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Introduction to health and safety at work : the handbook for the NEBOSH national general certificate
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Burlington, Mass. : Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003
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9780750657303
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Introduction to Health and Safety at Workis based on the QCA (Qualification and Curriculum Authority) accredited NEBOSH General Certificate, as revised in 2002. It has been developed specifically for students who are studying for the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health. The book is also intended as a useful reference guide for managers and directors with health and safety responsibilities, and for safety represenatives. It covers the essential elements of health and safety management, risk control, and standards. Examination questions at the end of each chapter are taken from recent NEBOSH National General Certificate papers. The answers to these questions are to be found within the preceding chapter of the book. This full colour text is highly illustrated throughout, and has been designed for easy assimilation of the information provided.


Table of Contents

About the authors
Preface
Acknowledgements
List of principal abbreviations
Health and safety foundations
Policy
Organizing for health and safety
Promoting a positive health and safety culture
Risk assessment
Principles of control
Movement of people and vehicles - hazards and control
Manual and mechanical handling hazards and control
Work equipment hazards and control
Electrical hazards and control
Fire hazards and control
Chemical and biological health hazards and control
Physical and psychological health hazards and control
Construction activities - hazards and control
Incident investigation, recording and reporting
Monitoring review and audit
Summary of the main legal requirements
Index
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