“CAD” or Chemical Agents Directive refers to a regulation of the European Union that determines the safety requirements for chemical substances used in the workplace.
This directive, which aims to control the exposure of employees to chemical agents in the workplace, ensures that the necessary limit values are determined to minimize health risks and that protective measures are taken for the use of these substances.
In accordance with this directive, the KKDIK Regulation covers the management, classification, and exposure assessments of chemicals within the framework of occupational health and safety.