Encyclopedia of Occupational Health

ILO (1983). Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safely L. Parmeggiani, Ed.), vols, I and 2, International Labour Office, Geneva. 

Intemational Labour Office. 1983. Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety. Vol. I and II, Geneva, Switzerland International Labour Office, 1639. 

Dinman BD. 1983. Aluminum, alloys, and compounds. