional origin has been scientifically recognised, as set out in Annex I thereto, and which also seek to introduce the diseases listed in Annex II into those provisions, which are not listed in Annex I but whose origin and professional character could be established in the future.

Similarly, account must be taken of the existence of standards of legal status, such as Article 116 of the recast text of the General Law of Social Security, approved by the Royal Legislative Decree 1/1994, of 20 June, which entrusts the implementing and development provisions to the approval of the cadre of occupational diseases in the field of the General System of Social Security, extended to other special regimes whose protective action includes the contingency of professional illness. Together with it, Article 6 (g) of the Law 31/1995 of 8 November, on the Prevention of Occupational Risks, entrusts to the regulatory standards for the development of the procedure for the qualification of occupational diseases, as well as the requirements and procedures for the communication and information to the competent authority of the damages arising from the work, although the additional provision of the law itself refers to the regulations of Social Security in terms of the concept and legal regime established for the contingency of occupational disease.

All of this determines the need to modify the currently existing professional disease table, for updating and accommodating the aforementioned recommendation and to comply with the aforementioned provisions, which is carried out through this royal decree.

At the same time, and in order to guarantee to the maximum the declaration of all cases of occupational disease, as well as to facilitate its notification and communication, it is considered necessary to modify the mechanism of initiation currently in force, attributing to the managing body or collaborator that diagnoses the occupational disease its implementation, with the collaboration of the entrepreneur, with which the formalities are streamlined and simplified, freeing it, moreover, of the difficulties involved in the implementation of the mechanism of notification and communication of occupational diseases, outside of their entrepreneurial activity.

In the elaboration of this royal decree, the National Commission on Safety and Health at Work has been heard and the most representative trade union organizations and business associations have been consulted.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, in agreement with the Council of State and after deliberation of the Council of Ministers at its meeting on November 10, 2006.

D I S P O N G O:

Article 1. Approval of the table of occupational diseases.

The table of occupational diseases set out in Annex 1 to this royal decree is approved, as well as the supplementary list of diseases whose professional origin is suspected, which is listed as Annex 2, and whose inclusion in Annex 1 could be envisaged in the future.

Article 2. Updating of the occupational diseases table.

1. The change in the table of occupational diseases referred to in the previous article will be carried out by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs and will require the prior report of the Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs and the National Commission on Safety and Health at Work. The scientific report that supports the proposed amendment should be carried out by a joint technical committee of both ministries.

2. Diseases not listed in Annex 1 which are incorporated as occupational diseases into the European list shall be included by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs in the table of occupational diseases approved by this royal decree, following a report by the Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs.

Article 3. Qualification of occupational diseases.

The qualification of the diseases as professionals corresponds to the respective managing body, without prejudice to their processing as such by the collaborating entities that assume the protection of the professional contingencies, in accordance with the competences and system of resources collected in the Royal Decree 1300/1995, of July 21, for which it develops, in the field of labor inabilities of the system of Social Security, Law 42/1994, of December 30, of fiscal, administrative and social measures, and norms of development.

It is also for the managing body to determine the occupational nature of the disease in relation to workers who are not in a high situation.

Article 4. Preparation and processing of the parts of occupational disease.

1. In the case of occupational disease, and without prejudice to the business obligations arising from Article 23 of Law 31/1995 of 8 November 1995 on the Prevention of Occupational Risks, the managing body or contributor who takes over the protection of professional contingencies shall draw up and deal with the relevant part of the occupational disease in the terms laid down by the implementing and development provisions.

2. The undertaking shall provide the managing body or contributor with the information it holds and which is required for the preparation of the party referred to in the previous paragraph.

Article 5. Communication of diseases that could be qualified as professionals.

When the medical practitioners of the National Health System, on the occasion of their professional actions, have knowledge of the existence of a disease listed in Annex 1 which could be classified as professional, or of those listed in Annex 2, and whose professional origin is suspected, they shall communicate it to the appropriate effects, through the competent body of each Autonomous Community and the cities with the Autonomy Statute, to the managing body, to the qualification effects provided for in Article 3 and, where appropriate, to the contributing entity of the Social security to take over the protection of professional contingencies. The same communication shall be made by the preventive service, where appropriate.

Additional disposition first. Model of part of occupational disease.

The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will approve the new model of a part of professional illness to have effects on the entry into force of this royal decree. At the same time, it shall regulate the procedure for processing, as well as its transmission by electronic means, in such a way as to ensure the fluidity of the information between the managing or contributing entity, the company, the labour administration, the Labour and Social Security Inspectorate, the prevention services, where appropriate, and other institutions concerned.

Additional provision second. Documentation, recording and analysis of occupational diseases.

In the Directorate-General for Social Security Management of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, there will be an administrative unit responsible for collecting and analysing documentation on occupational diseases.

Such functions as registration and analysis and investigation of occupational diseases may be carried out in collaboration with the technical bodies of the Ministries of Labour and Social Affairs and Health and Consumer Affairs and the competent bodies of the autonomous communities, in the form that is determined in the implementing and development provisions and without prejudice to the competences that may correspond to other public administrations.

Single transient arrangement. Transitional application of the rules for the communication and processing of occupational diseases.

As long as the new model of a part of the occupational disease is not approved and the procedure for its processing is regulated, it will be applicable in respect to these matters the regulations in force.

Single repeal provision. Repealed rules.

As many provisions of equal or lower rank are repealed, they oppose the provisions of this royal decree. Royal Decree 1995/1978 of 12 May 1978, approving the table of occupational diseases in the social security system, and the list of occupational diseases listed in the Annex thereto, as well as the list of occupational diseases and the list of works at risk of producing them, are hereby repealed, which is annexed to Decree 3772/1972 of 23 December 1972 on the general regulation of the Special Agricultural Social Security System.

Final disposition first. Development of technical criteria.

The technical bodies of the Ministries of Labor and Social Affairs and Health and Consumer Affairs will draw up a guide to the symptoms and pathologies related to the agent causing the occupational disease, which will serve as a source of information and help for its diagnosis.

Final disposition second. Powers of development.

The Minister of Labor and Social Affairs is empowered to dictate the implementing and development provisions of this royal decree.

Final disposition third. Entry into force.

This royal decree will enter into force on 1 January 2007.

Given in Madrid, on November 10, 2006.

JOHN CARLOS R.

The Minister of Labour and Social Affairs,

JESUS CALDERA SANCHEZ-CAPTAIN

ANNEX 1

Professional disease table

Group 1: Professional diseases caused by chemical agents.

Group 2: Professional diseases caused by physical agents.

Group 3: Professional diseases caused by biological agents.

Group 4: Occupational diseases caused by inhalation of substances and agents not covered by other paragraphs.

Group 5: Professional skin diseases caused by substances and agents not included in any of the other sections.

Group 6: Professional diseases caused by carcinogens.

ANNEX 1

Professional disease table (coding)

	Agent	Sub- agent	Acti-	Code	Professional diseases with the relationship of the main activities capable of producing them
1					Professional diseases caused by chemical agents

