Hazardous substances, a reference

by Melvin Berger

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Published 1986 by Enslow Publishers in Hillside, N.J .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Poisons -- Dictionaries,
• Hazardous substances -- Dictionaries,
• Environmental Exposure -- handbooks,
• Environmental Exposure -- popular works,
• Environmental Pollutants -- handbooks,
• Environmental Pollutants -- popular works

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Edition Notes

Statement	Melvin Berger.
Classifications
LC Classifications	RA1193 .B475 1986
The Physical Object
Pagination	128 p. ;
Number of Pages	128
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL2715743M
ISBN 10	0894901168
LC Control Number	86008806

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  Hazardous substances, a reference by Berger, Melvin. Publication date Topics Poisons, Hazardous substances, Environmental Exposure, Environmental Exposure, Environmental Pollutants, Environmental Pollutants Publisher Borrow this book to Pages: This one-stop reference gives firefighters and emergency response personnel immediate access to the page number where chemical data on nearly 1, substances can be located in 13 of the most frequently-used references. It speeds up research time by alphabetizing chemicals by name and with UN/NA numbers.

List of Lists was prepared to help firms handling chemicals determine, for a specific chemical, whether they may be subject to the following reporting requirements under Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know, CERCLA, and Clean Air Act. Hazardous materials (or Designated Substances, as identified in Ontario Regulation /09) pose a heightened risk to human health and the such, hazardous materials should only be handled by qualified and trained professionals. Sittig’s Handbook is a globally recognized reference source, providing full listings of the 2, most common hazardous chemicals – making it the essential handbook for first-line response to chemical spills and day-to-day chemical plant reference.; Entries have a full range of synonyms for each chemical, including trade names, to avoid confusion and enable quick and accurate location of.

Working with substances hazardous to health III health caused by these substances used at work is preventable. Many substances can harm health but, used properly, they almost never do. Find out the dangers in your business – ask your supplier, your trade association, and check for your industry on HSE’s website: Size: 1MB. The Hazardous Substance Removal Examination. is divided into four major sections: 1. • Estimating hazardous substance projects. 2. Hazardous Substance Management (37%) • Identifying hazardous substances • Securing and controlling site access This is a closed-book examination. No reference materials may be used during the File Size: 85KB. For easy reference, this guide is separated into seven main sections: I. Scope, which explains what employers and what types of substances are subject to the regulation, as well as the exemptions from the regulation II. Hazard Determination, which explains how responsible parties can determine which specific substances are hazardous III.