
Safety Management
Chemical Management
Health Hazards
Occupational health guidelines for chemical hazards. Answers to frequently asked questions about human health hazards & environmental exposure to hazardous substances such as ammonia, cadmium, asphalt, chlorine, copper, dental amalgam, endocrine disruptors, environmental estrogens, fluoride, mercury, MTBE, PCBs, fragrances, vinyl products, etc. Painting health and safety.
health hazards, chemical health hazards
Intended to aid healthcare professionals involved in emergency response
Results of studies of HCFCs and HFCs and their effect on ozone depletion
Efforts to reduce workers' exposures to hot-mix asphalt fumes in highway paving operations
Provides FAQs and information on environmental and health effects of asphalt
Papers on dioxin, PCBs, hazardous waste sites, terrorism and chemicals
Effects to human health from exposure to a toxic substance as listed by ATSDR
Answers to frequently asked questions about exposure to hazardous substances
Detailed information about the migration, toxicology & environmental fate of bisphenol A
Covers the health risks from exposure to cadmium
Fact sheet to help people protect themselves and their families against CO poisoning
Issues relating to health concerns from exposure to carbonless copy paper
How copper interacts with the environment in a variety of common applications, recycling, etc.
Series of safety alert bulletins from CPSC related to poison prevention
1993 US DHHS scientific review & recommended strategy for research, education & regulation
October, 1997 update to the 1993 report on the science related to dental amalgam
Guidance to prevent and or protect employees from unsafe conditions
Information on chemicals that interfere with endocrine system functioning (endocrine disruptors)
Environmental information is provided on the subjects of lead, radon, sun safety and radiation
Articles on chemicals and environmental health according to scientific evidence
Software models, modeling tools, data sets, and documents distributed by the EPA Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling
1991 report from the US DHHS regarding the risk and benefits of fluoride
Education on the chemicals used and the health effects of fragranced products
How to Control Glutaraldehyde Occupational Hazards in Hospitals
Web forum for identifying hazardous chemicals for which OSHA should develop exposure reduction strategies
Booklets on general environmental exposures and health, including information on risk and prevention
Exposure to asphalt fumes is associated with eye, nose, and throat irritation
Chemicals in the workplace known to cause illness or death due to toxic hepatitis
Chemicals in the workplace known to cause elevated liver enzyme levels
Specifying and Sourcing Mercury-Free HVAC and Building Equipment
Health hazard evaluation (HHE) created by NIOSH for workplace safety and health
NIOSH criteria for a recommended standard on metalworking fluids
Lists all of the NIOSH Occupational Health Guidelines for Chemical Hazards
Consumer safety advice from the National Paint & Coatings Association (NPCA)
National Paint & Coatings Association (NPCA) white papers and issue backgrounders
Acute toxins, carcinogens, cholinesterase inhibitors, endocrine disruptors, etc.
Recommendations for safe work practices
Technical guidelines for OSHA field staff on polymer matrix materials
There are a number of chemicals that may explode with movement, friction or heat
Health risks of chemicals used for fragrances
Information about the health threats and effects of toxic chemicals
Public health, air quality, water quality, fule economy & engine performance of MTBE fuels