		01

									1A0101	arsenic mining, copper smelting, production and use of arsenical pesticides, herbicides and insecticides, glass production.
			02	1A0102	Calcination, smelting, and refining of arseniferous minerals.
			03	1A0103	Manufacturing and employing insecticides and anti-riptogramics containing arsenic compounds.
			04	1A0104	Manufacturing and employing colorants and paints containing arsenic compounds.
			05	1A0105	Treatment of hides and woods with storage agents based on arsenals.
			06	1A0106	How to store skins.
			07	1A0107	Pyrotechnics.
			08	1A0108	Processes or procedures involving the use and/or detachment of arsenic trihydride (hydrogen arsenate/arsin/arsenamine).
			09	1A0109	Pharmaceutical industry.
			10	1A0110	Preparing sulfuric acid from pyrite arsenals.
			11	1A0111	Use of arsenious anhydride in glass manufacturing.
			12	1A0112	Making silicon steel.
			13	1A0113	Disembedded boilers.
			14	1A0114	Metal Decapate.
			15	1A0115	Metal cleaning.
			16	1A0116	electrolytic coating of metals.
			17	1A0117	Rubber industry.
			18	1A0118	Making and using insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides.
			19	1A0119	Industry for Arsening Dyes.
			20	1A0120	Aleation with Other Metals (Pb). Refining of Cu, Pb, Zn, Co (present as impurity).
			21	1A0121	Copper production.
			22	1A0122	Wood industry: Wood printing with arsenic salts, wood mechanization printed with arsenic compounds.
			23	1A0123	Manufacture of glass: preparation and mixing of the paste, fusion and casting, handling of additives.
			24	1A0124	Taxidermia.
			25	1A0125	Art Restores.
			26	1A0126	Using Arsenical Composites in Electronics.
			27	1A0127	Manufacture of munitions and polarization batteries.
		02			Berilio (glucinium) and its compounds
					Manipulation and employment of beryllium and its compounds (double fluorine of glucinium and sodium), and especially:
			01	1A0201	Mining and metallurgy of beryllium, aerospace industry, nuclear industry.
			02	1A0202	Removing the beryllium from the minerals.
			03	1A0203	Preparing alloys and beryllium compounds.
			04	1A0204	Manufacture of crystals, ceramics, porcelain, and highly refractory products.
			05	1A0205	Making nuclear reactor control bars.
		03			cadmium and its compounds:
					Industrial preparation and employment of cadmium, and especially:
			01	1A0301	Preparation of cadmium for zinc, copper or lead processing.
			02	1A0302	Manufacture of nickel-cadmium accumulators.
			03	1A0303	Manufacture of caddy pigments for paints, enamels, plastic materials, paper, rubber, pyrotechnics.
			04	1A0304	Manufacture of fluorescent lamps.
			05	1A0305	electrolytic Cadmit.
			06	1A0306	Soldering and oxycorte parts with cadmium.
			07	1A0307	Processed waste containing cadmium.
			08	1A0308	Making nuclear reactor control bars.
			09	1A0309	Manufacture of photoelectric cells.
			10	1A0310	Manufacture of welding rods.
			11	1A0311	Iron or steel smelting furnace jobs.
			12	1A0312	Fusion and glass casting.
			13	1A0313	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing cadmium.
			14	1A0314	Barnized and Glazed Ceramics.
			15	1A0315	Treatment of hazardous waste in public sanitation activities.
			16	1A0316	Manufacture of pesticides.
			17	1A0317	Manufacture of dental amalgam.
			18	1A0318	Manufacture of jewelry.
		04			Trivalent chrome and its
					Preparing, employing, and manipulating chromium compounds, especially chromates, alkaline dicromates, and chromic acid, primarily:
			01	1A0401	Manufacture of catalysts, chemicals for tanning, and wood treatment products containing chromium compounds.
			02	1A0402	Manufacturing and employing pigments, colorants, and paints based on chromium compounds.
			03	1A0403	Sawing and machining of wood treated with chromium compounds.
			04	1A0404	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing chromium.
			05	1A0405	Curated skins.
			06	1A0406	Preparing photo-engraving clichés by bicromated colloids.
			07	1A0407	Manufacture of matches or matches.
			08	1A0408	Galvanoplasty and treatment of metal surfaces with chromium.
			09	1A0409	Decapation and cleaning of metals and glass (sulfocromic acid or chromic acid).
			10	1A0410	Manufacture of alkaline chromates.
			11	1A0411	Littoprints.
			12	1A0412	Manufacture of stainless steels.
			13	1A0413	Jobs that involve welding and oxycorte of stainless steels.
			14	1A0414	Manufacture of cement and its derivatives.
			15	1A0415	Processed with chromium-containing waste.
		05			Fosforum and its
					Preparing, employing and manipulating phosphorus, and especially:
			01	1A0501	Manufacturing, employment, and handling of white phosphorus.
			02	1A0502	Manufacture of red phosphorus.
			03	1A0503	Processes in which phosphine can occur, such as the generation of acetylene, the cleaning of metals with phosphoric acid, etc.
			04	1A0504	Manufacture of matches.
			05	1A0505	Manufacturing and using insecticides or rodenticides.
			06	1A0506	Using phosphorus, phosphoric acid, and phosphorus inorganic compounds in the chemical, pharmaceutical, graphical, and agricultural products industries.
			07	1A0507	Removing the phosphorus from the minerals that contain it and from the bones.
			08	1A0508	Making and using ferrosilicon, manganosiliceo, calcium carbides, and calcium cyanamide when they contain phosphorus residues and when those operations are done in the presence of moisture.
			09	1A0509	Making explosives and detonators.
		06			Manganese and its
					Extraction, preparation, transport, handling, and employment of manganese and its compounds, and especially:
			01	1A0601	Extraction, handling, transport and treatment of pyrolysite, manganite, silomelane and rodoprosita.
			02	1A0602	Manufacture of ferrous and non-ferrous alloys with manganese dioxide, especially ferromantics (Martin-Siemens steel).
			03	1A0603	Manufacture of dry stacks.
			04	1A0604	Manufacture of glass to manganese.
			05	1A0605	Manufacture of manganese briquets.
			06	1A0606	Soldering with manganese compounds.
			07	1A0607	Preparing enamels.
			08	1A0608	Preparing potassium permanganate.
			09	1A0609	Manufacture of colorants and dryers containing manganese compounds.
			10	1A0610	Aging of tiles.
			11	1A0611	Handling and transporting Thomas slag.
			12	1A0612	Preparing, using, maintaining, and transports manganese sulfate fertilizers.
			13	1A0613	Battery manufacturing.
			14	1A0614	Chemical industry as an oxidizing agent, oxygen preparation, chlorine, food additive manufacturing; use as an anti-trigger agent.
			15	1A0615	Soldering with manganese electrodes.
			16	1A0616	Skin Curtid.
			17	1A0617	Using manganic organ compounds as fuel oil additives and some unleaded naphthas.
		07			Mercury and its
					Removing, treating, preparing, employing, and manipulating mercury, its amalgams, combinations, and any product that contains it, and especially:
			01	1A0701	Removing and recovering metal in mines and in waste industrial.
			02	1A0702	Treatment of auriferous and argentifying minerals.
			03	1A0703	Golden, silver, watertight, tan, and damask with the help of mercury or its salts.
			04	1A0704	Electrolysis with mercury.
			05	1A0705	Chlorine electrolytic production.
			06	1A0706	Preparing zinc amalgamated for electrical stacks.
			07	1A0707	Manufacture and repair of mercury electrical accumulators.
			08	1A0708	Battery manufacturing.
			09	1A0709	Manufacture and repair of thermometers, barometers, mercury pumps, incandescent lamps, radio lamps, radiographic tubes, current rectifiers, and other devices containing it.
			10	1A0710	Jobs in photography labs.
			11	1A0711	Use of mercury or its compounds as catalysts.
			12	1A0712	Preparing and using amalgam and mercury compounds.
			13	1A0713	Manufacture and use of cinnabar-based anti-corrosive paints and pigments.
			14	1A0714	Preparing and treating hair in skins and analog materials.
			15	1A0715	Preparing and using fungicides for grain conservation.
			16	1A0716	Manufacturing and employing mercury fulminate baits.
			17	1A0717	Preparing pharmaceutical specialties that contain it.
		08			Nickel and its
			01	1A0801	Nickel smelting and refining, stainless steel production, battery manufacturing.
			02	1A0802	Nickel production by the Mond process.
			03	1A0803	Metals electrolytic nickel.
			04	1A0804	Jewellery work.
			05	1A0805	Manufacture of alloys with nickel (copper, manganese, zinc, chromium, iron, molybdenum).
			06	1A0806	Manufacture of special steels to nickel (ferronikel).
			07	1A0807	Manufacture of accumulators to nickel-cadmium.
			08	1A0808	Jobs as a catalyst in the chemical industry.
			09	1A0809	Jobs involving welding and stainless steel oxycorte.
			10	1A0810	Iron and Stainless Steel Smelting Furnace Jobs.
			11	1A0811	Unloading and cleaning cast parts.
			12	1A0812	Ceramic and glass industry.
			13	1A0813	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing nickel.
			14	1A0814	Processing of waste containing nickel.
		09			Lead and its
					Removing, treating, preparing, and employing lead, its minerals, its alloys, its combinations, and all products containing it, and especially:
			01	1A0901	Extraction, treatment, metallurgy, refining, smelting, rolling and emptying of lead, of its alloys and of plumbiker metals.
			02	1A0902	Manufacturing, welding, rewinding, and polishing of lead objects or their alloys.
			03	1A0903	Stated with help of lead alloys.
			04	1A0904	Recovery of old lead and plumbiker metals.
			05	1A0905	Manufacture of zinc; melting of old zinc and lead in ingots.
			06	1A0906	Temple in lead bath and clamber of the temperate steels in the lead bath.
			07	1A0907	Metal coating by lead spray or blank filling.
			08	1A0908	Manufacturing and repairing lead accumulators.
			09	1A0909	Manufacture of ammunition and pyrotechnic articles.
			10	1A0910	Manufacture and application of paints, lacquers, varnishes, or lead compounds based inks.
			11	1A0911	Work with blowtorch coated with plumbiferous paints.
			12	1A0912	Plumbing Jobs.
			13	1A0913	Print Jobs.
			14	1A0914	Crompolithography made with plumbiferous powders.
			15	1A0915	Diamonds where lead "drops" are used.
			16	1A0916	Glass industry.
			17	1A0917	Ceramic and pottery industry.
			18	1A0918	Construction industry.
			19	1A0919	Manufacture and handling of the oxides and lead salts.
			20	1A0920	Using lead organic compounds in the manufacture of plastic materials.
			21	1A0921	Manufacture and handling of lead (tetramethyl lead, tetraethyl lead): preparation and manipulation of the gasolines containing them and cleaning the tanks.
			22	1A0922	Preparing and employing insecticides with lead compounds.
		10			Talio and its
			01	1A1001	Extraction of the pyrite mineral thallium.
			02	1A1002	Preparing, manipulating, and employing rodenticides.
			03	1A1003	Production and employment of thallium salts.
			04	1A1004	Using thallium and its compounds in the pharmaceutical industry, glass industry, in the manufacture of dyes and pigments and in pyrotechnics.
			05	1A1005	Manufacture of infrared-sensitive photoelectric cells.
		11			Vanadium and its
					Getting and employing the vanadium and its compounds or products containing it, and especially:
			01	1A1101	Metal vanadium production.
			02	1A1102	Jobs of vanadium oxides as catalysts in chemical industry oxidation processes and as revealing and photo sensitizers.
			03	1A1103	Boiler and tank cleanings, fuel oil ovens.
			04	1A1104	Preparing vanadium pentoxides used, among other purposes, in the production of aluminum minerals.
			05	1A1105	Manufacture of ferrovanadium.
	B				METALLOIDS
		01			Antimony and derivatives
					Jobs that expose inhalation of antimony powders, fumes, and vapors, especially:
			01	1B0101	Extraction of antimony-containing minerals and their grinding, sifting, and concentrate processes.
			02	1B0102	Packaging of antimony oxide.
			03	1B0103	Soldering with antimony.
			04	1B0104	Manufacturing semiconductors.
			05	1B0105	Manufacture of battery plates and cable-lined material.
			06	1B0106	Manufacture of paints, varnishes, glass, ceramics (antimony pentoxide).
			07	1B0107	Manufacture of explosives and pigments for the rubber industry (antimony trisulfide).
			08	1B0108	Use in the rubber and pharmaceutical industry (antimony pentachloride).
			09	1B0109	Manufacture of colorants and use in ceramics (antimony trifluoride).
	C
		01			Bromo and its inorganic
					Production, employment, and manipulation of the bromine and its inorganic compounds, and primarily:
			01	1C0101	Production of the Chlorine Displacement bromine.
			02	1C0102	Production of inorganic bromine compounds.
			03	1C0103	Manufacture of combustible additives.
			04	1C0104	Using inorganic bromides as reducing agents and catalysts.
			05	1C0105	Photo Industry.
			06	1C0106	bleaching agent.
			07	1C0107	Disinfection of water.
			08	1C0108	Gas anti-trigger compound.
			09	1C0109	Removing gold.
			10	1C0110	Chemical and pharmaceutical industry.
		02			Cloro and its inorganic
					Production, employment, and manipulation of chlorine and its inorganic compounds, and primarily:
			01	1C0201	electrolytic chlorine production process.
			02	1C0202	Extraction and liquefaction of the chlorine.
			03	1C0203	Transport and handling of liquefied chlorine.
			04	1C0204	Manufacture of chlorinated derivatives in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	1C0205	bleaching and bleaching processes in industries, textiles, trash, and artificial fibers.
			06	1C0206	Using chlorine in water treatment.
			07	1C0207	Pyrotechnics.
			08	1C0208	Manufacture of matches and fulminants.
			09	1C0209	Employment as a herbicide and defoliant.
		03			Fluor and its
					Removing fluorinated minerals, manufacturing the hydrofluoric acid, handling and employing the or its derivatives and especially:
			01	1C0301	Removing the fluoride compounds from the minerals (spato-fluorine and creolite).
			02	1C0302	Aluminium manufacturing.
			03	1C0303	Manufacture of organic and inorganic fluorine compounds.
			04	1C0304	Using the fluorine compounds in the extraction and refining of metals (from nickel, copper, gold, silver).
			05	1C0305	Employment of the fluorides in the foundries and to coat the welder rods.
			06	1C0306	Use hydrofluoric acid in the chemical processes as an attack agent (glass industry, metal pickling, graphite cleaning, metals, crystals, etc.) and as a catalyst.
			07	1C0307	Employment of fluorides as a bite on the wool dye.
			08	1C0308	Use of fluorides as a bleaching agent.
			09	1C0309	Use in the food industry (preserved fruit juices, sugars, spirituales, beer fermentation, etc.).
			10	1C0310	Use of fluoride compounds as insecticide, pesticide, rodenticide, and for wood conservation.
			11	1C0311	Treatment of hides and skins.
		04			Yodo and its inorganic
					Production, employment, and manipulation of iodine and its inorganic compounds, and especially:
			01	1C0401	Using iodine as an oxidizing agent.
			02	1C0402	Removing the iodine from algae, from the salitre of Chile, and in the course of certain operations such as oil refining.
			03	1C0403	Use in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and photographic industry.
	D				INORGANIC ACIDS
		01			nitric acid
			01	1D0101	Manufacture of nitric acid.
			02	1D0102	Production of organic fertilizers, explosives, nitrocellulose, artificial silk, and synthetic leather, varnishes, lacquers, colorants, and collodium.
			03	1D0103	Decapado, fixing, biting, tuning damasquinate, electrolytic coating of metals.
			04	1D0104	Recorded to strong water.
			05	1D0105	Manufacture of felt and glass beads.
			06	1D0106	Production of metal nitrates, oxalic, phthalic or sulfuric acids, nitrites and nitrous acids, trinitrophenol, trinitrotoluene, nitroglycerin, ethylene glycol dinitrate.
			07	1D0107	Manufacture of jewelry, pharmaceutical industry, and certain printing procedures.
		02			Sulphuric acid and sulfur

