Assessment of Potential Health Hazards of Petrol Station on Attendants - Reginald Chidiebere, Anyanwu
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The book highlights high risk petrol workers are exposed to their work, it determines prevalence and intensity of hazard to health and comparative analysis to standard so also the possible impact of hazard to petrol station workers. The book compared with global international standards, OSHA, USEPA, NAAQS, FEPA. Research identified high vehicular traffic at the filling station with low level of awareness of the effect of the criteria pollutants to the workers, from the observation their was no personal protective equipment usage at the filling station as the workers do not see the need,…mehr

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The book highlights high risk petrol workers are exposed to their work, it determines prevalence and intensity of hazard to health and comparative analysis to standard so also the possible impact of hazard to petrol station workers. The book compared with global international standards, OSHA, USEPA, NAAQS, FEPA. Research identified high vehicular traffic at the filling station with low level of awareness of the effect of the criteria pollutants to the workers, from the observation their was no personal protective equipment usage at the filling station as the workers do not see the need, therefore training was considered very important for attendants as it reduces medical reportable cases, lost time injuries and occupational diseases, in addition proffered solution to health and safety at work especially those working in a petrol station.
Autorenporträt
Anyanwu Reginald Chidiebere Ph.D born 14th July, 1964. Attended university in Nigeria and abroad. He is Author of 10 books and has over 250 Research publications and presentations both locally and internationally. Dr. Anyanwu has held different positions in both Public and Private sectors. He Lectures at COHSE, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.