Chemical and Hazardous Substances

2011

Biological Monitoring Guidelines

Many workplace tasks involve using chemicals which can be harmful to health if they are not properly controlled. The employer must ensure that exposure to chemicals is either prevented or properly controlled. These guidelines are primarily aimed at employers who are managing a workplace biological monitoring programme.

2011

Your Steps to Chemical Safety

This booklet shows a three step approach whereby a small business can safely manage its chemicals. It shows you how to carry out a chemical risk assessment, which is required by law but more importantly, it will help you protect your employees safety and health. It will also potentially introduce cost savings to your business through more effective work practices, such as correct storage, handling, use and disposal procedures.

2010

Respiratory Protective Equipment

Respiratory protective Equipment (RPE) not worn or selected appropriately is totally ineffective and may give the user a false sense of protection. The aim of these guidelines is to provide basic information and general guidance on the selection, use and maintenance of respiratory protection in the workplace. The main topics covered include the selection, fit testing, use and maintenance of RPE.

2010

Nanoparticles Information Sheet

2010

Machine Made Mineral Information Sheet

2010

Isocyanates Information Sheet

2010

Epoxy Resins Information Sheet

2010

Dermal Exposure Information Sheet

2010

Chemical Safety Information Sheet

2010

Motor Vehicle Repair Information Sheet

Working in the Motor Vehicle Repair (MVR) industry exposes people to different hazards, including dangerous chemicals. This information sheet should assist those working in the industry to ensure they can identify, and are aware of, the hazards involved and how to protect themselves and their workers from dangerous chemicals.

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Chemical and Hazardous Substances