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Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is the national independent regulator and act in the public interest to reduce work-related death and serious injury across Great Britain’s workplaces.
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Contents
- Preface
- Part I. The Body
- Part II. Health Care
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Part III. Management & Policy
- Disability and Work
- Worker's Compensation Systems
- Work and Workers
- Resources, Institutional, Structural and Legal
- Resources: Information and OSH
- Labour Relations and Human Resource Management
- Development, Technology, and Trade
- Ethical Issues
- Education and Training
- Topics In Workers Compensation Systems
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Part IV. Tools and Approaches
- Part V. Psychosocial and Organizational Factors
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Part VI. General Hazards
- Barometric Pressure Increased
- Violence
- Vibration
- Radiation: Non-Ionizing
- Radiation: Ionizing
- Noise
- Lighting
- Indoor Environmental Control
- Indoor Air Quality
- Hours of Work
- Heat and Cold
- Fire
- Electricity
- Disasters, Natural and Technological
- Biological Hazards
- Barometric Pressure Reduced
- Visual Display Units
- Part VII. The Environment
- Part VIII. Accidents and Safety Management
- Part IX. Chemicals
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Part X. Industries Based on Biological Resources
- Part XI. Industries Based on Natural Resources
- Part XII. Chemical Industries
- Part XIII. Manufacturing Industries
- Part XIV. Textile and Apparel Industries
- Part XV. Transport Industries
- Part XVI. Construction
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Part XVII. Services and Trade
- Part XVIII. Guides
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- FAQ
- Contributing Authors
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Contents
- Preface
- Part I. The Body
- Part II. Health Care
- Part III. Management & Policy
- Part IV. Tools and Approaches
- Part V. Psychosocial and Organizational Factors
- Part VI. General Hazards
- Part VII. The Environment
- Part VIII. Accidents and Safety Management
- Part IX. Chemicals
- Part X. Industries Based on Biological Resources
- Part XI. Industries Based on Natural Resources
- Part XII. Chemical Industries
- Part XIII. Manufacturing Industries
- Part XIV. Textile and Apparel Industries
- Part XV. Transport Industries
- Part XVI. Construction
- Part XVII. Services and Trade
- Part XVIII. Guides