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ACOP |
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| L5 | Control of substances hazardous to health (Fifth edition) |
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| L8 | Legionnaires' disease |
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| L10 | A guide to the Control of Explosives Regulations 1991 |
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| L29 | A guide to the Genetically Modified Organisms (Contained Use) Regulations 2000 |
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| L45 | Explosives at coal and other safety-lamp mines |
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| L60 | Control of substances hazardous to health in the production of pottery |
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| L66 | A guide to the Placing on the Market and Supervision of Transfers of Explosives Regulations 1993 (POMSTER) |
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| L73 | A guide to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 |
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| L93 | Approved Tank Requirements |
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| L96 | A guide to the Work in Compressed Air Regulations 1996 |
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| L111 | A guide to the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 |
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| L121 | Work with Ionising Radiation |
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| L126 | A guide to the Radiation (Emergency Preparedness and Public Information) Regulations 2001 |
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| L127 | The management of asbestos in non-domestic premises |
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| L131 | Approved classification and labelling guide (Sixth edition) |
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| L132 | Control of lead at work (Third edition) |
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| L133 | Unloading petrol from road tankers |
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| L134 | Design of plant, equipment and workplaces |
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| L135 | Storage of dangerous substances |
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| L136 | Control and mitigation measures |
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| L137 | Safe maintenance, repair and cleaning procedures |
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| L138 | Dangerous substances and explosive atmospheres |
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| L139 | Manufacture and storage of explosives |
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| L143 | Work with Materials Containing Asbestos |
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| L145 | Control of inhalable dust in coal mines |
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COP |
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| COP6 | Petroleum-Spirit (Plastic Containers) Regulations |
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HSA |
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| HSA31 | The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences |
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NI ACOP |
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| View | Petroleum Spirit (Plastic Containers) |
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| View | Explosives at Quarries |
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| View | Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare |
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| View | Manufacture and Storage of Explosives in Northern Ireland |
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Asbestos Essentials |
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| A0 | Advice to managers and sole traders on Asbestos essentials |
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| A1 | Drilling holes in asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
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| A2 | Removing a single (screwed-in) asbestos insulating board (AIB) ceiling tile |
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| A3 | Removing a door with asbestos insulating board (AIB) fireproofing |
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| A4 | Removing a single asbestos insulation (AIB) panel, less than 1m2, fixed with nails or screws |
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| A5 | Cleaning light fittings attached to asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
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| A6 | Repairing minor damage to asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
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| A7 | Painting undamaged asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
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| A8 | Enclosing undamaged asbestos materials to prevent impact damage |
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| A9 | Drilling holes in asbestos cement (AC) and other highly bonded materials |
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| A10 | Cleaning debris from guttering on an asbestos cement (AC) roof |
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| A11 | Removing asbestos cement (AC) debris |
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| A12 | Cleaning weathered asbestos cement (AC) roofing and cladding |
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| A13 | Repairing damaged asbestos cement (AC) |
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| A14 | Removing asbestos cement (AC) sheets, gutters, etc and dismantling a small AC structure |
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| A15 | Removing an asbestos cement (AC) or reinforced plastic product, eg tank, duct, water cistern |
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| A16 | Painting asbestos cement (AC) sheets |
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| A17 | Removing asbestos paper linings |
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| A18 | Removing asbestos friction linings |
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| A19 | Removing an asbestos fire blanket |
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| A20 | Laying cables in areas containing undamaged asbestos materials |
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| A21 | Removing asbestos-containing bituminous products |
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| A22 | Removing metal cladding lined with asbestos-containing bitumen |
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| A23 | Removing asbestos-containing floor tiles and mastic |
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| A24 | Removing flexible asbestos textile duct connectors (gaiters) |
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| A25 | Removing compressed asbestos fibre (CAF) gaskets and asbestos rope seals |
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| A26 | Drilling and boring through textured coatings |
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| A27 | Inserting and removing screws through textured coatings |
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| A28 | Removing textured coating from a small area |
