Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) in Brazil
NR-10 regulates the safety and health of workers who interact with electricity in Brazil. NR-10 was first published in 1978, based on the French standards, and revised four times, in 1983, 2004, 2016 and 2019, to reflect the changes in Read More ...
NR-12 is a Brazilian regulation that establishes minimum requirements for the prevention of accidents and diseases related to the work with machines and equipment of all types. NR-12 was originally issued in 1978, based on articles 184 to 186 of Read More ...
NR-13 establishes the minimum requirements for the management of the structural integrity of boilers, pressure vessels, their interconnection pipes and metal storage tanks, in aspects related to installation, inspection, operation and maintenance, aiming at the safety and health of workers. Read More ...
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) has taken a step to address the dietary needs of religious communities. On April 19, 2024, Mapa released Ordinance No. 676, which outlines the procedures for requesting, evaluating, granting, and revoking exceptional authorization for the slaughter and Read More …
ANVISA has launched Call No. 1, aimed at supporting the development of phytotherapeutic drugs, new synthetic drugs and biological products of interest to healthcare services by medical startups. Recognizing the critical need for new medications and the importance of nurturing Read More …
Importing products for clinical or technological research in Brazil requires adherence to specific codes outlined by the Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa). These codes facilitate the process of obtaining approval for importation, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Here’s a comprehensive Read More …
The Ministries of Labor and Employment (MTE) and Justice and Public Security (MJSP) in Brazil have jointly issued a new regulation to bolster the protection and rights of migrant victims of forced labor and trafficking. Published on Wednesday, Interministerial Ordinance Read More …
In a significant development, the profession of Ergonomics is set to be officially included in the Brazilian Occupational Classification (CBO). This decision comes after consensus was reached between representative entities and the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE). Background and Agreement On Thursday, Read More …
As the deadline for the mandatory toxicological exam approaches, the Brazilian National Traffic Department (Senatran) is gearing up to send out fresh notifications to the 3.4 million drivers in categories C, D, and E who have not yet completed the required test. These alerts Read More …
The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency (Anvisa) has recently introduced new subject codes for the streamlined evaluation of medicines, biological products, vaccines, and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) Dossier Suitability Letters. These codes facilitate the use of assessments conducted by equivalent foreign regulatory authorities, enhancing regulatory confidence and Read More …
The Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency, Anvisa, has taken a significant step toward streamlining the medical device registration process. In a recent move, Anvisa announced that it will now consider analyses conducted by equivalent foreign regulatory authorities when evaluating petitions for device Read More …
The Brazilian Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) has released the latest update to the “Dirty List”. This list, officially known as the Cadastro de Empregadores, catalogs employers found guilty of subjecting workers to modern slavery. The recent update marks Read More …
The oil and gas industry operates in a complex environment, where safety and environmental protection are paramount. In Brazil, the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) plays a crucial role in regulating and overseeing this sector. One Read More …
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