The Risk assessment of environmental and human health hazards : a textbook of case studies
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The Risk assessment of environmental and human health hazards : a textbook of case studies
Wiley, c1989
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"A Wiley-Interscience Publication"
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a very large contributed volume which deals with most aspects of contemporary risk assessment on the job - an area that is getting a good deal of attention as to what is and what is not dangerous nowadays. With thirty-four chapters organised into eight sections, the book discusses all aspects of risk assessment. These include: health promotion in the workplace; health surveillance programs in industry; occupational exposure limits; unusual work schedules; measurement of worker exposure to hazards. Generally, the thrust of the book is to deal with the biological responses of the body to the various chemical and environmental hazards and stresses which are found in the industrial workplace. The wildlife aspect covers the role of animal toxicology and pharmo-kinetic data in the safety evaluation of chemicals. The text should be of interest to industrial hygienists, toxicologists, public health officials, corporate management and mechanical and industrial engine
目次
- Basic principles
- assessing water contaminants - three case studies
- assessing hazardous waste sites - six case studies
- assessing ambient air contaminants
- assessing occupational hazards
- assessing potential hazards to consumers
- assessing the risks to wildlife
- risk management.
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