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| A29 | Clearing up debris following collapse of a ceiling or wall covered with textured coating |
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| A30 | Removing an asbestos-containing 'Arc shield' from electrical switchgear |
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| A31 | Removing a single asbestos-containing gas or electric heater |
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| A32 | Replacing an asbestos-containing part in a 'period' domestic appliance |
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| A33 | Replacing an asbestos-containing fuse box or a single fuse assembly |
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| A34 | Removing pins and nails from an asbestos insulating board (AIB) panel |
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| A35 | Replacing an asbestos cement (AC) flue or duct |
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| A36 | Removing an asbestos cement (AC) panel outside, beside or beneath a window |
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| A37 | Removing asbestos-containing mastic, sealent, beading, filler, putty or fixing |
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| A38 | How to deal with fly-tipped asbestos waste |
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| EM1 | What to do if you uncover or damage materials that may contain asbestos |
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| EM2 | Training - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM3 | Building and dismantling a mini-enclosure - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM4 | Using a Class H vacuum cleaner for asbestos - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM5 | Wetting asbestos materials - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM6 | Personal protective equipment (PPE) - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM7 | Using damp rags to clean surfaces of minor asbestos contamination - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM8 | Personal decontamination - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM9 | Disposal of asbestos waste - Equipment and method sheet |
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| EM10 | Statement of cleanliness after textured coating removal - Equipment and method sheet |
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COSHH - Essentials |
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| AG0 | Essentials for farmers: Advice for managers |
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| AG1 | Harvesting grain and seed crops |
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| AG2 | Grain and seed transfer (small scale) |
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| AG3 | Weighing, milling and mixing animal feeds |
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| AG4 | Feeding pigs and poultry housed indoors |
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| AG5 | Seed cleaning (fixed and mobile plant) |
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| AG6 | Opening hay, haylage and silage bales |
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| AG7 | Composting |
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| AG9 | Straw chopping and blowing |
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| AG11 | Cleaning stores, sheds and silos |
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| AG13 | Cleaning and grading bulbs, roots, tubers, etc |
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| BK0 | Essentials in brick and tile making: Silica. Advice for managers. |
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| BK1 | Clay milling (pug-mill) |
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| BK2 | Sand handling and screening |
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| BK3 | Facing green bricks with sand |
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| BK4 | Moving green and fired bricks |
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| BK5 | Manual dehacking and batching |
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| BK6 | Tile pressing |
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| BK7 | Ventilated vehicle cabs |
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| CN0 | Essentials in construction: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| CN1 | Concrete scabbling |
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| CN2 | Chasing with hand-held power tools |
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| CN3 | Drilling and coring with hand-held rotary power tools |
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| CN4 | Crushing and screening demolition material |
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| CN5 | Clearing and removing rubble |
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| CN6 | Cutting paving and kerbstones with rotary cutters |
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| CN7 | Abrasive blasting |
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| CN8 | Tunnelling and shaft sinking |
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| CN9 | Pneumatic breaker in poor ventilation (eg indoors) |
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| CN10 | Cutting silica-filled composites |
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| CN11 | Control cabins and vehicle cabs |
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| CR0 | COSHH essentials in ceramics: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| CR1 | Glaze and colour preparation |
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| CR2 | Casting |
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| CR3 | Fettling |
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| CR4 | Kiln loading (placing) and unloading |
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| CR5 | Spraying glazed and colours |
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| FD0 | COSHH essentials for foundries: Advice for managers |
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| FD1 | Fume: General ventilation |
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| FD2 | Molten metal fume: Melting |
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| FD3 | Molten metal fume: Pouring and casting |
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| FD4 | Sand plant |
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| FD5 | Coremaking and shell moulding (small scale) |
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| FD6 | Knock-out, shakeout, etc |
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| FD7 | Fettling small castings |
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| FD8 | Fettling large castings |
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| FD9 | Abrasive blasting small castings in a cabinet |
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| FD10 | Gouging |
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| FD11 | Pattern assembly (investment casting) |
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| FD12 | Spray coating a large casting (open workshop) |
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| FD13 | Cleaning dust collectors |
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| FD14 | Furnace relining |
