Table 2.
Main occupational exposures collected from questionnaires
| Lifelong career | Current job |
|---|---|
| Organisational constraints | Profession |
| Going to bed after midnight at least 50 days/year | Employer |
| Getting up before 05:00 at least 50 days/year | Job grading, qualification |
| Not sleeping at night at least 50 days/year | Type of contract |
| Daily work time of more than 10 hours at least 50 days/year | Working hours |
| Working more than one in two Saturdays or two Sundays during the year | Size of the company |
| Having <48 consecutive hours of rest per week | Travel time to work |
| Repetitive and time-constrained job | Contact with the public |
| Alternating times shift-based job | Rating of intensity of physical effort |
| Exposure to noise | Standing, repeated actions |
| Exposure to physically difficult work, carrying heavy loads | Kneeling, crouching and leaning |
| Exposure to chemicals | Driving site machinery |
| Exhaust fumes (excluding during the home to work trip) | Driving vehicles |
| Solvents, diluents, degreasing agents, disinfectants | Handling, moving, bearing heavy loads difficult gestures |
| Dust | Using vibrating tools |
| Oil and grease (cutting fluids, engine oil, hydraulic oils, etc.) | Using computer monitor or control screen keyboard |
| Fuel | Using data entry devices |
| Other: pesticides fertilisers, glues or adhesives asbestos glass or rock wool insulating materials paint, varnish ink, stains, radiation artificial UV | Exposure to extreme temperatures |
| Biological exposure | Working in the open air |
| Infectious risk (microorganisms, viruses, contact with live or dead animals) | Effort-reward imbalance scale35 |
| UV, ultraviolet. |