Case Analysis of Occupational Disease Hazard Assessment for Construction Projects

Author: Yang Lehua, Luo Pupu, He Tao
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is a guide for occupational health hazard assessment of construction projects. It is divided into four chapters. Chapter 1 systematically introduces the concept, objectives, significance, content, methods, principles, legal framework, work procedures, report writing format, and requirements of occupational health hazard assessment for construction projects. Chapters 2 to 4 present case studies of occupational health hazard pre-assessment, control effectiveness assessment, and occupational health hazard assessment of ionizing radiation facilities in industries such as steel, power, petrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals, covering projects of different scales. In each case study, the "Case Analysis" section provides comments on the background, characteristics, and shortcomings of the case, as well as an in-depth and accessible discussion of the occupational health hazard characteristics and critical control points of the involved industries. The book aims to serve as a reference for readers with different assessment qualifications and varying assessment tasks by demonstrating "learning from one example to understand the whole." The book is written in clear and concise language, with strong scientific rigor, practicality, and illustrative examples, making it a valuable reference for professionals engaged in occupational health hazard assessment and safety evaluation of construction projects, occupational health management, occupational health monitoring, rescue of acute occupational poisoning incidents, occupational health workers in factories and mines, as well as faculty and students in relevant disciplines at universities and colleges.