				1D0201	sulphuric acid production
			02	1D0202	Refine of rich sulfur minerals.
			03	1D0203	Processes in which the combustion of sulfur-rich carbons is involved.
					sulfuric acid:
			04	1D0204	Production, storage, and manipulation of sulfuric acid.
			05	1D0205	Manufacture of waxed paper.
			06	1D0206	Explosives industry.
			07	1D0207	Refined vegetable oils.
			08	1D0208	Carboning of wool fabrics.
			09	1D0209	Oil Purification.
			10	1D0210	Uses as acid for accumulator in electrolysis, in the chemical industry (production of fertilizers), and laboratories.
					Sulphur dioxide:
			11	1D0211	Sulphur Combustion (fossil fuels) and metal ore refineries.
			12	1D0212	Uses as refrigerant, rubber vulcanization, bleaching agent, and for the production of sulfuric acid.
					sulfuric Trioxide:
			13	1D0213	The intermediate product in the production of sulphuric acid and oleum; it is used for the sulfonation of organic acids.
		03			Sulphoric
			01	1D0301	Jobs in abattoir rot pits or tanning facilities.
			02	1D0302	Body exhumation jobs.
			03	1D0303	Sewer and sewer jobs.
			04	1D0304	Underground Jobs.
			05	1D0305	Excavations.
			06	1D0306	Hemp and Hemp Enriate.
			07	1D0307	Processes of the chemical industry in which sulfurated hydrogen is involved.
			08	1D0308	Manufacture of synthetic textile fibers.
			09	1D0309	Oil Refineries.
			10	1D0310	Manufacture of industrial gases.
			11	1D0311	Sugar Refineries.
		04			Cyanhydride acid, cyanides, cyanogen compounds, and acrylonitriles
			01	1D0401	Preparing liquid cyanhydride, cyanides, ferrocyanide, and other derivatives.
			02	1D0402	Using gaseous hydrocyanic acid in the fight against parasitic insects in agriculture and against rodents.
			03	1D0403	Obtaining precious metals (gold and silver) by cyanide.
			04	1D0404	Manufacture of jewelry.
			05	1D0405	Cyanide employment in the operations of galvanoplasty (nickel, cadmiate, cashed, etc.).
			06	1D0406	Thermal processing of metal parts.
			07	1D0407	Manufacture of "plexiglas" (acetonacianhydrin).
			08	1D0408	Using acrylonitrile as a pesticide.
			09	1D0409	Making and manipulating calcium cyanamide and using it as a fertilizer.
			10	1D0410	Production of acrylates, ammonium salts, cyanogen, and other synthetic chemicals.
			11	1D0411	Manufacture of clean metals.
			12	1D0412	Manufacture of dyes, plastic pigments, and synthetic fibers.
			13	1D0413	gaseous emissions in blast furnaces, coke ovens, or polyurethane foam combustion.
			14	1D0414	Laboratory use.
	E				ORGANIC ACIDS
		01			formic acid, acetic acid, oxalic acid, abietic acid, plicatic acid, etc.
			01	1E0101	Manufacture of organic acids and their salts.
			02	1E0102	Use in the textile industry.
			03	1E0103	Use in the chemical industry.
			04	1E0104	Use in the food industry.
			05	1E0105	Use in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry.
			06	1E0106	Employment in the metallurgical, rubber, and photography industry.
			07	1E0107	Manufacture of quitamwide products.
			08	1E0108	Manufacture of acetylsalicylic acid.
			09	1E0109	Using metal acid cleaning.
			10	1E0110	Using the metal electrosilver.
			11	1E0111	Use in the textile industry.
			12	1E0112	Manufacturing and using adhesives and resins.
			13	1E0113	Using the Trash Industry.
			14	1E0114	Using the plastic industry.
			15	1E0115	Using as disinfectants and herbicides.
			16	1E0116	Using as lab reagents.
					The formic acid can also appear in:
			17	1E0117	The leather industry as a neutralizer, to dye, remove hair, etc.
			18	1E0118	Preparing cable for welding.
			19	1E0119	The electronics industry.
					Acetic acid can also appear in:
			20	1E0120	Use in lithography.
			21	1E0121	Solvent of varnishes and paints.
					The propionic acid can also appear in:
			22	1E0122	Using as a fungicide.
			23	1E0123	Using as grain and wood preservatives.
	F				ALCOHOLS AND PHENOLS
		01			alcohols
			01	1F0101	Using in organic synthesis.
			02	1F0102	Manufacture of alcohol and its halogenated compounds.
			03	1F0103	Making formaldehyde.
			04	1F0104	Manufacture and use of solvents or diluents for colorants, paints, lacquers, varnishes, natural and synthetic resins, degreasants, and chitamanches.
			05	1F0105	Manufacture and use of varnishes and insulating layers for the electrical industry (diacetone-alcohol acetone).
			06	1F0106	Manufacture of aniline (methanol) colors.
			07	1F0107	Cosmetics industry, perfumes, soaps, and detergents.
			08	1F0108	Fruit essence manufacturing.
			09	1F0109	Pharmaceutical industry.
			10	1F0110	Manufacture of antifreeze liquids, hydraulic brake liquids, synthetic lubricants, etc.
			11	1F0111	Rubber industry and synthetic hides.
			12	1F0112	Artificial textile fibre industry.
			13	1F0113	Explosives industry.
			14	1F0114	Oil refinery industry.
			15	1F0115	Using alcohols as dehydrating or antigerminative agents.
		02			Phenols, homologues, and their halogen, pentachlorophenol, hydroxybenzonitrile
			01	1F0201	Manufacture of derivatives, particularly explosives (nitrated derivatives).
			02	1F0202	Manufacture of polyepoxide bachelite and polycarbonates.
			03	1F0203	Timber
			04	1F0204	Industries of synthetic fibers (polyamides, etc.).
			05	1F0205	Oil
			06	1F0206	Manufacture of detergents, colorants, additives for oils, etc.
			07	1F0207	Manufacturing and handling pesticides and products for weed control.
			08	1F0208	Pharmaceutical industry.
			09	1F0209	Processing of hard coal, lighting gas, and heating of certain plastic materials.
			10	1F0210	Product chemistry synthesis.
			11	1F0211	Manufacture of pigments.
	G				ALDEHYDES
		01			Aldehydes: acetaldehyde, acrylic aldehyde, benzoic aldehyde, formaldehyde and glutaraldehyde
			01	1G0101	Manufacture of aldehydes and their compounds.
			02	1G0102	Jobs in the chemical, textile and pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food industry.
			03	1G0103	Intermediate products in numerous organic synthesis processes.
			04	1G0104	Manufacture of disinfectants, dyes, pharmaceuticals, perfumes, explosives, flavor enhancers, resins, antioxidants, varnishes, yeasts, photographic products, rubber, plastics, high molecular weight polymers, pesticides, etc.
			05	1G0105	Using as solvents.
			06	1G0106	Using as herbicides and pesticides.
			07	1G0107	Using as disinfectants.
			08	1G0108	Using formaldehyde in sterilization and disinfection.
			09	1G0109	Using the formol as a disinfectant, deodorant, bactericide, and so on.
			10	1G0110	Using acetaldehyde in the manufacture of vinegar and in the azogate of mirrors.
			11	1G0111	Using the acrolein in the soap factories, in the electroplating, in the welding of metal parts.
			12	1G0112	The use of adhesives and queues with formol polymers may involve exposure to formaldehyde.
			13	1G0113	The combustion of fossil fuels, wood, and oil heating produces acrolein.
	H				ALIPHATIC
		01			Saturated or non-saturated aliphatic hydrocarbons; cyclic or non-constituent ether, petroleum and gasoline. Saturated: alkanes, paraffins.
			01	1H0101	Oil distillation and refining.
			02	1H0102	The "cracking" and "reforming", procedures essentially intended to modify the structure of hydrocarbons.
			03	1H0103	Using distillation products such as solvents, fuels, fuels, and degreasants.
			04	1H0104	The n-hexane is primarily used as a solvent (queues).
		02			Halogenated derivatives of the aliphatic hydrocarbons, saturated or not, cyclic or not. Methyl bromide, vinyl chloride monomer
					Preparing, handling and employing the chlorinated and brominated hydrocarbons of the aliphatic series and the products containing it, and especially
			01	1H0201	Jobs as extraction agents and as solvents.
			02	1H0202	Degreasing and cleaning metal parts, such as cleaning and degreasing products in dairies.
			03	1H0203	Manufacture and repair of refrigeration appliances and installations.
			04	1H0204	Using pesticides.
			05	1H0205	Making certain disinfectants, anesthetics, antiseptics, and other products from the pharmaceutical and chemical industry.
			06	1H0206	Manufacture and use of paints, solvents, pickers, varnishes, latex, etc.
			07	1H0207	Repair and padding fire extinguishers.
			08	1H0208	Preparing and employing hairdressing lotions.
			09	1H0209	Manufacture of Synthesis polymers.
			10	1H0210	Refine of mineral oils.
			11	1H0211	Use in surgical anesthesia.
			12	1H0212	Use of methyl bromide for the treatment of vegetables in wineries, fumigation chambers, containers, boat coves, covered trucks, among others.
			13	1H0213	Using methyl bromide in agriculture for the treatment of soil parasites.
			14	1H0214	Use of methyl bromide for health purposes of disintering and deraising buildings.
			15	1H0215	vinyl polychloride (PVC) synthesis jobs that expose the monomer.
	I				AMINES AND HYDRAZINE
		01			Mines (primary, secondary, tertiary, heterocyclic) and aromatic hydrazine and its halogen, phenolic, nitrosated, nitrated and sulphonated
			01	1I0101	Manufacture of these substances and their use as products In the case of synthetic dyes and numerous organic synthesis, in the chemical industry, in the industry of insecticides, in the pharmaceutical industry, etc.
			02	1I0102	Manufacturing and using derivatives used as accelerators and as antioxidants in the rubber industry.
			03	1I0103	Making certain explosives.
			04	1I0104	Use as colorants in the leather industry, footwear skins, capillaries, etc., as well as stationery and hairdressing products.
			05	1I0105	Using revelers (para-aminophenols) in the photographic industry.
	J				AMMONIA
		01			Ammonia
			01	1J0101	Production Of Artificial Fertilizers.
			02	1J0102	Preparing certain synthetic residues of type ceraformol.
			03	1J0103	Manufacture of artificial ice, using ammonia as a refrigerant.
			04	1J0104	The coke ovens, gas factories.
			05	1J0105	Using as a paint stripper.
			06	1J0106	Using in laboratories.
			07	1J0107	Galvanoplasty.
			08	1J0108	Manufacture of nitric acid and other chemical reagents such as sulfuric acid, cyanides, amides, urea, soda, nitrites, and dye intermediates.
			09	1J0109	Production of synthetic fiber monomers and other plastics.
			10	1J0110	Oil refining (as corrosion inhibitor).
			11	1J0111	Hulera industry, paper, extractive, food, quarrel, and pharmaceutical (as a stabilizer).
	K				AROMATICS
		01			benzene
					Manufacture, extraction, rectification, employment, and handling of benzene, and especially:
			01	1K0101	Occupations with benzene exposure, for example, coke ovens, use of solvents containing benzene.
			02	1K0102	Employment of benzene for the preparation of its derivatives used in the colouring matter, perfume, explosives, pharmaceutical products, etc.
			03	1K0103	Employment of benzene and its counterparts as decapants, as diluent, as a solvent for the extraction of oils, fats, alkaloids, resins, degreasing of skins, tissues, bones, metal parts, rubber, etc.
			04	1K0104	Preparing, distributing, and cleaning fuel tanks containing benzene.
			05	1K0105	Lab jobs in which benzene is used.
		02			Naftaleno and its counterparts
			01	1K0201	Extraction of naphthalene, during the distillation of coal tar.
			02	1K0202	Using as base products for the manufacture of phthalic acid, naphthalene, hydrogenates, and plastic materials.
			03	1K0203	Manufacture of dyes.
			04	1K0204	Using as insecticide and in wood conservation.
			05	1K0205	Manufacture of synthetic, cellulosic, and hydronaphthalene resins (tetralin, decalin) that is used as solvents, in lubricants, and in fuels.
			06	1K0206	Manufacturing of moth, insecticide, antiseptic (topical and oral), antihelmintic.
			07	1K0207	Using fungicides, synthetic bronzers, preservatives, textiles, chemicals, raw material, and intermediate product in the plastic industry and in the manufacture of lacquers and varnishes.
		03			Xileno, toluene
					Production operations transport and use of toluene and xylene and other products containing them, in particular:
			01	1K0301	Chemical industry: manufacture of benzoic acid, benzoaldehydes, benzene, phenol, caprolactam, linoleum, toluenediisocyanate (polyurethane resins), toluene sulfonates (detergents), artificial leather, tissue and paper coating, explosives, dyes and other organic compounds.
			02	1K0302	Fuel preparation and mixing, transvasing, and cleaning of ponds and cisterns.
			03	1K0303	Dissolution operations of natural or synthetic resins for the preparation of queues, adhesives, lacquers, varnishes, enamels, masillas, inks, paints and cleaning products.
			04	1K0304	Using the above products, especially drying operations that facilitate the evaporation of toluene and xylenes.
			05	1K0305	Laboratory use of chemical analysis and pathological anatomy.
			06	1K0306	Additive to gasolines.
			07	1K0307	Using the cleaning industry.
			08	1K0308	Using insecticides.
			09	1K0309	Using in perfumery.
			10	1K0310	Sterilization of the catgut surgical suture thread.
		04			Vinylbenzene (styrene and divinylbenzene)
			01	1K0401	Synthesis and production of polymers (polystyrene), copolymers (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene or ABS) and polyester resins.
			02	1K0402	Using divinylbenzene as a monomer for synthetic rubber polymerization.
			03	1K0403	Solvent and additive in aircraft fuel.
			04	1K0404	Manufacture of insecticides.
			05	1K0405	Manufacture of pools, yachts, tubs, auto bodies.
			06	1K0406	Manufacture of plastics, synthetic rubber, resins, insulators.
			07	1K0407	Using ion-changing resin in water purification.
			08	1K0408	Using dentistry.
		05			Aromatic Hydrocarbon Halogenated Derivatives
			01	1K0501	Jobs as solvents, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides.
			02	1K0502	Jobs in the colouring, perfuming, and photography industries.
			03	1K0503	Manufacture of cleaning and lubricating products.
			04	1K0504	Use as a high pressure lubricant additive.
			05	1K0505	Manufacture of synthetic rubber, flame retardants, carbon-free self-copying paper, plasticizers, etc.
			06	1K0506	Manufacture of transformers, capacitors, cable insulation, and electrical wires.
		06			Nitroderivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons: nitro-dinitrobenzene, dinitro-trinitrotoluene
			01	1K0601	Use as solvents.
			02	1K0602	Production of dyes, pigments, dyes.
			03	1K0603	Making explosives.
			04	1K0604	Pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry.
			05	1K0605	Plastic industry.
			06	1K0606	Using as pesticides.
			07	1K0607	Using the textile, chemical, paper industry.
			08	1K0608	Using in laboratories.
			09	1K0609	Using nitrobenzene as an odor masking.
			10	1K0610	Using dinitrobenzene in the production of cellulosic, etc.
		07			Nitered derivatives of phenols and homologs: dinitrophenol, dinitro-orthocresol, dinoseb (2-sec-butyl-4, 6-dinitrophenol), ioxinil, bromoxinil
			01	1K0701	Using as herbicides and insecticides.
	L				CETONAS
		01			Ketones
			01	1L0101	Production Of Ketones And Their Derivatives.
			02	1L0102	Using as extraction agents, as raw or intermediate material in numerous organic synthesis.
			03	1L0103	Using as solvents.
			04	1L0104	Manufacture of artificial textile, silk, and artificial hides, cleaning, and tissue preparation for tincture.
			05	1L0105	Cell manufacturing.
			06	1L0106	Pharmaceutical industry.
			07	1L0107	Perfumery industry and cosmetics industry.
			08	1L0108	Synthetic and Explosive Rubber Industry.
			09	1L0109	Manufacture of cleaning products.
			10	1L0110	Treatment of natural and synthetic resins.
			11	1L0111	Employment of varnishes, paints, glazes, adhesives, lacquers, and putty.
			12	1L0112	Precious metal refining processes.
	M				EPOXIDES
		01			Epoxides, ethylene oxide, tetrahydrofuran, furfural, epichlorhydrin, guayacol, furfuryl alcohol, propylene
			01	1M0101	Use as reagents in the manufacture of solvents, plasticizers, cements, adhesives and synthetic resins.
			02	1M0102	Using as coatings for wood and metal.
			03	1M0103	Manufacture of surfactants.
			04	1M0104	Using as solvents.
			05	1M0105	The propylene oxide is additionally used as a sterilant of packaged food and other materials.
			06	1M0106	The epichlorhydrin is further used, such as insecticide, fumigant, and solvent for paints, varnishes, enamels, and lacquers. Production of high moisture resistance resins in the paper industry.
			07	1M0107	ethylene oxide is additionally used in the health and food industry as a sterilizing agent, such as food and tissue fumigant, intermediate in chemical synthesis, and in the synthesis of polyester films and fibers.
			08	1M0108	Guayacol is also used as a local anesthetic, antioxidant, expectorant, and beverage flavouring.
			09	1M0109	The furfural is additionally used in the preparation and use of casting molds, in the vulcanization of the rubber, refined petroleum oils, and as a wetting agent.
			10	1M0110	Tetrahydrofuran is also used in histology, and in the manufacture of items for food packaging, transportation, and preservation.
	N
		01			Organic esters and their halogenated
			01	1N0101	Manufacture of organic esters.
			02	1N0102	Synthesis of synthetic resins.
			03	1N0103	Intermediate products in numerous organic synthesis processes.
			04	1N0104	Painted Paper Industry.
			05	1N0105	Manufacture of adhesives.
			06	1N0106	Plastics industry. Manufacture of plastic coatings.
			07	1N0107	Manufacture of paints, varnishes, dyes.
			08	1N0108	Manufacture of nail and perfume lacquers, fruit essences.
			09	1N0109	Security Crystal Manufacturing Industries.
			10	1N0110	Pharmaceutical industry.
			11	1N0111	Print.
			12	1N0112	Using as fuel and engine oil additives.
			13	1N0113	Application of paints.
			14	1N0114	Using adhesives.
			15	1N0115	Using as solvents.
			16	1N0116	Using Decapants.
			17	1N0117	Using cleaning, laundry, and dry cleaning products.
			18	1N0118	Printing, reproducing, plastics, curds, textiles, resins, sealant dental prosthetics, cosmetics, etc.
			19	1N0119	Using ethyl acetate in metal electroplating.
			20	1N0120	Using isobutyl acetate in the manufacture of computer peripherals.
					The ethyl acrylate is used, in addition to:
			21	1N0121	Manufacture of carpets.
			22	1N0122	Semiconductor industry.
					The vinyl acetate is used, in addition to:
			23	1N0123	Paper Industry.
			24	1N0124	Manufacture of food-use plastics.
	O
		01			Eternes of glycol: methyl cellosolve or methoxy-ethanol, ethyl cellosolve, ethoxyethanol, etc., other ethers not included in the above paragraph: Ether methyl, ethyl, isopropyl, vinyl, dichloro-isopropyl, etc.
			01	1O0101	Lace solvents and cosolvents, resins, pigments, dyes, enamels, varnishes, perfumes, oils, cellulose acetate, and cellulose nitrate.
			02	1O0102	Manufacturing of semiconductors in the microelectronics industry.
			03	1O0103	Hydraulic fluid Constituents, radiographic and cellophane manufacturing.
			04	1O0104	Using dry cleaning.
			05	1O0105	Constituents of some insecticides.
			06	1O0106	Using as fuel additives.
			07	1O0107	Using dyes and pigments.
			08	1O0108	Using as emulsions stabilizers.
			09	1O0109	Using the leather finish.
			10	1O0110	Production of ethers and their halogenated derivatives.
			11	1O0111	Using the chemical industry as a solvent for waxes, fats, etc., and in the manufacture of colodium for nicotine extraction.
			12	1O0112	Pharmaceutical industry.
			13	1O0113	Using as sterilization agents and as anaesthetics.
			14	1O0114	Artificial textile fibre industry.
			15	1O0115	footwear industry.
			16	1O0116	Perfumery industry, rubber, photography, and plastic materials.
			17	1O0117	Manufacturing and using solvents and pickers for paints and varnishes.
	P				GLYCOLS
		01			glycols: ethylene glycol, diethylene glycol, 1-4 butanediol, as well as nitrated derivatives of glycols and glycerol
			01	1P0101	Manufacture of glycols and polyglycols, their derivatives and their acetates.
			02	1P0102	Use in the chemical industry as intermediate products in numerous organic synthesis, such as lacquer solvents, resins, rapid drying cellulosic varnishes, certain paints, pigments, nitrocellulose, and cellulose, dyes, and plastics acetates.
			03	1P0103	Using the pharmaceutical industry as a vehicle for certain drugs, deodorants, disinfectants, and bactericides.
			04	1P0104	The cosmetics, manufacturing, and antifreeze industry, hydraulic system liquids, and brake fluid industry.
			05	1P0105	Making certain essences, extracts in the food industry.
			06	1P0106	Textile industry to give fabric flexibility and preparation for fabric texture and printing based on cellulose acetates, as well as in the preparation and utilization of certain synthetic starches.
			07	1P0107	Manufacture of electrolytic capacitors.
			08	1P0108	Preparing certain films and plates in the photographic industry.
			09	1P0109	Explosives Industry and Synthetic Rubber.
	Q				ISOCYANATES
		01			Polyurethanes (isocyanates)
					Jobs that expose the inhalation of organic isocyanates and especially:
			01	1Q0101	Manufacture and application of toluen-diisocyanate (TDI) and diphenylmethano-diisocyanate (MDI), hdi, ndi, isoforone, cyclohexanone (precursor).
			02	1Q0102	Lacquered and park-chillated.
			03	1Q0103	Paper lacquer, fabrics, leather, gums, conductive threads.
			04	1Q0104	Making and using adhesives and paints that contain polyurethane.
			05	1Q0105	Manufacture and employment of adhesives containing isocyanates.
			06	1Q0106	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			07	1Q0107	Manufacture of synthetic rubber and synthetic rubber.
			08	1Q0108	Manufacture and use of anti-corrosive and cable insulating material.
			09	1Q0109	Using monoisocyanates (methylisocianate) as synthesis agents in the chemical industry.
	R				NITRODERIVATIVES
		01			aliphatic, nitroalkane nitroderivatives
			01	1R0101	Employment as solvents.
			02	1R0102	Jobs as additives for certain explosives, pesticides, fungicides, gasolines, and projectiles.
			03	1R0103	Use in organic synthesis.
		02			Nitroglycerin and other nitric acid
			01	1R0201	Explosive industry.
			02	1R0202	Jobs in the pharmaceutical industry.
	S				ORGANOCHLORINE AND ORGANOPHOSPHATES
		01
						Synthesis, formulation and packaging of pesticide products containing phosphorated organ and carbamates cholinesterase inhibitors.
			02	1S0102	Transport, storage, and distribution of pesticide products containing phosphorated organ and carbamates cholinesterase inhibitors.
			03	1S0103	Agricultural use of pesticide products containing phosphorated organ and carbamates cholinesterase inhibitors; preparation, formulation, and solutions, baits, gel, and all other forms of presentation.
			04	1S0104	Direct application of the pesticide products containing phosphorated organ and carbamates inhibitors of the colinesterase by spraying, mists, dew, pulverized, micropulverized, vaporized, by land or air, with manual or mechanical methods.
			05	1S0105	Healthcare use of the pesticide products containing phosphorated organ and carbamates inhibitors of the cholinesterase for disinsaying buildings, wineries, vessel coves, vector control of communicable diseases.
		02			chlorinated Organ
			01	1S0201	Using polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) as a constituent of dielectric fluids in capacitors and transformers, hydraulic fluids, lubricating oils, pesticides or additives in plasticizers and paints, etc.
			02	1S0202	Using hexachlorobenzene in the industrial processes of manufacturing and combustion of chlorinated compounds.
			03	1S0203	Using hexachlorobenzene as a fungicide in the treatment of seeds and soils.
			04	1S0204	Using hexachlorobenzene as a wood preservative.
	T				OXIDOS
		01

