Traduction de «Inspection au moyen d'endoscopes » (Français → Anglais) :

endoscopy | internal examination using fibre optic tube

14. Welcomes the commitments made by the Government of Bangladesh to bolster the Department of Inspections of Factories and Establishments (DIFE) and the upgrading of its inspection service in January 2014; notes, however, that this is still incomplete and the additional 200 inspectors still leave it below the necessary level to inspect a workforce of 4 million workers; also notes the inspection database lacks substantive information- and data-sharing capabilities; calls on the Commission and international partners to provide technical assistance and sharing of best practice to assist with the upgrade of DIFE; calls on the Government ...[+++] of Bangladesh to uphold its commitments on labour inspection and to respect ILO Convention 81 and take note of the observations of the ILO supervisory system in this regard, and calls on the government to ensure that it conducts effective inspections in practice;

Any bag that is found to contain a large electrical item shall be screened again with the item no longer in the bag and the electrical item screened separately, unless the cabin baggage was screened with EDS equipment meeting standard C2 or higher’.

Inspection plans should be based on a risk assessment and should include a number of key elements, namely objectives, priorities, the geographical area covered, information on planned inspections, the tasks assigned to authorities involved in inspections, arrangements for cooperation between those authorities involved in inspections in a Member State, in different Member States, as well as, where appropriate, between those authorities in Member States and in third countries, and information on the training of inspectors as well as on the human, financial and other resources for the implementation of the inspection plan concerned.

6. Considers that labour inspection can be effective only if the relevant authorities are adequately funded and have enough staff; voices its concern at the understaffing of Member States’ inspection authorities and the lack of further training, in particular on Europe-wide issues; calls on the Member States to strengthen their inspection systems as this should be an essential part of national plans to respond to the economic crisis; points out that labour inspections play a vital role by verifying that legislation in force is fully implemented as well as by ensuring that especially vulnerable workers are covered and protected;