Frank R. Spellman

Industrial Hygiene Simplified

A Guide to Anticipation, Recognition, Evaluation, and Control of Workplace Hazards

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Produktbeschreibung

Industrial Hygiene Simplified is ideal for those needing a refresh on industrial hygiene concepts and practices they may not use regularly, as well as those practitioners preparing for the Certified Industry Hygiene (CIH) exam.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bernan Press
• Second Edition
• Seitenzahl: 418
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 22mm
• Gewicht: 782g
• ISBN-13: 9781598889628
• ISBN-10: 1598889621
• Artikelnr.: 47483924

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By Frank R. Spellman

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Occupational Safety and Health Simplified for the Industrial Workplace
Frank R. Spellman TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Chapter 1 Occupational
Safety and Health Practice The Occupational Safety and Health Professional
Major Accident and Disasters Regulatory Influence Occupational Safety and
Health Act (OSH Act) of 1970 OSHA Standards General Duty Clause of the OSH
Act Final Note on Standards, Regulations, Laws, and Rules The
Organization's Safety Policy-The Ticket to Ride Workplace Safety and Health
Provisions: The Legal Ramifications Case Study 1.1: A Stitch in Time
Employee Training Contractor Training The Host-Contractor Safety Interface
Case Study 1.2 The Bottom Line on Occupational Safety and Health in
Industry Signal Words References and Recommended Reading Chapter 2 Safety
and Health Terminology and Hispanic Outreach Safety and Health Terminology
Defining Accident Terminology Hispanic Outreach Hispanic Outreach Tools
English To Spanish OSHA Dictionary Reference and Recommended Reading
Chapter 3 Regulatory Requirements That Knock at the Door We Love to Hate
Rules and Regulations Workers' Compensation Workers' Compensation Fraud
Title 29 OSH Act Enforcement References and Recommended Reading Chapter 4
Occupational Safety and Health Management Management Aspects of Hazard
Avoidance The Right Way Hazard Avoidance Concepts Enforcement Approach
Psychological Approach Engineering Approach Analytical Approach Hazard
Analysis Hazard Assessment Accident Investigation The Accident
Investigation Process Statistics Behavior-Based Models Benchmarking
Benchmarking: The Process Total Quality Management (TQM) The Bottom Line
References and Recommended Reading Chapter 5 Industrial Hygiene Concepts;
Including Ventilation and Noise Controls Industrial Hygiene Workplace
Stressors Industrial Toxicology Industrial Health Hazards Control Methods
Engineering Controls Ventilation Concepts of Ventilation Local Exhaust
Ventilation General and Dilution Ventilation Industrial Noise Control
Determining Workplace Noise Levels Engineering Controls for Industrial
Noise Industrial Vibration Control Administrative Controls Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) References and Recommended Reading Chapter 6
Worker Right-To-Know A Failure to Communicate Better Communication with GHS
for Worker Safety and Health Phase-In Period for the Hazard Communication
Standard Major Changes to the Hazard Communication Standard Classification
Label Changes Under the Revised HCS SDS Changes under the Revised HCS
HazCom and the Occupational Safety and Health Professional Definition of
HazCom Terms HazCom Audit Items References and Recommended Reading Chapter
7 Emergency Response and Process Safety OSHA and Emergency Response
Emergency Response Plan Typical Contents of an Emergency Response Plan
Process Safety Management and Risk Management Planning Process Safety
Management (PSM) PSM Definitions How the Standard Works; Its Application
Specific PSM Requirements A Final Word on PSM Risk Management Planning
Hazard Assessment Prevention Program Response Program RMP Definitions and
Requirements RMP Program Levels RMP and PSM: The Similarities RMP and PSM:
The Differences Summary of RMP Requirements The Bottom Line References and
Recommended Reading Chapter 8 Industrial Facility Design The Safe and
Healthy Workplace Codes and Standards Plant Layout Illumination High Hazard
Potential Work Areas Load-Bearing Components Beams Floors Columns Ladders
