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SCHEDULE NO. 1
OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES

Sr. No. DISEASE OCCUPATION CAUSING THE

DISEASE
1. Poisoning by lead and its Any occupation which requires use
compounds or handling of lead or its compounds
containing lead.
2. Poisoning by mercury and its Any occupation requiring use or
compounds handling of mercury or its
compounds or any items containing
mercury or exposure to mercury dust
or gases or its compounds or items
containing mercury.
3. Poisoning by arsenic and its Any occupation requiring use or
compounds. handling or arsenic or its compounds
or any items containing arsenic or
exposure to dust or gases of arsenic
or its compounds or items containing
arsenic .
4. Poisoning by antimony and its Any occupation requiring use or
compounds. handling of antimony or its
compounds or any items containing
antimony or exposure to dust or
gases of antimony or its compounds
or items containing antinomy.
5. Poisoning by phosphorus and its Any occupation requiring use or
compounds. handling of phosphorus or its
compounds or exposure to the dust or
gases of phosphorus or its
compounds or items containing
phosphorus.
6. Poisoning by products, benzene or Any occupation requiring use or
its homologues or any compounds handling of such products or any
or derivatives thereof. work requiring exposure to its dust or
gases.
7. Poisoning by manganese and its Any occupation requiring use or
compounds. handling of manganese or its
compounds or any items containing
manganese or exposure to the dust or
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8. Poisoning by sulfuric metal and its
compounds.
9. Poisoning by petroleum, its gases,
derivatives or compounds.
10. Poisoning by chloroform or carbon
tetrachloride.
11. Diseases resulting from Radium or
radio-active (X-rays).
12. Chronic skin disease and burns of
the skin and the eye.
13. Eye affections from the heat and
light, and the consequences of such
affections.
14. Pneumoconioses resulting from :
1.Silicosis (Silicon dust)
2.Asbestosis (Asbestos dust)
3.Byssinosis (cotton dust)
DISEASE
gases of manganese or any other
items with manganese content.
Any occupation requiring use or
handling of sulfuric metal or its
compounds or any items having
sulfuric content or exposure to the
dust and gases of sulfuric metal and
its compounds or any items having
sulfuric content.
Any occupation requiring use or
handling of benzene and its
derivatives or its compounds or
exposure to the dust or vapors of
benzene whether in solid, liquid or
gaseous form.
Any occupation requiring use or
handling of chloroform or carbon
tetrachloride or exposure to the gases
containing them.
Any occupation requiring exposure
or radium or any other radio-active
substance or X=rays.
Any occupation requiring use or
handling of tar or coal tar equipment,
mineral oil or kerosene (or cement,
flour or similar dust or any of their
compounds, products or residues).
Any occupation requiring recurrent
or continuous exposure to reflection
of light, heat or radiation emitted by
molten glass, hot or molten metals or
exposure to powerful light and high
temperature that could cause harm to
eye or sight.
Any occupation requiring exposure
to silicon dust or any items with
silicon content in a concentration of
more than 5%, such as work in rock
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cement factories, sandblasting of
metals or any other occupation
requiring a similar exposure, as well
as any work requiring exposure to
asbestos or cotton dust to such an
extent as to result in such a disease.
15. Anthrax Any work requiring contact with
animals affected by such a disease or
with their skins, horns and hair.
16. Glanders Any works requiring contact with
animals affected by this disease.
17. Pulmonary Tuberculosis Any work in hospitals providing
treatment patients affected by this
disease.
18. Enteric Fever Any work in hospitals specialized in
the treatment of this disease.