Principles of Occupational Health and Hygiene:An Introduction, Fourth Edition allows for early career occupational hygienists and safety professionals or students to develop basic skills and knowledge to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control workplace hazards resulting in injury, illness or affect workers and the community.
Principles of Occupational Health and Hygiene:An Introduction, Fourth Edition allows for early career occupational hygienists and safety professionals or students to develop basic skills and knowledge to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control workplace hazards resulting in injury, illness or affect workers and the community.
Sue Reed is a Fellow member of the AIOH (FAIOH) and a Certified Occupational Hygienist (COH)®, a retired CIH and a past President of the Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists. Sue has a PhD, a Master of Science (Occupational Hygiene), a Master of Engineering Science and Bachelor of Science (Textile Engineering). Sue has over 45 years' experience in occupational hygiene as a consultant, in government roles, and 35 years as an academic. She is a Honorary Associate Professor at Edith Cowan University, Perth, and a director of a small occupational-hygiene consultancy. Sue has published over 50 scientific papers and technical reports on a range of topics including chemical exposure assessment and control, noise, indoor air quality and OHS education.
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Contents Foreword Preface Editor biography Author biographies Acknowledgements Abbreviations and definitions 1. The hazardous work environment: the hygiene challenge Charles Steer, Melanie Windust and Kate Cole, OAM 2.Occupational health, basic toxicology and epidemiology Martyn Cross and Geza Benke 3.The concept of the exposure standard Robert Golec and Ian Firth 4.Occupational Hygiene Statistics Peter Knott and David Lowry 5.Control of workplace health hazards Kerrie Burton and Kelly Johnstone 6.Industrial ventilation Elaine Lindars and Anthony Bamford 7. Personal protective equipment Mark Reggers and Terry Gorman 8.Aerosols Linda Apthorpe and Jennifer Hines 9.Metals in the workplace Ian Firth and Ron Capil 10.Gases and vapours Aleks Todorovic and Michael Logan 11.Biological monitoring of chemical exposure Greg O'Donnell and Martin Mazereeuw 12.Indoor air quality Michael Shepherd and Claire Bird 13.Biological hazards Margaret Davidson, Ryan Kift, Ken Martinez, and Joshua Schaffer 14.Noise and vibration Beno Groothoff and Jane Whitelaw 15.Radiation-ionising and non-ionising Geza Benke and Martin Ralph 16.The thermal environment Ross Di Corleto and Jodie Britton 17.Lighting SoYoung Lee, Dino Pisaniello and Bruno Piccoli 18.Occupational hygiene tools and sources Sue Reed, Linda Apthorpe, Adelle Liebenberg and Ian Firth Index
Contents Foreword Preface Editor biography Author biographies Acknowledgements Abbreviations and definitions 1. The hazardous work environment: the hygiene challenge Charles Steer, Melanie Windust and Kate Cole, OAM 2.Occupational health, basic toxicology and epidemiology Martyn Cross and Geza Benke 3.The concept of the exposure standard Robert Golec and Ian Firth 4.Occupational Hygiene Statistics Peter Knott and David Lowry 5.Control of workplace health hazards Kerrie Burton and Kelly Johnstone 6.Industrial ventilation Elaine Lindars and Anthony Bamford 7. Personal protective equipment Mark Reggers and Terry Gorman 8.Aerosols Linda Apthorpe and Jennifer Hines 9.Metals in the workplace Ian Firth and Ron Capil 10.Gases and vapours Aleks Todorovic and Michael Logan 11.Biological monitoring of chemical exposure Greg O'Donnell and Martin Mazereeuw 12.Indoor air quality Michael Shepherd and Claire Bird 13.Biological hazards Margaret Davidson, Ryan Kift, Ken Martinez, and Joshua Schaffer 14.Noise and vibration Beno Groothoff and Jane Whitelaw 15.Radiation-ionising and non-ionising Geza Benke and Martin Ralph 16.The thermal environment Ross Di Corleto and Jodie Britton 17.Lighting SoYoung Lee, Dino Pisaniello and Bruno Piccoli 18.Occupational hygiene tools and sources Sue Reed, Linda Apthorpe, Adelle Liebenberg and Ian Firth Index
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