Personal and Sanitation Facilities Emergency Eyewash/Showers Industrial
Workplace Safety and Health Checklist References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 9 Ergonomics and Manual Lifting Elements of an Ergonomics Program
Hazard Identification, Prevention, and Control Management Commitment and
Employee Participation Medical Management Program Evaluation Training Back
Injury Prevention Causes of Back Injuries Controlling On-The-Job Back
Injuries Biomechanical Approaches Physiological and Psychological
Approaches Prevention Administrative Controls Engineering Controls When to
Employ Administrative and Engineering Controls Lower Back Pain and Standing
Final Thoughts References and Recommended Reading Chapter 10 Toxic
Substances and Hazardous Wastes Fundamental Toxicology for the Industrial
Workplace The Chemical World We Live In Sick Water Toxicology and Risk
Toxicological Terms Other Pertinent Toxicological Definitions
Classification of Toxic Agents Significant Chemical and Biological Toxins
and Effects Factors Affecting Toxicity Classification of Toxic Materials
Target Systems/Organs Commonly Affected by Toxins Carcinogens, Mutagens,
and Teratogens Risk Assessment What Is Risk? Hazardous Waste Handling
America: A Throwaway Society What is a Hazardous Substance? Hazardous
Material Hazardous Substances Extremely Hazardous Substances Toxic
Chemicals Hazardous Chemicals Hazardous Wastes EPA-Listed Hazardous Wastes
Where Do Hazardous Wastes Come From? Hazardous Waste Legislation Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act CERCLA OSHA's Hazardous Waste Standard
Hazardous Waste Safety Program References and Recommended Reading Chapter
11 Noise Control OSHA's Hearing Conservation Requirements Occupational
Noise Exposure Hearing Conservation: The Written Program Monitoring: Sound
Level Survey Audiometric Testing Hearing Protection Training Safe Work
Practices Recordkeeping Administrative and Engineering Controls References
and Recommended Reading Chapter 12 Fire, Welding, and Hot Work Safety Fire
Safety OSHA and Fire Safety Fire Prevention and Control Fire Protection
Using Fire Extinguishers Flammable and Combustible Liquids Welding Safety
Programs General Welding Safety Fire Prevention and Protection: Welding
Safety Program Elements Managers and Supervisors Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) and Other Protection Railing and Welding Cable Eye
Protection Protective Clothing Confined Spaces Ventilation and Health
Protection Arc Welding Safety Safe Work Practice: Arc Welding Gas Welding
and Cutting Safety Safe Work Practice: Gas Welding and Cutting Cutting
Safety Hot Work Permit Procedure Fire Watch Requirements References and
Recommended Reading Chapter 13 PPE, First Aid, and Thermal Hazards Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) Case Study 13.1 OSHA's PPE Standard OSHA's PPE
Requirements Hazard Assessment and PPE PPE Training Requirement Respiratory
Protection Respirators Defined Respiratory Protection Program
Responsibilities Definition of Terms Types of Respirators Chemical
Cartridge Respirators Airline Respirators (Helmets, Hoods, and Masks),
Cascade-fed, or Compressor-fed Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
Respirator Selection and Distribution Procedures Respirator Inspection,
Maintenance, Cleaning, and Storage Inspection Maintenance Cleaning Storage
Respirator Fit-Testing Medical Surveillance Training Documentation
Procedures Respirator Program Evaluation First Aid in the Workplace Thermal
Hazards Thermal Comfort The Body's Response to Heat Heat Definitions Heat
Disorders and Health Effects Heat Stroke Heat Exhaustion Heat Cramps Heat
Flashes Heat Fatigue Cold Hazards References and Recommended Reading
Chapter 14 Confined Space Entry OSHA's Confined Space Entry Program
Confined Space Entry: Definitions Evaluating the Workplace The
Permit-Required Confined Space Written Program Permit-Required Confined
Space Entry: Equipment Testing and Monitoring Equipment Ventilating
Equipment Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Lighting Barriers and Shields
Ingress and Egress Equipment: Ladders Rescue Equipment Other Equipment
Pre-Entry Requirements Permit System Permit Requirements Confined Space
