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COSHH Essentials: With "COSHH: A Brief Guide to the Regulations" and "The Complete Idiot's Guide to CHIP": Easy Steps to Control Chemicals - Control of ... to Health Regulations (Guidance Booklets)

By Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

Book information

Publisher
HSE Books
Year
1999
ISBN
9780717624218, 0717624218, 0717625346, 0113412290, 071760716X, 0717609057, 0717624889
Open Library ID
OL10528900M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
394 kB (403456 bytes)
Series
Guidance Booklets
Pages
16\16
Topic
Chemistry
Time added
2010-02-18 13:16:04

Description

These are 72 new control guidance sheets for the COSHH-essentials pack (HSG193). Following the control approach method they give guidance on industry-specific activities. They include working with hazardous substances and preparations in the motor repair industry, woodworking, rubber-making, and flour-handling sectors as well as the services and retail sector (eg beauty salons, florists, dry cleaners, car parks etc). Each sheet contains checklists for employers and employees on good practice, equipment design, training, maintenance, etc. They cover topics ranging from general cleaning activities to embalming; fume or dust control to vermin control; and ear piercing to nightclub smoke effects. The sheets can be purchased as part of the second edition of COSHH essentials: easy steps to control chemicals. Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (HSG193) or accessed individually via the COSHH-essentials website.

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