					Jobs on premises or positions whose natural or forced ventilation fails to prevent a continuous concentration of 50 cubic centimeters of carbon oxide per cubic meter of air, at the height of the workers ' aspiration zone, and especially
			01	1T0101	Gas production, debugging, and storage.
			02	1T0102	Gas Pipeline Repair.
			03	1T0103	Jobs in casting and cleaning ovens.
			04	1T0104	Welding and cutting jobs.
			05	1T0105	Jobs in the presence of explosion engines.
			06	1T0106	Jobs in naval, industrial, and domestic boilers.
			07	1T0107	Industries that fuel any industrial gas.
			08	1T0108	Jobs in garages, depots, and repair shops.
			09	1T0109	Driving engine machines.
			10	1T0110	Fires and explosions (mostly in enclosed spaces, in tunnels, and in mines).
			11	1T0111	Jobs in heating installations.
			12	1T0112	Using heating or burning media.
			13	1T0113	Urban traffic, incineration facilities. Oil industry, chemical industry.
			14	1T0114	Firefighters.
		02			Carbon Oxchloride
			01	1T0201	Industrial synthesis processes in which carbon oxychloride is used.
			02	1T0202	Manufacture of insecticides.
			03	1T0203	Industrial processes in which chlorinated hydrocarbons are used.
			04	1T0204	Using carbon oxychloride and its compounds in the chemical industry (preparation of pharmaceuticals, colouring matters, etc.).
			05	1T0205	Phosgene detachment by pyrolysis of numerous organochlorine derivatives, such as carbon tetrachloride, chloroform, tetrachloroethane, trichloroethylene, etc.
			06	1T0206	Soldering parts or metal parts that have been cleaned with chlorinated hydrocarbons.
			07	1T0207	Use in the chemical industry for the manufacture of isocyanates, polyurethane, polycarbonates, dyes, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals.
		03			Nitrogen Oxides
			01	1T0301	Arco Solder.
			02	1T0302	Manufacture of dyes, lacquers, and dyes.
			03	1T0303	Manufacture of explosives and other productions involving nitration reactions.
			04	1T0304	nitric acid production.
			05	1T0305	Electrosilver and engraving processes.
			06	1T0306	Using nitrogen dioxide as a protective gas on the exiguous or poorly ventilated premises.
			07	1T0307	Using nitrogen protoxide as an anesthetic gas.
	U				SULFIDES
		01			Carbon Sulfide
					Manufacturing, handling, and employing the carbon sulfide and products containing it, and especially:
			01	1U0101	Manufacture of artificial silk of the viscous, rayon, fibran, cellophane type.
			02	1U0102	Manufacture of mastics and queues.
			03	1U0103	Preparing the carbaniline to accelerate the vulcanization.
			04	1U0104	Employment as a solvent for fats, oils, resins, waxes, rubber, guttapercha, and other substances.
			05	1U0105	Manufacture of matches.
			06	1U0106	Manufacture of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
			07	1U0107	Handling and employing the carbon sulphide or products containing it, such as insecticides or parasiticides in the soil treatment works or in the stored agricultural products.
			08	1U0108	Preparing certain rodenticides.
			09	1U0109	Removing volatile oils from flowers.
			10	1U0110	Extraction of sulfur.
			11	1U0111	Rubber industry. Solvent.
2					Professional diseases caused by physical agents
	A				Hypoacusia or deafness caused by noise:
		01			Professional neurosensory type, frequencies 3 to 6 KHz, symmetric and irreversible bilaterial
					Jobs that expose continuous noises whose equivalent daily sound level (according to current legislation) is equal to or greater than 80 decibels A, especially:
			01	2A0101	Caldereria Jobs.
			02	2A0102	Staging, sausage, riveting, and metal hammering work.
			03	2A0103	Batite shuttle looms.
			04	2A0104	Aviation, reactor, or piston engine control and tuning jobs.
			05	2A0105	Jobs with hammers and pneumatic drillers in mines, tunnels, and underground galleries.
			06	2A0106	Jobs in navigation machines rooms.
			07	2A0107	Air traffic (ground staff, mechanics and navigation personnel, jet aircraft, etc.).
			08	2A0108	Telling and cutting trees with portable saws.
			09	2A0109	Recreation rooms (discos, etc.).
			10	2A0110	Public works works (routes, constructs, etc.) performed with noisy machines such as bulldozers, excavators, mechanical shovels, etc.
			11	2A0111	Diesel engines, in particular in dragas and road, rail, and sea transport vehicles.
			12	2A0112	Domestic garbage collection.
			13	2A0113	Installing and testing sound amplification equipment.
			14	2A0114	Jobs of vibrators in the build.
			15	2A0115	Work in printing on the graphical industry.
			16	2A0116	Rubber, plastic, and injection of those materials for molding-wood processing machinery, circular saws, tape, brushing, tuft, strawberries.
			17	2A0117	Stone and Mineral Molienda.
			18	2A0118	Expoliation and destruction of ammunition and explosives.
	B				Osteoarticular or angioneurotic diseases caused by mechanical vibrations:
		01
			01	2B0101	Jobs in which they occur: vibrations transmitted to the hand and arm by large number of machines or by objects held on a vibrant surface (frequency range of 25 to 250 Hz), as are those in which machines are handled which transmit vibrations, such as pneumatic hammers, punches, drills, percussion drills, drillers, polishing, grinding, mechanical saws, and brushers.
			02	2B0102	Using riveting and sealing guns.
			03	2B0103	Jobs that expose the heel support of the hand iteratively, percussing on a fixed, rigid plane, as well as the shocks transmitted to the hypotenar eminence by a percussive tool.
		02			Osteoarticular Affect
			01	2B0201	Jobs in which they occur: vibrations transmitted to the hand and the arm by a large number of machines or by objects maintained on a vibrant surface (frequency range 25 to 250 Hz), such as those in which machineries are handled that transmit vibrations, such as pneumatic hammers, punches, drills, percussion drills, drillers, pulidoras, smerils, mechanical saws, brushers.
			02	2B0202	Using riveting and sealing guns.
			03	2B0203	Jobs that expose the heel support of the hand iteratively, percussing on a fixed, rigid plane, as well as the shocks transmitted to the hypotenar eminence by a percussive tool.
	C				Diseases caused by forced postures and repetitive movements at work; diseases of the serosous bags due to pressure, subcutaneous cellulite:
		01			Chronic Bursitis of the Synovials or the Subcutaneous Tissue of the Knees Support Zones
			01	2C0101	Jobs that usually require a position of knees maintained as they are works in mines, in construction, domestic service, parquet and tile colocers, gardeners, carvers and pullers of stones, agricultural workers and the like.
		02			Bursitis gluteal, rollbacks, and C7 spiny apophysis and subachroiodeltoideas
			01	2C0201	Jobs in mining and those that require pressure maintained in the referred anatomical zones.
		03			Bursitis of the anterior thigh fascia
			01	2C0301	Shoes and jobs that require pressure maintained on the front of the thigh.
		04			Maleolar external Bursitis
			01	2C0401	Stastrery and jobs requiring pressure maintained on external malewind
		05			Presternal Bursitis
			01	01	Carpall or and jobs requiring pressure maintained in presternal
		06
					01		2C0601	Jobs that require extended support on the back side of the elbow
	D					Diseases caused by forced postures and repetitive movements at work; fatigue and inflammation diseases of tendinous pods, peritendinous tissues, and muscular and tendinous inserts:
		01
				01	2D0101	Jobs that are performed with the elbows in a high position or tensen the tendons The invention also relates to a subacromial bag, which is associated with lifting and reaching actions; continued use of the arm in abduction or bending, such as painters, plaster, and structure assemblers.
		02			Codo and forearm: epicondylitis and epiticroleitis
			01	2D0201	Jobs that require shock or shock movements, repeated supination or pronation of the arm against resistance, as well as forced flexo-extension movements of the wrist, such as: butchers, fishmongers, tanners, sportsmen, mechanics, chapels, caldermen, masons.
		03			Muneca and hand: long abductor tendinitis and short thumb extender (T. De Quervain), digital stenosynovitis (spring finger), first finger long extender tenosynovitis
			01	2D0301	Jobs requiring strong apprehension with repeated cubital and radial turns or deviations, as well as repeated or maintained movements of Wrist
	E				Diseases caused by forced postures and repetitive movements at work:
					Spinous apophysis fatigue
			01	2E0101	Heavy load handling or handling.
	F				Diseases caused by forced postures and repetitive movements at work: paralysis of nerves due to pressure:


