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This book highlights the dangers of the disorganization of work through subcontracting practices, both for workers' health and for nuclear safety.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
1. The Effects of Ionizing Radiation: Questioning the Current Model
2. Maintenance, Sub-Contracting, Job Instability and Uncertainty, and Radiation Protection: How Are They Evolving?
Conclusion
Introduction
The "Underside"? "Outside" Workers?
Industrial Risk Management and Social Relations in the Workplace
Research Methodology and Procedure
Part I: Working Under the Threat of Exposure to Ionizing Radiation
CHAPTER 1: Three Nuclear Industry Maintenance Jobs
Valve-and-Pipe Mechanics
Non-Destructive Equipment Inspection Specialists
"Nuclear Servitude" Workers
Conclusion
CHAPTER 2: The Social Division of Labor and Radiation Dose
Social and Labor Relations
Strategies for the Social Division of Labor and Radiation Doses
Managing Employment by Dose: What Maneuvering Room Do Outside Workers Have?
Conclusion
CHAPTER 3: Triple Flexibility
Job Flexibility
Work-Hour Flexibility
Flexibility in Family Life
Conclusion
Part II: Sources of Legitimacy: Competitiveness, Safety, Radiation Protection
CHAPTER 4: Competitiveness, Quality, Safety
Getting to the Sources of Productivity and Competitiveness
The Quality-Safety Policy and Risk-Prevention
Quality Assurance and ISO Standards: Rationalizing Production of Goods and Services
Conclusion
CHAPTER 5: Organization of Radiation Protection for Nuclear Industry Workers: Rules, Norms, Practices
ICRP Recommendations: The Keystone of Radiation Protection
Principles of Protecting Workers Against the Dangers of Ionizing Radiation in French and European Union Legislation
In Practice: Weakened Dosimetric Follow-Up and Managing Job Assignments by Dose. The Role of the CNIL (National Commission on Electronic Information and Personal Freedoms)
Conclusion
Part III: What Repercussions on Workers Health and Nuclear Safety?
CHAPTER 6: The Health of "Outside" Employees Doing Maintenance Work in Nuclear Power Plant Controlled Zones
The Debate on Effects of Low Doses of Ionizing Radiation
Protracted Following of Subcontracted DATR Employees in the Nuclear Industry
Structural Logic Linking Health Damage to Work Organization; Premature Deaths
Conclusion
CHAPTER 7: Safety of Nuclear Facilities or Obliteration of "Traces"?
Reduced Safety Margins
The Social Division of Labor and Radiation Dose Imperils Safety
Incidents Reveal Contradictions
Headlong Flight: How Far and with What Consequences?
Conclusion
Conclusion
Work Is at the Core of Nuclear Energy Production
Public Health Issues
Recommendations for New Research
Bibliography
Glossary
Index
