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Safety Made Easy by John R. Grubbs; Sean M. NelsonAccident prevention signs -- Behavior-based safety (BBS) -- Bloodborne pathogens (exposure control ) -- Chains, slings, and cables -- Compressed gases -- Confined spaces -- Cranes -- Electrical safety -- Emergency action (contingency) planning -- Employee records (exposure and medical) -- Exit routes -- Fire extinguishers -- Fire prevention -- Flammable and combustible liquids -- Guarding floor and wall openings -- Hand and portable power tools -- Hazard communication program -- Hazardous chemicals (process safety management) -- Hazardous waste operations and emergency response (HAZWOPER) -- Ladders -- Lockout/tagout program -- Machinery & machine guarding -- Material handling -- Medical services and first aid -- Noise (hearing conservation) -- Personal protective equipment (PPE) -- Powered industrial vehicles -- Recordkeeping and reporting of occupational injuries and illnesses -- Respiratory protection -- Sanitation -- Scaffolds -- Stairs -- Ventilation -- Welding, cutting and brazing -- Appendix A. OSHA inspection -- Appendix B. OSHA regional offices -- Appendix C. State plan programs -- Appendix D. References -- Appendix E. Essential Internet resources -- Appendix F. Self-inspection checklist. Limited preview.
Occupational Health Safety Technologist Home Study Workbook by SPAN International Trainingv. 1. General information. Math and science. Worksite assessment. Hazard control and loss prevention. Verification. Disaster planning and emergency response. Professional responsibility -- v. 2. Equations used most often. Practice examination number one. Practice examination number two.
Call Number: T55 .O37 2006, 2 vols
Hazardous Materials HandbookHazardous materials : laws, regulations, and standards -- Hazardous materials : recognition and identification -- Hazardous materials : information resources -- Hazardous materials : personal protective equipment -- Hazardous materials : protective actions -- Product control and air monitoring -- Terrorism awareness.
Call Number: T55.3.H3 H3773 2008
Hazardous Materials Incidents by Christopher David HawleyHazardous materials : laws, regulations, and standards -- Recognition and identification -- Information resources -- Protection -- Protective actions -- Product control and air monitoring -- Terrorism awareness -- HAZMAT and law enforcement -- Glossary -- Abbreviations.
What is work? Is it simply a burden to be tolerated or something more meaningful to one's sense of identity and self-worth? And why does it matter? In a uniquely thought-provoking book, John W. Budd presents ten historical and contemporary views of work from across the social sciences and humanities.
A brief history of activist graphic media -- Dignity and exploitation -- Health and safety -- Women -- Race and civil rights -- War, peace, and internationalism -- Solidarity and organizing -- Strikes and boycotts...