Training Training Requirement for Confined Space Entry Workplace Confined
Space Training Program Confined Space Certification Exam Assignment of
On-Site Personnel Duties of Authorized Entrants Duties of the Attendant
Duties of Entry Supervisors Confined Space Rescue Rescue Services Rescue
Service Provided by Outside Contractors Non-Entry Rescue Alternative
Protection Methods Hierarchy of Permit-Required Confined Space Entry
Procedures for Atmospheric Testing Testing Procedures Air Monitoring and
OSHA Other OSHA Permit-Required Confined Space Audit Items References and
Recommended Reading Chapter 15 Lockout/Tagout OSHA's Lockout/Tagout
Lockout/Tagout Key Definitions Lockout/Tagout Procedure (A Sample) Special
Conditions: Logout/Tagout Removal when Authorized Employee Is Absent
Methods of Informing Outside Contractors of Procedures References and
Recommended Reading Chapter 16 Electrical Safety Control of Electrical
Hazards Grounding and Bonding Grounding and Bonding Requirements Summary of
Safety Precautions for Electrical Circuits References and Recommended
Reading Chapter 17 Fall Protection Fall Protection: Defining the Problem
Physical Factors at Work in a Fall Slips: Falls on the Same Level Trips:
Falls on the same Level Stair Falls: Falls on One of More Levels Elevated
Falls: Falls from One Level to Another Fall Protection Measures Fall
Protection Policy References and Recommended Reading Chapter 18 Pressure
Vessel Safety High Pressure or Low Pressure: Just as Deadly What Is a
Pressure Vessel? OSHA Requirements Pressure Definitions Pressure Vessel
Safety Program Controls Written Safe Work Practices Training Proof Testing
Pressure Relief Systems Required Inspections Pressure Vessel Safety
Factor/Margin References and Recommended Reading Chapter 19 Rigging and
Material Handling Safety Rigging Safety Written Rigging Safety Program
Fundamental Engineering Concepts for Rigging Resolution of Forces Slings
Rated Sling Loads Inclined Plane Safety: Ropes, Slings, Chains Rigging
Equipment and Attachment: General Rope Slings Wire Rope Chains and Chain
Slings Training Proof Testing Rigging Equipment Inspections Safe Work
Practices References and Recommended Reading Chapter 20 Radiation Safety
Radiation Safety in the Workplace Complying with OSHA's Radiation Safety
Requirements Controls Training References and Recommended Reading Chapter
21 Machine Guarding Purpose of Machine Guarding Basics of Safeguarding
Machines Safeguarding Defined Types of Machine Safeguards Required
Mechanical Hazards: Motions and Actions Common Safeguarding Methods Guards
Devices Feeding and Ejection Methods Safeguarding by Location/Distance
Miscellaneous Safeguarding Accessories Safe Work Practices Safe Work
Practices: Machine Guarding Training, Enforcement, and Inspections Machine
Hazard Warnings Employee Clothing and Jewelry Lockout/Tagout References and
Recommended Reading Chapter 22 Worksite Security Safety and Upgrading
Security What Not to Do: Judge by Appearances What to Do: The Threat
Assessment Team Hazard Assessment Workplace Security Analysis Workplace
Survey What to Implement: Hazard Control and Prevention Buildings,
Workstations, and Areas Security Equipment Work Practice Controls and
Procedures Don't Be A Stranger Checklist Questions for Industrial
Facilities Is Your Current System Adequate? Security and the Industrial
Setting What Does Facility and Security Entail? Good Fences Makes Good
Neighbors Protection from Theft Protection of Equipment and Data Protection
from Harm References and Recommended Reading Chapter 23 Violence in the
Industrial Workplace Media-Intensive Events Case Study 23.1: An Obsession
with Linda What is Workplace Violence? Why Does Workplace Violence Occur?
What to Do Reporting Workplace Violence Preventing Potential Problems
Conflict Resolution Early Warning Signals Protecting Personnel: Control for
Workplace Violence Is Your Facility Safe and Secure? Recommended Personal
Safe Work Practices for External Violence References and Recommended
Reading Chapter 24 Record keeping Too Many Is not Always Enough
OSHA-200/300 Log Training and Inspection Records Medical Records and Other
OSHA-Required Records The Bottom Line References and Recommended Reading
Appendix: Sample Confined Space Certification Exam