		01		Jobs in which there is prolonged and repeated support in a direct or indirect manner on the anatomic slides causing nerve damage by compression. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Jobs that require prolonged elbow support.
		02			Medium nerve compression carpal tunnel syndrome on the wrist.
			01	2F0201	Jobs in which prolonged and repeated support occurs directly or indirectly on the anatomical slides that cause compression nerve injuries. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Works that require repeated or maintained movements of hyperextension and hyperflexion of the wrist, of apprehension of the hand such as lavers, cutters of tissues and plastic material and the like, assembly works (electronic, mechanical), textile industry, slaughterhouses (butchers, matarifes), hospitality (waiters, cooks), welders, carpenters, polishers, painters.
		03			Cubital nerve compression Guyon Channel
			01	2F0301	Jobs in which prolonged and repeated support occurs directly or indirectly on the anatomical slides that cause compression nerve injuries. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Work involving prolonged compression on the wrist or a sustained or repeated pressure on the heel of the hand, such as milking of cows, engraving, carving and polishing of glass, burilado, work of shoe shop, loggers, blacksmiths, quarrelles, hammer throwers, disc and javelin.
		04			External popliteo ciatic compression syndrome at the level of the perone
			01	2F0401	Jobs in which prolonged and repeated support occurs directly or indirectly on the anatomical slides that cause compression nerve injuries. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Jobs that require long-standing squatting, such as cobblestones, solders, park placers, gardeners and the like.
		05			Paralysis of the largest, angular, romoboid, circumflex
			01	2F0501	Jobs in which prolonged and repeated support occurs directly or indirectly on the anatomical slides that cause compression nerve injuries. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Work requiring repeated loading on the back of heavy and rigid objects, such as moving moves, loading and unloading employees and the like.
		06			Compression radial nerve paralysis of the same
			01	2F0601	Jobs in which prolonged and repeated support occurs directly or indirectly on the anatomical slides that cause compression nerve injuries. Extreme hyperflexion and hyperextension movements. Jobs that involve repeated contraction of the long supinator muscle, such as car drivers, chronic pressure for scissors
	G				Diseases caused by forced postures and repetitive movements at work
		01			meniscus injuries by associated booting and compression mechanisms, resulting in full cracks or breakages
			01	2G0101	Jobs that require knee hyperflexion positions in a long-held position such as: Jobs in underground mines, electricians, solders, wood flooring installers, plumbers.
	H	01			Diseases caused by compression or atmospheric decompression
			01	2H0101	Subaquatic jobs in hyperbaric underwater camera operators with escapades or equipped with autonomous diving equipment.
			02	2H0102	All work done on a hyperbaric medium.
			03	2H0103	Maintained efficiency of the pressurization systems during high-altitude flights.
	I	01			Diseases caused by ionising radiations
					All jobs exposed to the action of X-rays or natural or artificial radioactive substances or to any corpuscular emission source, and especially:
			01	2I0101	Extraction works and treatment of radioactive minerals.
			02	2I0102	Manufacture of X-ray and radiotherapy devices.
			03	2I0103	Manufacture of radioactive chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
			04	2I0104	Use of radioactive substances and X-rays in research laboratories.
			05	2I0105	Manufacture and application of light products with radioactive substances in watchmaking sphere paints.
			06	2I0106	Industrial jobs using X-rays and radioactive materials, thickness and wear measures.
			07	2I0107	Jobs in radiodiagnostic, radio, and radiotherapy queries and the application of radioactive isotopes, in queries, clinics, sanatoriums, residences, and hospitals.
			08	2I0108	How to store food.
			09	2I0109	Energy production and research reactors.
			10	2I0110	Installation of production and treatment of radioelements.
			11	2I0111	Fuel enrichment factory.
			12	2I0112	Radioactive waste treatment and storage facilities.
			13	2I0113	Transport of radioactive materials.
	J	01			ophthalmological diseases as a result of exposure to ultraviolet
					Jobs with exposure to non-ionising radiation with wavelength between 100 and 400 nm, such as:
			01	2J0101	Jobs requiring germicidal lamps, Lead torches, arc or xenon welding, solar irradiation at high altitudes, industrial laser, melting metal casting, glassware, employees in film studios, actors, theatre staff, bacteriological laboratories and the like.
	K	01			Diseases caused by radiant energy
			01	2K0101	Jobs with incandescent glass, mass and incandescent surfaces, in foundries, steel mills, etc., as well as in carbide factories.
	L	01			Vocal string nodes because of sustained voice efforts for professional
			01	2L0101	Activities in which the voice was maintained and continued to be used, such as teachers, singers, actors, teleoperators, announcers.
	M	01			Miners Nistagmus
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									01			Infectious diseases caused by the work of people dealing with prevention, medical assistance, and activities in which a risk of infection has been tested (excluding those micro-organisms included in Group 1 of the R.D. 664/1997, of May 12, regulating workers ' protection against risks related to exposure to the biological agents during work)
			01	3A0101	Healthcare personnel.
			02	3A0102	Healthcare and auxiliary staff of closed institutions.
			03	3A0103	Lab personnel.
			04	3A0104	Non-healthcare personnel, care or care center workers, both in outpatient settings and in closed or home institutions.
			05	3A0105	Clinical analysis or research lab workers.
			06	3A0106	Taking, manipulating, or employing human blood or its derivatives.
			07	3A0107	Odontologists.
			08	3A0108	Help staff.
			09	3A0109	Prison Workers.
			10	3A0110	Public order staff.
	B	01			Infectious or parasitic diseases transmitted to man by animals or by their products and bodies
			01	3B0101	Farmers.
			02	3B0102	Cattlemen.
			03	3B0103	Matarifes.
			04	3B0104	Players.
			05	3B0105	Curters.
			06	3B0106	Veterinary.
			07	3B0107	Skin garments designers.
			08	3B0108	Handling, loading, unloading, transporting, and employing animal offal.
			09	3B0109	Pastors.
			10	3B0110	Healthcare personnel.
			11	3B0111	Lab personnel.
			12	3B0112	Slaughterhouse staff.
			13	3B0113	Care, collection, breeding, and transport of animals.
			14	3B0114	Rural workers.
			15	3B0115	Butcher.
			16	3B0116	Veterinary.
			17	3B0117	Avicultors.
			18	3B0118	Animal stores.
			19	3B0119	Jobs with potentially hazardous environment wound risks.
			20	3B0120	Work handling human or animal excreta.
			21	3B0121	Farmers.
			22	3B0122	Hunt saves.
			23	3B0123	Forestry jobs.
			24	3B0124	Field workers.
			25	3B0125	Arrozal Segadores.
			26	3B0126	Porquerzos.
			27	3B0127	Sewer jobs (rats).
			28	3B0128	Cowboys.
			29	3B0129	Professions in contact with equine cattle.
			30	3B0130	Nature conservation personnel.
			31	3B0131	Public order staff.
			32	3B0132	Jobs involving the handling or exposure of animal excreta: livestock farmers, veterinarians, animalar workers.
	C	01			Paludism, amebiasis, trypanosomiasis, dengue, yellow fever, papataci fever, recurring fever, plague, lesishmaniosis, pian, exanthemic typhus, borrelias, and other ricketsiosis
			01	3C0101	Jobs developed in endemic zones.
	D	01			Infectious and parasitic diseases not referred to in other sections: mycosis, legionella, and helmintiasis.
			01	3D0101	Work in fermentation caves.
			02	3D0102	Potato processing plants.
			03	3D0103	Museums and libraries.
			04	3D0104	Jobs in contact with humidity.
			05	3D0105	Workers dedicated to cleaning and maintaining installations that are capable of transmitting the legionella.
			06	3D0106	Underground jobs: mines, tunnels, galleries, caves.
			07	3D0107	Jobs in wet and/or swampy areas: swamps, paddies, salinas, orchards.
			08	3D0108	Farmers (rye).
			09	3D0109	vinegar fermentation jobs.
4					Professional diseases caused by inhalation of substances and agents not included in other
	A				Free silica powder:
		01			Silicosis
					Jobs exposed to free silica dust inhalation, and especially:
			01	4A0101	Jobs in mines, tunnels, quarries, galleries, public works.
			02	4A0102	Talker and polishing of siliceous rocks, cilar jobs.
			03	4A0103	Dry, shredding, sifting, and handling of minerals or rocks.
			04	4A0104	Manufacture of carborundo, glass, porcelain, loza, and other ceramic products, manufacture, and preservation of silica-based refractory bricks.
			05	4A0105	Manufacture and maintenance of abrasive and detergent powders.
			06	4A0106	Dismolding, Discourse, and Disdeveloped Jobs in the Foundries.
			07	4A0107	Jobs with muels (polished, tuned) that contain free silica.
			08	4A0108	Sand and esmeril jet jobs.
			09	4A0109	Ceramic industry.
			10	4A0110	Iron and Steel Industry.
			11	4A0111	Making refractory.
			12	4A0112	Manufacturing abrasive.
			13	4A0113	Paper industry.
			14	4A0114	Manufacture of paints, plastics, and gums.
	B				Coal dust:
		01			Neumoconiosis of coal
			01	4B0101	Jobs involving exposure to coal dust.
	C				Asbestos (asbestos) Polvos:
		01			Asbestosis
					Jobs exposed to the inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			01	4C0101	Work for extracting, handling, and treating minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			02	4C0102	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			03	4C0103	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			04	4C0104	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			05	4C0105	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings and their destruction.
			06	4C0106	Manufacture of braids and clutches, of fibrocement products, of fire equipment, of asbestos filters and cardboard, of asbestos and rubber joints.
			07	4C0107	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			08	4C0108	Loading, unloading, or transporting goods that might contain asbestos fibers.
		02			Fibrosants of the pleura and pericardium that you are pursuing with respiratory or cardiac restriction caused by asbestos.
					Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			01	4C0201	Extraction, handling, and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			02	4C0202	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			03	4C0203	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			04	4C0204	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			05	4C0205	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings and their destruction.
			06	4C0206	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			07	4C0207	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			08	4C0208	Loading, unloading, or transporting goods that might contain asbestos fibers.
	D				Other mineral powders (talc, kaolin, batan land, bentonite, sepiolite, mica, other natural silicates):
		01			Talcosis
			01	4D0101	Removing and treating minerals that release silicate powder.
			02	4D0102	Pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry.
			03	4D0103	Ceramic and porcelain industry.
			04	4D0104	Manufacture of refractory materials.
			05	4D0105	Textile industry.
			06	4D0106	Power industry.
			07	4D0107	Industry for linoleum, cardboard, and certain fibre-cement species.
			08	4D0108	Rubber industry.
			09	4D0109	Manufacture of dyes and paints.
			10	4D0110	Skin industries.
			11	4D0111	Industry for perfumes and beauty products, soaps and jewelry factories.
			12	4D0112	Chemical industry.
			13	4D0113	Metallurgical Industry.
			14	4D0114	Iron mine exploitation jobs whose silica content is virtually null.
			15	4D0115	Jobs exposed to talc inhalation when combined with tremolite, serpentine, or antophilite.
			16	4D0116	Barita grinding and grinding operations.
		02			Silicocaolinosis
			01	4D0201	Removing and treating minerals that release silicate powder.
			02	4D0202	Pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry.
			03	4D0203	Ceramic and porcelain industry.
			04	4D0204	Manufacture of refractory materials.
			05	4D0205	Textile industry.
			06	4D0206	Power industry.
			07	4D0207	Industry for linoleum, cardboard, and certain fibre-cement species.
			08	4D0208	Rubber industry.
			09	4D0209	Manufacture of dyes and paints.
			10	4D0210	Skin industries.
			11	4D0211	Industry for perfumes and beauty products, soaps and jewelry factories.
			12	4D0212	Chemical industry.
			13	4D0213	Metallurgical Industry.
			14	4D0214	Iron mine exploitation jobs whose silica content is virtually null.
			15	4D0215	Jobs exposed to talc inhalation when combined with tremolite, serpentine, or antophilite.
			16	4D0216	Barita grinding and grinding operations.
		03			Caolinosis and other silicatosis
			01	4D0301	Removing and treating minerals that release silicate powder.
			02	4D0302	Pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry.
			03	4D0303	Ceramic and porcelain industry.
			04	4D0304	Manufacture of refractory materials.
			05	4D0305	Textile industry.
			06	4D0306	Power industry.
			07	4D0307	Industry for linoleum, cardboard, and certain fibre-cement species.
			08	4D0308	Rubber industry.
			09	4D0309	Manufacture of dyes and paints.
			10	4D0310	skins industries.
			11	4D0311	Industry for perfumes and beauty products, soaps and jewelry factories.
			12	4D0312	Chemical industry.
			13	4D0313	Metallurgical Industry.
			14	4D0314	Iron mine exploitation jobs whose silica content is virtually null.
			15	4D0315	Jobs exposed to talc inhalation when combined with tremolite, serpentine, or antophilite.
			16	4D0316	Barita grinding and grinding operations.
	E				Synsynthesized metals, high melting point metal carbide and low melting ligazon metals composites:
					Neumoconiosis by hard metal or Widia steel.
			01	4E0101	Jobs in which there is the possibility of inhaling sintered metals, composed of high melting point metal carbides and low melting point ligazon metals (The most used metal carbides are titanium, vanadium, chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, and Tungsten; iron, nickel and cobalt are used as ligazon metals.)
			02	4E0102	Mixing, sifting, molding, and grinding of tungsten carbide, titanium, tantalum, vanadium, and molybdenum binders with cobalt, iron, and nickel.
			03	4E0103	Metal Puliers.
		02			Siderosis
			01	4E0201	Jobs in which there is the possibility of inhalation of sintered metals, composed of high melting point metal carbides and low melting point ligazon metals (The most widely used metal carbides are titanium, vanadium, chromium, molybdenum, tungsten and tungsten; iron, nickel and cobalt are used as ligazon metals).
			02	4E0202	Mixing, sifting, molding, and grinding of tungsten carbide, titanium, tantalum, vanadium, and molybdenum binders with cobalt, iron, and nickel.
			03	4E0203	Metal Puliers.
	F	01			Thomas Escorias
			01	4F0101	Making and using Thomas's slag as a credit.
	G	01			Aluminum powder Neumoconiosis
			01	4G0101	Extraction of aluminum from its minerals, in particular the electrolytic fusion separation of aluminum oxide, from bauxite (artificial corindon manufacture).
			02	4G0102	Preparing aluminum powders, especially fine dust (operations, demolition, screening, and mixtures).
			03	4G0103	Preparing aluminum alloys.
			04	4G0104	Preparing to print inks from the pigment extracted from the bauxite fusion bath waste.
			05	4G0105	Manufacturing and handling aluminum abrasives.
			06	4G0106	Manufacture of pyrotechnic artifacts with aluminum grains.
			07	4G0107	Using aluminum hydrate in the paper industry (aluminum sulfate preparation), in water treatment, in the textile industry (waterproofing layer), in oil refineries (preparation and utilization of certain catalysts), and in numerous industries where aluminum and its compounds enter the composition of numerous alloys.
	H				High molecular weight substances (substances of plant origin, animal, microorganisms, and enzymatic substances of plant, animal and/or micro-organisms):
		01			Rhinoconjunctivitis
					Jobs in which there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0101	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0102	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0103	flax industry.
			04	4H0104	Malta industry.
			05	4H0105	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0106	Soy processing.
			07	4H0107	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0108	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0109	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0110	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0111	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0112	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0113	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0114	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0115	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0116	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0117	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0118	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0119	Textile industry.
			20	4H0120	Paper industry.
			21	4H0121	Leather industry.
			22	4H0122	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0123	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0124	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0125	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0126	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0127	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0128	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0129	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0130	Construction.
			31	4H0131	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		02			Asma
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0201	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0202	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0203	flax industry.
			04	4H0204	Malta industry.
			05	4H0205	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0206	Soy processing.
			07	4H0207	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0208	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0209	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0210	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0211	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0212	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0213	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0214	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0215	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0216	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0217	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0218	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0219	Textile industry.
			20	4H0220	Paper industry.
			21	4H0221	Leather industry.
			22	4H0222	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0223	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0224	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0225	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0226	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0227	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0228	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0229	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0230	Construction.
			31	4H0231	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		03			Alveolitis alegica extrinsic (or hypersensitivity pneumonitis)
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0301	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0302	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0303	flax industry.
			04	4H0304	Malta industry.
			05	4H0305	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0306	Soy processing.
			07	4H0307	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0308	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0309	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0310	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0311	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0312	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0313	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0314	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0315	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0316	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0317	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0318	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0319	Textile industry.
			20	4H0320	Paper industry.
			21	4H0321	Leather industry.
			22	4H0322	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0323	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0324	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0325	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0326	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0327	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0328	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0329	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0330	Construction.
			31	4H0331	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		04			Area path reactive dysfunction
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0401	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0402	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0403	flax industry.
			04	4H0404	Malta industry.
			05	4H0405	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0406	Soy processing.
			07	4H0407	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0408	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0409	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0410	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0411	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0412	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0413	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0414	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0415	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0416	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0417	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0418	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0419	Textile industry.
			20	4H0420	Paper industry.
			21	4H0421	Leather industry.
			22	4H0422	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0423	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0424	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0425	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0426	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0427	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0428	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0429	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0430	Construction.
			31	4H0431	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		05			diffuse interstitial
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0501	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0502	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0503	flax industry.
			04	4H0504	Malta industry.
			05	4H0505	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0506	Soy processing.
			07	4H0507	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0508	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0509	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0510	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0511	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0512	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0513	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0514	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0515	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0516	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0517	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0518	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0519	Textile industry.
			20	4H0520	Paper industry.
			21	4H0521	Leather industry.
			22	4H0522	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0523	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0524	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0525	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0526	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0527	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0528	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0529	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0530	Construction.
			31	4H0531	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		06			Other imprecise mechanism diseases (bisinosis, cannabiosis, yuterosis, linnosis, bagazosis, stypatosis, suberosis, etc.)
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0601	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0602	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0603	flax industry.
			04	4H0604	Malta industry.
			05	4H0605	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0606	Soy processing.
			07	4H0607	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0608	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0609	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0610	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0611	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0612	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0613	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0614	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0615	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0616	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0617	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0618	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0619	Textile industry.
			20	4H0620	Paper industry.
			21	4H0621	Leather industry.
			22	4H0622	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0623	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0624	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0625	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0626	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0627	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0628	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0629	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0630	Construction.
			31	4H0631	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		07			diffuse interstitial
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4H0701	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	4H0702	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	4H0703	flax industry.
			04	4H0704	Malta industry.
			05	4H0705	cinnamon processing.
			06	4H0706	Soy processing.
			07	4H0707	Spice elaboration.
			08	4H0708	Seed Molienda.
			09	4H0709	Cheese washers.
			10	4H0710	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	4H0711	silos and mills workers.
			12	4H0712	Agriculture jobs.
			13	4H0713	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	4H0714	Aviculture jobs.
			15	4H0715	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	4H0716	Chemical industry.
			17	4H0717	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	4H0718	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	4H0719	Textile industry.
			20	4H0720	Paper industry.
			21	4H0721	Leather industry.
			22	4H0722	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	4H0723	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	4H0724	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	4H0725	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	4H0726	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	4H0727	Encuaderners.
			28	4H0728	Cleaning staff.
			29	4H0729	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal, and cork.
			30	4H0730	Construction.
			31	4H0731	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
	I				Low molecular weight substances (metals and their salts, wood powders, pharmaceuticals, plastic chemicals, additives, etc.) :
		01			Rhinoconjunctivitis
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0101	Leather industry.
			02	4I0102	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0103	Textile industry.
			04	4I0104	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0105	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0106	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0107	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0108	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0109	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0110	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0111	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0112	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0113	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0114	Paper industry.
			15	4I0115	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0116	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0117	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0118	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0119	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0120	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0121	Dentists.
			22	4I0122	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0123	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0124	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0125	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0126	Welders.
			27	4I0127	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0128	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0129	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0130	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0131	Social workers.
			32	4I0132	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0133	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		02			Urticariats, angioedemas
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0201	Leather industry.