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| G401 | Health monitoring for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
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| G402 | Health surveillance for occupational asthma |
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| G403 | Health surveillance for occupational dermatitis |
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| G404 | Health surveillance for those exposed to respirable crystalline silica (RCS) |
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| G406 | New and existing engineering control systems |
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| G408 | Urine sampling for isocyanate exposure measurement |
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| G409 | Exposure measurement: Air sampling |
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| MC0 | Essentials for the microelectronics industry: Advice for managers |
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| MC1 | Wet etch processing |
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| MC2 | Chemical vapour deposition (CVD) |
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| MC3 | Dry etch processing |
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| MC4 | Molecular beam epitaxy |
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| MC5 | Photolithography processing |
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| MC6 | Ion implantation |
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| MN0 | Essentials in manufacturing: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| MN1 | Making products that include silica flour |
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| MN2 | Making products that include mineral powder |
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| MN3 | Dry-mixing powders containing silica |
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| MN4 | Small packing operations: Dry products containing silica |
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| MW0 | Advice for managers |
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| MW1 | Mist control: Inhalation risks |
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| MW2 | Fluid control: Skin risks |
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| MW3 | Sump cleaning: Water - mix fluids |
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| MW4 | Sump cleaning: Neat oils |
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| MW5 | Managing sumps and bacterial contamination |
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| P0 | Essentials for printers: Advice for managers |
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| P1 | Manual film and plate development: Lithographic printing |
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| P2 | Automated film and plate development: Lithographic printing |
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| P3 | Ink mixing and cleaning up: Lithographic printing |
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| P4 | Printing with conventional inks: Lithographic printing |
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| P6 | Automated cleaning of presses (conventional risks): Lithographic printing |
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| P7 | Printing with UV-curable inks and coatings: Lithographic printing |
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| P8 | Manual cleaning of presses (UV-curable inks and coatings): Lithographic printing |
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| P9 | Automated cleaning of presses (UV-curable inks and coatings): Lithographic printing |
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| P10 | Printing with cold-set inks: Lithographic printing |
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| P11 | Manual cleaning of presses (cold-set inks): Lithographic printing |
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| P12 | Automated cleaning of presses (cold-set inks): Lithographic printing |
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| P13 | Printing with heat-set inks: Lithographic printing |
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| P14 | Manual cleaning of presses (heat-set inks): Lithographic printing |
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| P15 | Automated cleaning of presses (heat-set inks): Lithographic printing |
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| P16 | Using isocyanate-based adhesives in frame-making: Screen printing |
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| P17 | Stencil generation: Screen printing |
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| P18 | Ink mixing and colour matching: Screen printing |
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| P19 | Printing with lower-volatility inks and rack drying: Screen printing |
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| P20 | Printing with higher-volatility inks and extracted rack drying: Screen printing |
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| P21 | High-volume printing with oven drying: Screen printing |
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| P22 | Printing with UV-curable inks: Screen printing |
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| P23 | Printing with isocyante-based inks: Screen printing |
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| P24 | Manual screen reclamation: Screen printing |
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| P25 | Automated screen reclamation: Screen printing |
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| P26 | Ink mixing: Gravure printing |
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| P27 | Essentials for printers: Gravure printing |
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| P28 | On-press cleaning: Gravure printing |
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| P29 | Manual off-press cleaning: Gravure printing |
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| P30 | Automated off-press cleaning: Gravure printing |
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| P31 | Making photopolymer plates: Flexographic printing |
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| P32 | Making solvent-borne inks: Flexographic printing |
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| P33 | Printing with solvent-borne inks: Flexographic printing |
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| P34 | Mixing UV-curable inks: Flexographic printing |
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| P35 | Printing with UV-curable inks: Flexographic printing |
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| P36 | On-press cleaning: Flexographic printing |
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| P37 | Manual off-press cleaning: Flexographic printing |
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| P38 | Automated off-press cleaning: Flexographic printing |
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| P39 | Wide-format printing with solvent-borne inks: Digital (ink-jet) printing |
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| P40 | Wide-format printing with UV-curable inks: Digital (ink-jet) printing |
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| P41 | Grande-format printing: Digital (ink-jet) printing |
