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Main page>ISO Standards>ISO 13073-3:2016 - Ships and marine technology — Risk assessment on anti-fouling systems on ships — Part 3: Human health risk assessment method of biocidally active substances used in anti-fouling paints on ships during the application and removal processes
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ISO 13073-3:2016 - Ships and marine technology — Risk assessment on anti-fouling systems on ships — Part 3: Human health risk assessment method of biocidally active substances used in anti-fouling paints on ships during the application and removal processes

ISO 13073-3:2016

ISO 13073-3:2016 - Ships and marine technology — Risk assessment on anti-fouling systems on ships — Part 3: Human health risk assessment method of biocidally active substances used in anti-fouling paints on ships during the application and removal processes

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Standard´s number:ISO 13073-3:2016
Edition:1
Released:2016-06-02
Pages (English):39
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ISO 13073-3:2016

ISO 13073-3:2016 specifies a method of human health risk assessment that enables the evaluation of anti-fouling paint application and removal in order to determine if the product can be used safely where users are at risk of being exposed to biocidally active substances contained within anti-fouling paints. This can be used for a risk assessment to determine the impact(s), if any, on professional or non-professional operators.

ISO 13073-3:2016 does not specify a specific test method for evaluation of hazard and toxicity or recommend usage restrictions of certain substances.

NOTE 1 ISO 13073-3:2016 is a "minimum" method, i.e. additional regulations or assessments based on national needs can be warranted.

NOTE 2 While the approach prescribed is a tiered system, studies required in higher tiers can be undertaken in lieu of equivalent lower tier studies.