Occupational Safety and Health: A Guide to Information SourcesCompilation of sources intended primarily for those involved in the management processes of occupational safety and health. Entries arranged under 12 sections that cover agencies, organizations, programs, bibliographic materials, media, standards, legislation, and libraries. Entries contain descriptive information. Index. |
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Occupational Safety and Health: A Guide to Information Sources Theodore P. Peck No preview available - 1974 |
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ACCIDENT PREVENTION agencies AIR POLLUTION American American Insurance Association annual Answers inquiries Area of interest Association Aviation BULLETIN Bureau of Mines California Carolina Center CHEMICAL Chicago COAL commercial telephone CONTROL Department of Health Department of Labor Director Education Environmental Health equipment explosives Federal Office films FIRE PROTECTION FTS and commercial Georgia Government Printing Office GUIDE TO SAFETY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Health Act Health Administration HEALTH AND SAFETY Highway Safety hours of operation Illinois Industrial Health Industrial Hygiene Industrial safety Information services INJURY International Laboratory Library Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Avenue monthly National Safety Council NBS Handbook NOISE NTIS NUCLEAR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Occupational Safety Ohio OSHA p.m. CST P.O. Box RADIATION PROTECTION reference regulations Report Research Rockville SAFE PRACTICES Safety Act Safety and Health safety engineering Safety related subjects safety standards Section Street N.W. Technical Technology TOXICOLOGY Transportation U.S. Bureau U.S. Code U.S. Congress U.S. Department University Virginia Washington York