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| P42 | Mixing and transferring isocyanate-based adhesives: Laminating |
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| P43 | Using isocyanate-based adhesives: Laminating |
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| P44 | Drying and curing isocyanate-based adhesives: Laminating |
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| P45 | Health surveillance for occupational dermatitis: Supplementary advice |
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| P46 | Health surveillance for occupational asthma: Supplementary advice |
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| P47 | Biological monitoring for isocyanates: Supplementary advice |
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| P48 | Selection and use of RPE: Protection Factor 10 |
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| P49 | Selection and use of RPE: Protection Factor 20 |
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| P50 | Selection and use of RPE: Protection Factor 40 |
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| PM38 | Selection and use of electric handlamps |
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| PM75 | Glass reinforced plastic vessels and tanks |
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| PM77 | Equipment used in connection with medical exposure |
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| PM86 | Thermoplastic tank integrity management |
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| QY0 | Essentials in quarries: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| QY1 | Rock drilling |
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| QY2 | Excavating and haulage |
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| QY3 | Crushing |
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| QY4 | Drying and cooling |
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| QY5 | Dry screening |
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| QY6 | Dry grinding |
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| QY7 | Jumbo bag filling: 500-1500 kg |
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| QY8 | Silica flour: Small bag (15-50 kg) filling and transfer |
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| QY9 | Mineral powders: Small bag (15-50 kg) filling and transfer |
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| QY10 | Cleaning up silica dusts |
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| QY11 | Control cabins and vehicle cabs |
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| R1 | UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 4 (APF 4) |
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| R2 | UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 10 (APF 10) |
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| R3 | UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 20 (APF 20) |
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| R4 | UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 40 (APF 40) |
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| R5 | Breathing apparatus with UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 40 |
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| R6 | UK Standard Assigned Protection Factor 2000 (APF 2000) |
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| S100 | General advice |
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| S101 | Selecting protective gloves |
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| S102 | Selecting personal protective equipment (PPE) |
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| S200 | Skin or eye contact |
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| SL0 | Slate works: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| SL1 | Primary sawing |
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| SL2 | Automated slate sawing |
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| SL3 | Sawing slate into special sizes and shapes |
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| SL4 | Manual slate splitting |
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| SL5 | Dressing slate (edge bevelling) |
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| SR11 | Hairdressing |
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| SR12 | Electrolysis, piercing, tattooing and micro-pigmentation |
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| SR13 | Nail bars |
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| ST0 | Essentials for stonemasons: Silica. Advice for managers |
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| ST1 | Primary and secondary sawing |
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| ST2 | Rotary tools: Boring and polishing |
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| ST3 | Hand-held rotary tools: Cutting and polishing |
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| ST4 | Hand and pneumatic chiselling |
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| WL0 | COSHH essentials for welding, hot work and allied processes: Advice for managers |
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| WL1 | Workshop ventilation |
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| WL2 | Forced ventilation |
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| WL3 | Fixed extraction: Welding booth or downdraught bench |
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| WL4 | Moveable extraction: Fume hood on a flexible arm |
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| WL5 | Respiratory protective equipment (RPE) |
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| WL6 | RPE used with forced ventilation |
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| WL7 | RPE used with engineering controls |
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| WL8 | Oxy-gas welding and brazing |
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| WL9 | Manual metal arc (MMA) or stick welding |
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| WL10 | Metal inert gas (MIG) and metal active gas (MAG) welding |
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| WL11 | Tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding |
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| WL12 | Flux-cored arc (FCA) and metal-cored arc (MCA) welding |
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| WL13 | Resistance (spot) welding: Fixed equipment |
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| WL14 | Gas and oxy-gas cutting |
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| WL15 | Arc-plasma cutting: Fixed equipment |
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| WL16 | Arc-air gouging (aircarbon arc gouging) |
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| WL17 | Soldering: Hand-held with lead-based, rosin-cored solders |
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| WL18 | Surface preparation: Pressure blasting (small items) |
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| WL19 | Surface preparation: Pressure blasting (medium-sized items) |
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| WL20 | Surface preparation: Pressure blasting (large items) |
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| WL21 | Weld cleaning with pickling paste |
