Author: Shao Qiang, Hu Weijiang, Zhang Dongpu (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the health engineering control technologies for various occupational hazard factors, such as productive dust, toxic and harmful gases, high temperatures, and noise, existing in workplaces. With the aim of protecting the health of the broad occupational population and promoting the sustainable development of the national economy, the book provides health engineering control techniques and methods that strive to align with international new technologies while being suitable for China's conditions. It makes every effort to cite the latest standards and specifications, briefly elaborating on basic control principles while placing greater emphasis on the practicality of control technologies and methods. This book is intended for use by a wide range of professionals in occupational health, health engineering, labor protection, and workplace management personnel. It offers valuable reference for project leaders, technical personnel, and certified professionals engaged in pre-evaluation of occupational hazards in construction projects and post-construction acceptance of protective facilities. Additionally, it can benefit design departments in preparing the occupational health sections of project feasibility study reports and preliminary designs.
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Occupational Health Hazard Sanitary Engineering Control Technology (Safety Training Material)
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