			02	4I0202	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0203	Textile industry.
			04	4I0204	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0205	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0206	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0207	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0208	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0209	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0210	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0211	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0212	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0213	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0214	Paper industry.
			15	4I0215	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0216	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0217	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0218	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0219	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0220	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0221	Dentists.
			22	4I0222	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0223	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0224	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0225	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0226	Welders.
			27	4I0227	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0228	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0229	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0230	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0231	Social workers.
			32	4I0232	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0233	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		03			Asma
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0301	Leather industry.
			02	4I0302	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0303	Textile industry.
			04	4I0304	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0305	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0306	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0307	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0308	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0309	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0310	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0311	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0312	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0313	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0314	Paper industry.
			15	4I0315	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0316	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0317	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0318	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0319	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0320	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0321	Dentists.
			22	4I0322	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0323	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0324	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0325	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0326	Welders.
			27	4I0327	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0328	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0329	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0330	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0331	Social workers.
			32	4I0332	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0333	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		04			extrinsic allergic alveolitis (or hypersensitivity pneumonitis)
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0401	Leather industry.
			02	4I0402	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0403	Textile industry.
			04	4I0404	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0405	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0406	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0407	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0408	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0409	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0410	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0411	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0412	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0413	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0414	Paper industry.
			15	4I0415	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0416	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0417	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0418	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0419	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0420	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0421	Dentists.
			22	4I0422	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0423	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0424	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0425	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0426	Welders.
			27	4I0427	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0428	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0429	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0430	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0431	Social workers.
			32	4I0432	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0433	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		05			Reactive path dysfunction
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0501	Leather industry.
			02	4I0502	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0503	Textile industry.
			04	4I0504	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0505	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0506	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0507	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0508	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0509	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0510	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0511	Aircraft Industry.
			12	4I0512	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0513	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0514	Paper industry.
			15	4I0515	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0516	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0517	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0518	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0519	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0520	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0521	Dentists.
			22	4I0522	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0523	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0524	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0525	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0526	Welders.
			27	4I0527	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0528	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0529	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0530	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0531	Social workers.
			32	4I0532	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0533	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		06			diffuse interstitial
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0601	Leather industry.
			02	4I0602	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0603	Textile industry.
			04	4I0604	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0605	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0606	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0607	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0608	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0609	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0610	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0611	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0612	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0613	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0614	Paper industry.
			15	4I0615	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0616	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0617	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0618	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0619	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0620	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0621	Dentists.
			22	4I0622	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0623	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0624	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0625	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0626	Welders.
			27	4I0627	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0628	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0629	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0630	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0631	Social workers.
			32	4I0632	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0633	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		07			Fever of metals and other low molecular weight
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0701	Leather industry.
			02	4I0702	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0703	Textile industry.
			04	4I0704	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0705	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0706	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0707	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0708	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0709	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0710	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0711	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0712	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0713	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0714	Paper industry.
			15	4I0715	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0716	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0717	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0718	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0719	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0720	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0721	Dentists.
			22	4I0722	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0723	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0724	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0725	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0726	Welders.
			27	4I0727	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0728	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0729	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0730	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0731	Social workers.
			32	4I0732	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0733	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
		08			diffuse interstitial Neumopathy
					Jobs where there is exposure to the mentioned agents, related to:
			01	4I0801	Leather industry.
			02	4I0802	Chemical industry.
			03	4I0803	Textile industry.
			04	4I0804	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	4I0805	Barber Jobs.
			06	4I0806	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	4I0807	Jobs in foundries.
			08	4I0808	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	4I0809	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	4I0810	Electronic industry.
			11	4I0811	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	4I0812	Plastic industry.
			13	4I0813	Rubber industry.
			14	4I0814	Paper industry.
			15	4I0815	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	4I0816	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	4I0817	Manufacture of latex.
			18	4I0818	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	4I0819	Lab jobs.
			20	4I0820	Jobs in Copiers.
			21	4I0821	Dentists.
			22	4I0822	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	4I0823	Flebology, farmers, fumigators.
			24	4I0824	Platinum Refinery.
			25	4I0825	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			26	4I0826	Welders.
			27	4I0827	Aluminium industry.
			28	4I0828	Jewelry Jobs.
			29	4I0829	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			30	4I0830	Cleaning staff.
			31	4I0831	Social workers.
			32	4I0832	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			33	4I0833	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
	J	01			Antimony and derivatives
					Jobs that expose inhalation of antimony powders, fumes, and vapors, especially:
			01	4J0101	Extracting antimony-containing minerals and their grinding, sifting, and concentrate processes.
			02	4J0102	Packaging of antimony oxide.
			03	4J0103	Soldering with antimony.
			04	4J0104	Manufacturing semiconductors.
			05	4J0105	Manufacture of battery plates and cable-lined material.
			06	4J0106	Manufacture of paints, varnishes, glass, ceramics (antimony pentoxide).
			07	4J0107	Manufacture of explosives and pigments for the rubber industry (antimony trisulfide).
			08	4J0108	Use in the rubber and pharmaceutical industry (antimony pentachloride).
			09	4J0109	Manufacture of colorants and use in ceramics (antimony trifluoride).
	K	01			Berilio (glucinium) and its compounds
					Manipulation and employment of beryllium and its compounds (double fluorine of glucinium and sodium), and especially:
			01	4K0101	Mining and metallurgy of beryllium, aerospace industry, nuclear industry.
			02	4K0102	Removing the beryllium from the minerals.
			03	4K0103	Preparing alloys and beryllium compounds.
			04	4K0104	Manufacture of crystals, ceramics, porcelain, and highly refractory products.
			05	4K0105	Making nuclear reactor control bars.
5					Professional skin diseases caused by substances and agents not included in any of the other
	A				Low molecular weight substances below 1,000 daltons (metals and their salts, wood powders, pharmaceutical products, plastic chemicals, additives, solvents, preservatives, catalysts, perfumes, adhesives, acrylates, low molecular weight resins, formaldehyde and derivatives, etc.
					In any type of activity where you contact low molecular weight substances:
			01	5A0101	Leather Industry.
			02	5A0102	Textile industry.
			03	5A0103	Chemical industry.
			04	5A0104	Cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry.
			05	5A0105	Barber Jobs.
			06	5A0106	Making resins and hardeners.
			07	5A0107	Jobs in foundries.
			08	5A0108	Fixed and revealed for photography.
			09	5A0109	Manufacture and application of lacquers, paints, colorants, adhesives, varnishes, enamels.
			10	5A0110	Electronic industry.
			11	5A0111	Aeronautical Industry.
			12	5A0112	Plastic industry.
			13	5A0113	Rubber industry.
			14	5A0114	Paper industry.
			15	5A0115	Wood industry: Aserraderos, wood finishes, carpentry, ebanisteria, manufacturing, and use of wood conglomerates.
			16	5A0116	Manufacturing polyurethane foams and their application in liquid state.
			17	5A0117	Manufacture of latex.
			18	5A0118	Isolation and cladding jobs.
			19	5A0119	Lab jobs.
			20	5A0120	Dentists.
			21	5A0121	Jobs in Copiers.
			22	5A0122	Healthcare personnel: nursing, pathological anatomy, lab.
			23	5A0123	Farmers, fumigators.
			24	5A0124	Galvanized, silver, nickel-plated, and metal chrome.
			25	5A0125	Welders.
			26	5A0126	Aluminium industry.
			27	5A0127	Jewelry Jobs.
			28	5A0128	Jobs with Stainless Steel.
			29	5A0129	Cleaning staff.
			30	5A0130	Social workers.
			31	5A0131	Workers who are caring for people and assimilated.
			32	5A0132	Application of paints, pigments, etc., by aerography.
	B	01			High molecular weight agents and substances, up to 1,000 daltons (substances of plant, animal, microorganisms, and enzymatic substances of plant, animal and/or micro-
					In any type of activity where you come into contact with high molecular weight substances:
			01	5B0101	Food industry, bakery, beer industry.
			02	5B0102	Tea industry, coffee industry, oil industry.
			03	5B0103	flax industry.
			04	5B0104	Malta industry.
			05	5B0105	cinnamon processing.
			06	5B0106	Soy processing.
			07	5B0107	Spice elaboration.
			08	5B0108	Seed Molienda.
			09	5B0109	Cheese washers.
			10	5B0110	Enzyme manipulators.
			11	5B0111	silos and mills workers.
			12	5B0112	Agriculture jobs.
			13	5B0113	Farmers, ranchers, veterinarians, and meat processors.
			14	5B0114	Aviculture jobs.
			15	5B0115	Jobs in fish farming.
			16	5B0116	Chemical industry.
			17	5B0117	Plastic industry, latex industry.
			18	5B0118	Pharmaceutical industry.
			19	5B0119	Textile industry.
			20	5B0120	Paper industry.
			21	5B0121	Leather industry.
			22	5B0122	Wood industry: sawmills, carpentry, wood finishes.
			23	5B0123	Healthcare personnel, dental hygienists.
			24	5B0124	Medical and pharmaceutical laboratory personnel.
			25	5B0125	Jobs with fish meal and compound feed.
			26	5B0126	Zoological staff, entomologists.
			27	5B0127	Encuaderners.
			28	5B0128	Cleaning staff.
			29	5B0129	Jobs in which hemp is handled, sugar cane bagasse, jute, linen, spout, sisal.
			30	5B0130	Construction.
	C	01			exogenous photosensitive
			01	5C0101	All industry or work in which you come into contact with photosensitizing substances and bring a dose of light exposure.
	D	01			Infectious
			01	5D0101	Healthcare personnel.
			02	5D0102	Non-healthcare personnel, care or sick care center workers, both at the outpatient level, at closed institutions, or at home.
			03	5D0103	Clinical analysis or research lab workers.
			04	5D0104	Taking, handling, or using human blood or its derivatives.
			05	5D0105	Odontologists.
			06	5D0106	Help staff.
			07	5D0107	Public order staff.
			08	5D0108	Correctional facility workers.
			09	5D0109	Cattlemen.
			10	5D0110	Veterinary.
			11	5D0111	Matarifes.
			12	5D0112	Farmers.
			13	5D0113	Food industry.
			14	5D0114	Butcher.
6					Professional diseases caused by carcinogens
	A				Amianto
		01			Bronchus and plumon malignancy
			01	6A0101	Industries in which asbestos is used (for example, amiantiferous rock mines, asbestos production industry, insulation work, construction work, shipbuilding, garages, etc.).
					Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			02	6A0102	Extraction, handling, and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			03	6A0103	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			04	6A0104	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			05	6A0105	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			06	6A0106	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings.
			07	6A0107	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			08	6A0108	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			09	6A0109	Cleaning, maintenance, and repair of heat accumulators or other machines that have asbestos components.
			10	6A0110	Auto-vehicle repair work.
			11	6A0111	Fibercement Aserrado.
			12	6A0112	Jobs involving removal of asbestos
		02			Mesothelioma
			01	6A0201	Industries in which asbestos is used (for example, amiantiferous rock mines, asbestos production industry, isolations jobs, jobs of construction, shipbuilding, garages, etc.). Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos dust (asbestos), and especially:
			02	6A0202	Work for the extraction, handling and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			03	6A0203	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			04	6A0204	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			05	6A0205	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			06	6A0206	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings.
			07	6A0207	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			08	6A0208	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			09	6A0209	Cleaning, maintenance, and repair of heat accumulators or other machines that have asbestos components.
			10	6A0210	Auto-vehicle repair work.
			11	6A0211	Fibercement Aserrado.
			12	6A0212	Jobs involving removal of asbestos
		03			pleura mesothelioma
			01	6A0301	Industries in which asbestos is used (e.g., amiantiferous rock mines, asbestos production industry, insulation work, work of construction, shipbuilding, garages, etc.).
					Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			02	6A0302	Extraction, handling, and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			03	6A0303	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			04	6A0304	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			05	6A0305	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			06	6A0306	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings.
			07	6A0307	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			08	6A0308	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			09	6A0309	Cleaning, maintenance, and repair of heat accumulators or other machines that have asbestos components.
			10	6A0310	Auto-vehicle repair work.
			11	6A0311	Fibercement Aserrado.
			12	6A0312	Jobs involving removal of asbestos
		04			Peritoneum Mesothelioma
			01	6A0401	Industries In Which Asbestos Is Used (For Example, Amiantiferous Rock Mines, Asbestos Production Industry, Isolations Jobs, Jobs Of construction, shipbuilding, garages, etc.).
					Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			02	6A0402	Extraction, handling, and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			03	6A0403	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			04	6A0404	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			05	6A0405	Application of asbestos to gun (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			06	6A0406	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings.
			07	6A0407	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			08	6A0408	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			09	6A0409	Cleaning, maintenance, and repair of heat accumulators or other machines that have asbestos components.
			10	6A0410	Auto-vehicle repair work.
			11	6A0411	Fibercement Aserrado.
			12	6A0412	Jobs that involve removing asbestos materials.
		05			Locations Mesothelioma
			01	6A0501	Industries in which asbestos is used (for example, amantiferous rock mines, asbestos production industry, insulation work, construction work, shipbuilding, garages, etc.).
					Jobs exposed to inhalation of asbestos (asbestos) powders, and especially:
			02	6A0502	Extraction, handling, and treatment of minerals or amantiferous rocks.
			03	6A0503	Manufacture of asbestos tissues, cartons, and papers.
			04	6A0504	Preparatory treatment of asbestos fibers (carded, spinning, hatching, etc.).
			05	6A0505	Application of asbestos to pistol (fireplaces, auto funds, and wagons).
			06	6A0506	Thermal isolation jobs in shipbuilding and buildings.
			07	6A0507	Manufacture of Brings for Brakes and Clutches, of Fibercement Products, of Fire Equipment, of Asbestos Filters and Cardboard, Asbestos Joints, and Rubber.
			08	6A0508	Dismounting and demolishing asbestos-containing installations.
			09	6A0509	Cleaning, maintenance, and repair of heat accumulators or other machines that have asbestos components.
			10	6A0510	Auto-vehicle repair work.
			11	6A0511	Fibercement Aserrado.
			12	6A0512	Jobs that involve removing asbestos materials.
	B				aromatic
		01			bladder malignancy
					Manufacture and use of aromatic amines, and especially:
			01	6B0101	Rubber Workers.
			02	6B0102	Jobs in which dyes, alpha-naphthylamine and beta-naphthylamine, benzidine, benzidine-based dyes, aminodiphenyl, nitrodiphenyl, auramine, magenta and their salts are used.
	C				Arsenic and its
		01
					Preparing, employing and manipulating arsenic and its compounds, and especially
			01	6C0101	arsenic mining, copper smelting, copper production.
			02	6C0102	Metal Decapate and Metal Cleaning.
			03	6C0103	electrolytic coating of metals.
			04	6C0104	Calcination, smelting, and refining of arseniferous minerals.
			05	6C0105	Production and use of arsenical pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.
			06	6C0106	Manufacturing and employing colorants and paints containing arsenic compounds.
			07	6C0107	Industry for Arsening Dyes.
			08	6C0108	Aleation with Other Metals (Pb).
			09	6C0109	Cu, Pb, Zn, Co (present as impurity).
			10	6C0110	Treatment of hides and woods with storage agents based on arsenals.
			11	6C0111	How to store skins.
			12	6C0112	Taxidermia.
			13	6C0113	Pyrotechnics.
			14	6C0114	Manufacture of munitions and polarization batteries.
			15	6C0115	Pharmaceutical industry.
			16	6C0116	Preparing sulfuric acid from pyrite arsenals.
			17	6C0117	Use of arsenious anhydride in glass manufacturing.
			18	6C0118	Making silicon steel.
			19	6C0119	Disembedded boilers.
			20	6C0120	Rubber industry.
			21	6C0121	Manufacture of glass: preparation and mixing of the paste, fusion and casting, handling of additives.
			22	6C0122	Art Restores.
			23	6C0123	Using Arsenical Compounds in Electronics.
		02			Skin Epidural Carcinoma
					Preparing, employing, and manipulating arsenic and its compounds, and especially:
			01	6C0201	arsenic mining, copper smelting, copper production.
			02	6C0202	Metal Decapate and Metal Cleaning.
			03	6C0203	electrolytic coating of metals.
			04	6C0204	Calcination, smelting, and refining of arseniferous minerals.
			05	6C0205	Production and use of arsenical pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.
			06	6C0206	Manufacturing and employing colorants and paints containing arsenic compounds.
			07	6C0207	Industry for Arsening Dyes.
			08	6C0208	Aleation with Other Metals (Pb).
			09	6C0209	Cu, Pb, Zn, Co (present as impurity).
			10	6C0210	Treatment of hides and woods with storage agents based on arsenals.
			11	6C0211	How to store skins.
			12	6C0212	Taxidermia.
			13	6C0213	Pyrotechnics.
			14	6C0214	Manufacture of munitions and polarization batteries.
			15	6C0215	Pharmaceutical industry.
			16	6C0216	Preparing sulfuric acid from pyrite arsenals.
			17	6C0217	Use of arsenious anhydride in glass manufacturing.
			18	6C0218	Making silicon steel.
			19	6C0219	Disembedded boilers.
			20	6C0220	Rubber industry.
			21	6C0221	Manufacture of glass: preparation and mixing of the paste, fusion and casting, handling of additives.
			22	6C0222	Art Restores.
			23	6C0223	Using Arsenical Compounds in Electronics.
		03			Lenticular disk disk (Bowen disease)
					Preparing, employing, and manipulating arsenic and its compounds, and especially:
			01	6C0301	Arsenic mining, copper smelting, copper production.
			02	6C0302	Metal Decapate and Metal Cleaning.
			03	6C0303	electrolytic coating of metals.
			04	6C0304	Calcination, smelting, and refining of arseniferous minerals.
			05	6C0305	Production and use of arsenical pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.
			06	6C0306	Manufacturing and employing colorants and paints containing arsenic compounds.
			07	6C0307	Industry for Arsening Dyes.
			08	6C0308	Aleation with Other Metals (Pb).
			09	6C0309	Cu, Pb, Zn, Co (present as impurity).
			10	6C0310	Treatment of hides and woods with storage agents based on arsenals.
			11	6C0311	How to store skins.
			12	6C0312	Taxidermia.
			13	6C0313	Pyrotechnics.
			14	6C0314	Manufacture of munitions and polarization batteries.
			15	6C0315	Pharmaceutical industry.
			16	6C0316	Preparing sulfuric acid from pyrite arsenals.
			17	6C0317	Use of arsenious anhydride in glass manufacturing.
			18	6C0318	Making silicon steel.
			19	6C0319	Disembedded boilers.
			20	6C0320	Rubber industry.
			21	6C0321	Manufacture of glass: preparation and mixing of the paste, fusion and casting, handling of additives.
			22	6C0322	Art Restores.
			23	6C0323	Using Arsenical Compounds in Electronics.
		04			Liver Angiosarcoma
					Preparing, employing and manipulating arsenic and its compounds, and especially:
			01	6C0401	Mining of arsenic, copper smelting, copper production.
			02	6C0402	Metal Decapate and Metal Cleaning.
			03	6C0403	electrolytic coating of metals.
			04	6C0404	Calcination, smelting, and refining of arseniferous minerals.
			05	6C0405	Production and use of arsenical pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides.
			06	6C0406	Manufacturing and employing colorants and paints containing arsenic compounds.
			07	6C0407	Industry for Arsening Dyes.
			08	6C0408	Aleation with Other Metals (Pb).
			09	6C0409	Cu, Pb, Zn, Co (present as impurity).
			10	6C0410	Treatment of hides and woods with storage agents based on arsenals.
			11	6C0411	How to store skins.
			12	6C0412	Taxidermia.
			13	6C0413	Pyrotechnics.
			14	6C0414	Manufacture of munitions and polarization batteries.
			15	6C0415	Pharmaceutical industry.
			16	6C0416	Preparing sulfuric acid from pyrite arsenals.
			17	6C0417	Use of arsenious anhydride in glass manufacturing.
			18	6C0418	Making silicon steel.
			19	6C0419	Disembedded boilers.
			20	6C0420	Rubber industry.
			21	6C0421	Manufacture of glass: preparation and mixing of the paste, fusion and casting, handling of additives.
			22	6C0422	Art Restores.
			23	6C0423	Using Arsenical Compounds in Electronics.
	D				benzene
		01			lymphoproliferative and myeloproliferative
					Manufacture, extraction, rectification, employment, and handling of benzene, and especially:
			01	6D0101	Occupations with exposure to benzene, for example, coke ovens, use of solvents containing benzene.
			02	6D0102	Job of benzene for the preparation of its derivatives.
			03	6D0103	Use of benzene as a decapant, as a diluent, as a solvent.
			04	6D0104	Preparing, distributing, and cleaning fuel tanks containing benzene.
			05	6D0105	Lab jobs in which benzene is used.
	E				Berilio
		01			Malignant bronchial and lung neoplasia
					Handling and employment of beryllium and its compounds (double fluoride of glucinium and sodium), and especially:
			01	6E0101	Mining and metallurgy of beryllium, aerospace industry, nuclear industry.
			02	6E0102	Removing the beryllium from the minerals.
			03	6E0103	Preparing alloys and beryllium compounds.
			04	6E0104	Manufacture of crystals, ceramics, porcelain, and highly refractory products.
			05	6E0105	Making nuclear reactor control bars.
	F				Bis-(chloro-methyl) ether
		01			Bronchus and lung malignancy
			01	6F0101	Plastics synthesis.
			02	6F0102	Ionic Exchange Resins Synthesis.
			03	6F0103	Vulcanized rubber treatments.
	G				cadmium
		01


