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COSHH essentials: easy steps to control chemicals

Title COSHH essentials: easy steps to control chemicals
SubTitle Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations.
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Author HSE
Series Code HSG
Series Number 193
Publisher HSE BOOKS
Date of Publication 2003
Length various pages
ISBN 0717627373
Edition 2nd.ed
Notes health and safety guidance. (HSG193) (HSG 193) (HS G 193). Supersedes earlier published with ISBN 0717624218. WEB VERSION ONLY
Abstract This relaunch of the earlier risk assessment tool published in May 1999, includes 70 new control sheets. It provides guidance to help employers minimise the health risks arising from the use of hazardous substances at work. It can help employers to prevent or control exposure, and to meet their duties under the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH). The new sheets offer practical solutions for a range of tasks or services in craft bakeries, small flour mills, foundries, motor vehicle repair, rubber making, woodworking and the service and retail sector, (e.g. hairdressers, beauty salons, dry cleaners, embalmers and restaurants). Putting the advice into practice will help to prevent ill-health including respiratory disease, skin disease and cancer. There is a checklist for doing your own assessments and new sheets where this has been done for you. Contents: Introduction; Why control hazardous substances? Hazardous substances covered by this guide; The COSHH essentials easy steps and worked examples 1 and 2; Part 2: Guidance; Who else can use this guide and how? Further reading and advice; Useful websites; Checklist (reference copy).
Keywords General guidance; Chemicals; Ventilation; Engineering control; Skin contact; Storage; Local exhaust ventilation; Spray painting; Powder coating; Occupational asthma; Isocyanates; Flour dust; Wood dust


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