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| WL22 | Expert advice |
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DEFRA |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Reduced volume |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Public access |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Mixing services |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Waste management and disposal |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Writing and managing contracts |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Emergency procedures |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Record keeping |
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| View | Using plant protection products: Amenity areas |
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| View | Code of practice for using plant protection products |
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Environmental Hygiene |
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| EH40 | List of approved workplace exposure limits (as consolidated with amendments October 2007) |
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Health & Safety Guidance (HSG) - Series |
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| HSG0 | Essentials of health and safety at work |
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| HSG28 | Safety advice for bulk chlorine installations |
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| HSG40 | Safe handling of chlorine from drums and cylinders (second edition) |
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| HSG51 | The storage of flammable liquids in containers |
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| HSG53 | Respiratory protective equipment at work |
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| HSG71 | Chemical warehousing: The storage of packaged dangerous substances |
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| HSG73 | Control of respirable crystalline silica in quarries |
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| HSG78 | Dangerous goods in cargo transport units |
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| HSG92 | Safe use and storage of cellular plastics |
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| HSG94 | Safety in the design and use of gamma and electron irradiation facilities |
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| HSG97 | A step by step guide to COSHH assessment |
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| HSG103 | Safe handling of combustible dusts: precautions against explosions |
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| HSG113 | Lift trucks in potentially flammable atmospheres |
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| HSG123 | Working together on firework displays |
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| HSG124 | Giving your own firework display |
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| HSG131 | Energetic and spontaneously combustible substances: Identification and safe handling |
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| HSG135 | Storage and Handling of Industrial Nitrocellulose |
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| HSG139 | The safe use of compressed gases in welding, flame cutting and allied processes |
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| HSG140 | The safe use and handling of flammable liquids |
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| HSG143 | Designing and operating safe chemical reaction processes |
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| HSG158 | Flame arresters: Preventing the spread of fires and explosions in equipment that contains flammable gases and vapours |
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| HSG166 | Formula for health and safety: Guidance for small and medium-sized firms in the chemical industry |
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| HSG167 | Biological monitoring in the workplace |
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| HSG173 | Monitoring strategies for toxic substances |
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| HSG174 | Anthrax |
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| HSG176 | The storage of flammable liquids in tanks |
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| HSG178 | The spraying of flammable liquids |
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| HSG186 | The bulk transfer of dangerous liquids and gases between ship and shore |
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| HSG187 | Control of diesel engine exhaust emissions in the workplace |
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| HSG190 | Preparing safety reports |
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| HSG191 | Emergency planning for major accidents |
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| HSG210 | Asbestos essentials: A task manual for building, maintenance and allied trades on non-licensed asbestos work |
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| HSG213 | Introduction to asbestos essentials |
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| HSG223 | The regulatory requirements for medical exposure to ionising radiation: An employer's overview |
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| HSG227 | A comprehensive guide to managing asbestos in premises |
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| HSG235 | Bulk storage of acids |
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| HSG244 | Remotely operated shutoff valves (ROSOVs) for emergency isolation of hazardous substances |
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| HSG247 | Asbestos: The licensed contractors' guide |
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| HSG248 | Asbestos: The analysts' guide for sampling, analysis and clearance procedures |
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| HSG251 | Fumigation |
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| HSG254 | Developing process safety indicators: A step-by-step guide for chemical and major hazard industries |
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| HSG258 | Controlling airborne contaminants at work |
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| HSG264 | Asbestos: The survey guide |
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INDG |
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| INDG86 | Contained use of genetically modified organisms |
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| INDG95 | Respiratory sensitisers and COSHH |
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| INDG136 | Working with substances hazardous to health |
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| INDG139 | Using electric storage batteries safely |
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| INDG141 | Reporting incidents of exposure to pesticides and veterinary medicines |
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| INDG163 | Five steps to risk assessment |
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| INDG172 | Breathe freely |
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| INDG189 | Safety zones around oil and gas installations in waters around the UK |
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| INDG207 | Wear your dosemeter |