											01	6G0101	Preparing the cadmium per zinc, copper, or lead processing.
			02	6G0102	Manufacture of nickel-cadmium accumulators.
			03	6G0103	Manufacture of caddy pigments for paints, enamels, plastic materials, paper, rubber, pyrotechnics.
			04	6G0104	Manufacture of fluorescent lamps.
			05	6G0105	electrolytic Cadmit.
			06	6G0106	Soldering and oxycorte parts with cadmium.
			07	6G0107	Processed waste containing cadmium.
			08	6G0108	Making nuclear reactor control bars.
			09	6G0109	Manufacture of photoelectric cells.
			10	6G0110	Manufacture of welding rods.
			11	6G0111	Iron or steel smelting furnace jobs.
			12	6G0112	Fusion and glass casting.
			13	6G0113	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing cadmium.
			14	6G0114	Barnized and Glazed Ceramics.
			15	6G0115	Treatment of hazardous waste in public sanitation activities.
			16	6G0116	Manufacture of pesticides.
			17	6G0117	Manufacture of dental amalgam.
			18	6G0118	Manufacture of jewelry.
	H				monomer vinyl clouride:
		01
				6H0101	Production and polymerization of vinyl chloride
		02			Liver Angiosarcoma
			01	6H0201	Production and Polymerization Of Vinyl Chloride.
	I				Chromium VI and chromium VI compound:
		01
						Preparing, employing, and manipulating hexavalent chromium compounds, especially chromates, alkaline dicromates, and chromic acid, and especially:
			01	6I0101	Manufacture of catalysts, chemicals for tanning, and wood treatment products containing chromium compounds.
			02	6I0102	Manufacturing and employing pigments, colorants, and paints based on chromium compounds.
			03	6I0103	Sawing and machining of wood treated with chromium compounds.
			04	6I0104	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing chromium.
			05	6I0105	Curated skins.
			06	6I0106	Preparing photo-engraving clichés by bicromated colloids.
			07	6I0107	Making matches or matches.
			08	6I0108	Galvanoplasty and treatment of metal surfaces with chromium.
			09	6I0109	Decapation and cleaning of metals and glass (sulfocromic acid or chromic acid).
			10	6I0110	Manufacture of alkaline chromates.
			11	6I0111	Littoprints.
			12	6I0112	Manufacture of stainless steels.
			13	6I0113	Jobs that involve welding and oxycorte of stainless steels.
			14	6I0114	Manufacture of cement and its derivatives.
			15	6I0115	Processing of waste containing chromium.
		02			Bronchus and lung malignancy
					Preparing, employing, and manipulating hexavalent chromium compounds, especially chromates, alkaline dicromates, and chromic acid, and especially:
			01	6I0201	Manufacture of catalysts, Chemical products for tanning, and wood treatment products containing chromium compounds.
			02	6I0202	Manufacturing and employing pigments, colorants, and paints based on chromium compounds.
			03	6I0203	Sawing and machining of wood treated with chromium compounds.
			04	6I0204	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing chromium.
			05	6I0205	Curated skins.
			06	6I0206	Preparing photo-engraving clichés by bicromated colloids.
			07	6I0207	Making matches or matches.
			08	6I0208	Galvanoplasty and treatment of metal surfaces with chromium.
			09	6I0209	Decapation and cleaning of metals and glass (sulfocromic acid or chromic acid).
			10	6I0210	Manufacture of alkaline chromates.
			11	6I0211	Littoprints.
			12	6I0212	Manufacture of stainless steels.
			13	6I0213	Jobs that involve welding and oxycorte of stainless steels.
			14	6I0214	Manufacture of cement and its derivatives.
			15	6I0215	Processed waste containing chromium.
	J				Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), coal distillation products: soot, tar, bitumen, brea, anthracene, mineral oils, brute paraffin, and compounds, products, residues of these substances, and other carcinogens. Coal distillation:
		01			Premalignant skin
			01	6J0101	Manufacture of pigments, fireplaces, road paving, isolations.
			02	6J0102	Preparing additive for self-copying paper.
			03	6J0103	Metallurgy Laminate Operations.
			04	6J0104	Manufacture of electrical cables.
			05	6J0105	Manufacture of asphalt fabric.
			06	6J0106	Jobs in coal or coke ovens.
			07	6J0107	Manufacturing processes in which coal dust is used.
			08	6J0108	Aluminum production.
			09	6J0109	Manufacture of electrodes.
			10	6J0110	Production, transport, and storage of asphalt products.
			11	6J0111	Oil industry distillation operations.
			12	6J0112	paving work.
			13	6J0113	Failed floor removal jobs.
			14	6J0114	Application of tar-based paints.
			15	6J0115	Vehicle Antioxide Treatment.
			16	6J0116	Car drivers.
			17	6J0117	Engine mounts.
			18	6J0118	Mechanics (vehicle repair jobs).
			19	6J0119	Car Park Workers.
			20	6J0120	Jobs in Combustion Units (boilers).
			21	6J0121	City gas production.
			22	6J0122	Maintenance of underground power grids.
			23	6J0123	Production of refractory and ceramic bricks.
			24	6J0124	Silicate carbide production.
			25	6J0125	Manufacture of tires.
			26	6J0126	Graphic arts print jobs.
		02			Scalable cell
			01	6J0201	Manufacture of pigments, fireplaces, road paving, isolations.
			02	6J0202	Preparing additive for self-copying paper.
			03	6J0203	Metallurgy Laminate Operations.
			04	6J0204	Manufacture of electrical cables.
			05	6J0205	Manufacture of asphalt fabric.
			06	6J0206	Jobs in coal or coke ovens.
			07	6J0207	Manufacturing processes in which coal dust is used.
			08	6J0208	Aluminum production.
			09	6J0209	Manufacture of electrodes.
			10	6J0210	Production, transport, and storage of asphalt products.
			11	6J0211	Oil industry distillation operations.
			12	6J0212	paving work.
			13	6J0213	Failed floor removal jobs.
			14	6J0214	Application of tar-based paints.
			15	6J0215	Vehicle Antioxide Treatment.
			16	6J0216	Car drivers.
			17	6J0217	Engine mounts.
			18	6J0218	Mechanics (vehicle repair jobs).
			19	6J0219	Car Park Workers.
			20	6J0220	Jobs in Combustion Units (boilers).
			21	6J0221	City gas production.
			22	6J0222	Maintenance of underground power grids.
			23	6J0223	Production of refractory and ceramic bricks.
			24	6J0224	Silicon carbide production.
			25	6J0225	Manufacture of tires.
			26	6J0226	Graphic arts print jobs.
	K				Nickel and nickel compounds:
		01
				6K0101	Foundry and refining of nickel, stainless steel production, battery manufacturing.
			02	6K0102	Nickel production by the Mond process.
			03	6K0103	Metals electrolytic nickel.
			04	6K0104	Jewellery work.
			05	6K0105	Manufacture of alloys with nickel (copper, manganese, zinc, chromium, iron, molybdenum).
			06	6K0106	Manufacture of special steels to nickel (ferronikel). Manufacture of accumulators for nickel cadmium.
			07	6K0107	Jobs as a catalyst in the chemical industry.
			08	6K0108	Jobs involving welding and stainless steel oxycorte.
			09	6K0109	Iron and Stainless Steel Smelting Furnace Jobs.
			10	6K0110	Unloading and cleaning cast parts.
			11	6K0111	Ceramic and glass industry.
			12	6K0112	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing nickel.
			13	6K0113	Processing of waste containing nickel.
		02			Primitive cancer of the etmoids and the breasts of the face
			01	6K0201	Nickel and refining, stainless steel production, battery manufacturing.
			02	6K0202	Nickel production by the Mond process.
			03	6K0203	Metals electrolytic nickel.
			04	6K0204	Jewellery work.
			05	6K0205	Manufacture of alloys with nickel (copper, manganese, zinc, chromium, iron, molybdenum).
			06	6K0206	Manufacture of special steels to nickel (ferronikel). Manufacture of accumulators for nickel cadmium.
			07	6K0207	Jobs as a catalyst in the chemical industry.
			08	6K0208	Jobs involving welding and stainless steel oxycorte.
			09	6K0209	Iron and Stainless Steel Smelting Furnace Jobs.
			10	6K0210	Unloading and cleaning cast parts.
			11	6K0211	Ceramic and glass industry.
			12	6K0212	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing nickel.
			13	6K0213	Processing of waste containing nickel.
		03			Bronchus and lung malignancy
			01	6K0301	Nickel smelting and refining, stainless steel production, battery manufacturing.
			02	6K0302	Nickel production by the Mond process.
			03	6K0303	Metals electrolytic nickel.
			04	6K0304	Jewellery work.
			05	6K0305	Manufacture of alloys with nickel (copper, manganese, zinc, chromium, iron, molybdenum).
			06	6K0306	Manufacture of special steels to nickel (ferronikel). Manufacture of accumulators for nickel cadmium.
			07	6K0307	Jobs as a catalyst in the chemical industry.
			08	6K0308	Jobs involving welding and stainless steel oxycorte.
			09	6K0309	Iron and Stainless Steel Smelting Furnace Jobs.
			10	6K0310	Unloading and cleaning cast parts.
			11	6K0311	Ceramic and glass industry.
			12	6K0312	Application by projection of paints and varnishes containing nickel.
			13	6K0313	Processing of waste containing nickel.
	L				Hard wood dust:
		01			Nasal Cavity Malignancy
					Jobs With Hard Wood Recognized As A Carcinogen, Such As:
			01	6L0101	Furniture manufacturing.
			02	6L0102	Tree logging jobs.
			03	6L0103	Work in sawmills.
			04	6L0104	Wood trituring in the paper industry.
			05	6L0105	Wood modelers.
			06	6L0106	Wood Prensing.
			07	6L0107	Mechanized and Mount Wood Parts.
			08	6L0108	Wood, plywood, and agglomerated product finishing jobs.
			09	6L0109	Park, pallet, and so on.
	M				Radon
		01
		01	6M0101	Underground mining, processes with products from the natural origin radioactive chain of the Uranium-238 precursors of Radon-222
	N				Ionizing
		01			linfo and myeloproliferative
					All jobs exposed to the action of X-rays or natural or artificial radioactive substances or any corpuscular emission source, and especially:
			01	6N0101	Radioactive mineral extraction and treatment jobs.
			02	6N0102	Manufacture of X-ray and radiotherapy devices.
			03	6N0103	Manufacture of radioactive chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
			04	6N0104	Use of radioactive substances and X-rays in research laboratories.
			05	6N0105	Manufacture and application of light products with radioactive substances in watchmaking sphere paints.
			06	6N0206	Industrial jobs using X-rays and radioactive materials, thickness and wear measures.
			07	6N0107	Jobs in radiodiagnostic, radio, and radiotherapy queries and the application of radioactive isotopes, in queries, clinics, sanatoriums, residences, and hospitals.
			08	6N0108	How to store food by ionising radiation.
			09	6N0109	Nuclear Research and Central Reactors.
			10	6N0110	Radioelement production and treatment installations or radioactive isotopes.
			11	6N0111	Nuclear fuel enrichment factory.
			12	6N0112	Radioactive waste treatment and storage facilities.
			13	6N0113	Transport of radioactive materials.
			14	6N0114	Particle Accelerators, Gammagrafia Sources, cobalt pumps, etc.
		02			Skin Epidermoid Carcinoma
					All jobs exposed to the action of X-rays or natural or artificial radioactive substances or to any corpuscular emission source, and especially:
			01	6N0201	Extraction works and treatment of radioactive minerals.
			02	6N0202	Manufacture of X-ray and radiotherapy devices.
			03	6N0203	Manufacture of radioactive chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
			04	6N0204	Use of radioactive substances and X-rays in research laboratories.
			05	6N0205	Manufacture and application of light products with radioactive substances in watchmaking sphere paints.
			06	6N0206	Industrial jobs using X-rays and radioactive materials, thickness and wear measures.
			07	6N0207	Jobs in radiodiagnostic, radio, and radiotherapy queries and the application of radioactive isotopes, in queries, clinics, sanatoriums, residences, and hospitals.
			08	6N0208	How to store food by ionising radiation.
			09	6N0209	Nuclear Research and Central Reactors.
			10	6N0210	Radioelement production and treatment installations or radioactive isotopes.
			11	6N0211	Nuclear fuel enrichment factory.
			12	6N0212	Radioactive waste treatment and storage facilities.
			13	6N0213	Transport of radioactive materials.
			14	6N0214	Particle accelerators, gammagrafia sources, cobalt pumps, etc.
	O				Mines (primary, secondary, tertiary, heterocyclic) and aromatic hydrazine and its halogen, phenolic, nitrosated, nitrated, and sulphonated
		01			Versical
			01	6O0101	Manufacture of these substances and their use as products In the case of synthetic dyes and numerous organic synthesis, in the chemical industry, in the industry of insecticides, in the pharmaceutical industry, etc.
			02	6O0102	Manufacturing and using derivatives used as accelerators and as antioxidants in the rubber industry.
			03	6O0103	Making certain explosives.
			04	6O0104	Use as colorants in the leather industry, footwear skins, capillaries, etc., as well as stationery and hairdressing products.
			05	6O0105	Using revelers (para-aminophenols) in the photo industry.
	P				Nitrobenzene
		01			Lymphoma
			01	6P0101	Using As Solvents.
			02	6P0102	Production of dyes, pigments, dyes.
			03	6P0103	Making explosives.
			04	6P0104	Pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry.
			05	6P0105	Plastic industry.
			06	6P0106	Using as pesticides.
			07	6P0107	Using the textile, chemical, paper industry.
			08	6P0108	Using in laboratories.
			09	6P0109	Using nitrobenzene as an odor masking.
			10	6P0110	Using dinitrobenzene in the production of cellulosic, etc.
	Q	01			Cyanhydride acid, cyanides, cyanogen compounds, and acrylonitriles
			01	6Q0101	Preparing liquid cyanhydride, cyanides, ferrocyanide, and other derivatives.
			02	6Q0102	Using gaseous hydrocyanic acid in the fight against parasitic insects in agriculture and against rodents.
			03	6Q0103	Obtaining precious metals (gold and silver) by cyanide.
			04	6Q0104	Manufacture of jewelry.
			05	6Q0105	Cyanide employment in the operations of galvanoplasty (nickel, cadmiate, cashed, etc.).
			06	6Q0106	Thermal processing of metal parts.
			07	6Q0107	Manufacture of "plexiglas" (acetonacianhydrin).
			08	6Q0108	Using acrylonitrile as a pesticide.
			09	6Q0109	Making and manipulating calcium cyanamide and using it as a fertilizer.
			10	6Q0110	Production of acrylates, ammonium salts, cyanogen, and other synthetic chemicals.
			11	6Q0111	Manufacture of clean metals.
			12	6Q0112	Manufacture of dyes, plastic pigments, and synthetic fibers.
			13	6Q0113	gaseous emissions in blast furnaces, coke ovens, or polyurethane foam combustion.
			14	6Q0114	Laboratory use.