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INDG223 | Managing asbestos in buildings |
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| INDG227 | Safe working with flammable substances |
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| INDG230 | Storage and handling ammonium nitrate |
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INDG231 | Electrical safety and you |
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| INDG233 | Preventing contact dermatitis at work |
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| INDG248 | Solder Fume and You |
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| INDG249 | Controlling health risks from rosin (colophony) based solder fluxes |
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| INDG257 | Pesticides |
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| INDG273 | Working safely with solvents |
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| INDG277 | Leadership for the major hazard industries |
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| INDG297 | Safety in gas welding, cutting and similar processes |
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| INDG305 | Lead and you |
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| INDG307 | Hydrofluoric acid poisoning |
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| INDG310 | Drycleaners: Are you in control? |
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| INDG311 | Beryllium and you |
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| INDG314 | Hot work on small tanks and drums |
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| INDG315 | Stone dust and you |
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| INDG319 | Working safely with coating powders |
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| INDG327 | Take care with acetylene |
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| INDG329 | Benzene and you |
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| INDG330 | Selecting protective gloves for work with chemicals |
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| INDG331 | Safe use of petrol in garages |
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| INDG335 | Is it explosive? |
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| INDG346 | Chromium and you |
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| INDG349 | Safe working with vehicle air-conditioning systems |
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| INDG350 | An introduction to CHIP 4 |
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| INDG351 | Nickel and you |
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| INDG352 | How to find out if chemicals are dangerous |
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| INDG357 | Contained use of genetically modified organisms |
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| INDG365 | Working safely with metalworking fluids |
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| INDG370 | Fire and explosion |
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| INDG387 | Safe working with LPG-fuelled motor vehicles |
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| INDG389 | Shock horror: Safe working near overhead power lines in agriculture |
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| INDG391 | Cadmium and you |
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| INDG407 | Storing and selling fireworks safely |
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| INDG408 | Clearing the air: A simple guide to buying and using local exhaust ventilation (LEV) |
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| INDG409 | Time to clear the air! A workers' pocket guide to local exhaust ventilation (LEV) |
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| INDG428 | Inspecting and maintaining or replacing buried metallic pipework carrying LPG vapour |
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INDG458 | Legionnaires' disease |
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NIEA |
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| View | Waste Asbestos |
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PPG |
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| PPG1 | General guide to the prevention of pollution |
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| PPG7 | The safe operation of refuelling facilities |
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| PPG18 | Managing fire water and major spillages |
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| PPG21 | Incident Response Planning |
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| PPG22 | Dealing with spills |
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| PPG26 | Drums and intermediate bulk containers |
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| PPG28 | Controlled Burn |
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REACH Information Leaflet |
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| View | Questions and Answers on REACH |
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| View | REACH Factsheet |
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| View | REACH In Brief |
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| View | REACH is here |
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| View | What REACH means for Manufacturers |
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| View | What REACH means for EU importers |
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| View | What REACH means for Users of Chemicals |
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| View | REACH: The Basics |
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| View | REACH Timeline |
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| View | REACH: Pre-registration |
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| View | REACH: Exemptions |
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| View | REACH and Articles |
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| View | REACH: Guidance for Distributors |
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| View | Reach: Creating an Inventory for Downstream Users |
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| View | REACH: Substances of Very High Concern |
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| View | REACH and Safety Data Sheets |
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| View | REACH and Substances Recovered from Waste |
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| View | REACH and Biodiesel |
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| View | REACH: Registration |
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| View | REACH: Substance Information Exchange Forum (SIEF) |
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| View | REACH: Minimisation of Animal Testing |
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| View | REACH: Authorisation |
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Health & Safety Regulations (HSR) - Series |
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| HSR27 | A guide to Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987 |
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| HSR29 | Notification and marking of sites |
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