ANNEX 2

Supplementary list of diseases whose professional origin is suspected and whose inclusion in the table of occupational diseases could be contemplated in the future

Group 1: Diseases caused by chemical agents.

Group 2: Diseases caused by physical agents.

Group 3: Diseases caused by biological agents.

Group 4: Diseases caused by inhalation of substances not included in other groups.

Group 5: Skin diseases caused by sustenance and agents not included in other groups.

Group 6: Diseases caused by carcinogens.

ANNEX 2

Supplementary list of diseases whose professional origin is suspected and whose inclusion in the occupational disease table could be contemplated in the future (codification)

List


Group	Agent	Code	Description
				Complementary list of diseases whose professional origin is
	1			Chemicals caused by chemical agents:
		01	C101	Ozone.
		02	C102	aliphatic hydrocarbons other than those considered in the professional disease box.
		03	C103	Decalin.
		04	C104	Aromatic anhydrides-aromatic anhydrides, or their halogenated derivatives.
		05	C105	Biphenyl Oxide.
		06	C106	Tiophene.
		07	C107	Metracrylonitrile, Acetonitrile.
		08	C108	Tioalcohols.
		09	C109	Mercaptans and thioethers.
		10	C110	alcohols or their halogenated derivatives not included in the professional disease box.
		11	C111	Glicols or their halogenated derivatives not included in the professional disease box.
		12	C112	Ethereals or their halogenated derivatives not included in the professional disease box.
		13	C113	Cetones or their halogenated derivatives not included in the professional disease box.
		14	C114	esters or their halogenated derivatives not included in the professional disease box.
		15	C115	Tiophenols, their counterparts, or their halogenated derivatives.
		16	C116	Silver.
		17	C117	Selenium.
		18	C118	Copper.
		19	C119	Zinc.
		20	C120	Magnesium.
		21	C121	Platinum.
		22	C122	Tantalio.
		23	C123	Titanium.
		24	C124	Terpenes.
		25	C125	Borans.
		26	C126	Diseases caused by the inhalation of mother-of-pearl powder.
		27	C127	Hormonal Substances caused by hormonal substances.
		28	C128	Dental caries due to work in chocolate, sugar, and flour industries.
		29	C129	Silicon Oxide.
		30	C130	Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons not included in other headings.
		31	C131	Dimethylformamide.
	2			Diseases caused by physical agents:
		01	C201	Diseases caused by repetitive vertical vibrations: Discopathies of the dorsolumbar column caused by repeated vertical vibrations of the entire body.
		02	C202	Cold-caused diseases.
	3			Diseases caused by biological agents:
			C300	(No diseases exist This group is likely to be included in this group at the date of publication of the Royal Decree, since those that could be included have already been included in the professional diseases table.)
	4			Diseases caused by inhalation of substances not included in other groups:
		01	C401	Lung fibrosis due to metals not included in other sections.
		02	C402	Broncopulmonary effects due to artificial mineral fibers.
		03	C403	Broncopulmonary affects due to synthetic fibers.
		04	C404	Respiratory affects, in particular asthma, caused by irritative substances not listed in the professional disease box.
	5			Skin diseases caused by substances and agents not included in other groups:
		01	C501	Allergic and orthogergic skin effects not collected in the professional disease table.
	6			Diseases caused by carcinogens:
		01	C601	larynx cancer produced by inhalation of asbestos dust.
		02	C602	Diseases caused by carcinogens not incorporated in previous sections, with classification C1 (carcinogenic substances of the first category, that is, that are known to be carcinogenic to man) and C2 (second category carcinogenic substances, for which there is a presumption of which may be considered as carcinogenic to humans) given by RD 1124/2000 of 16 June 2000 amending RD 665/1997 of 12 May 1997 on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to carcinogens at work.

Royal Decree 1299 / 2006, Of 10 November, Which Approves The Picture Of Occupational Diseases In The Social Security System And Establish Criteria For The Notification And Registration.

Original Language Title: Real Decreto 1299/2006, de 10 de noviembre, por el que se aprueba el cuadro de enfermedades profesionales en el sistema de la Seguridad Social y se establecen criterios para su notificación y registro.

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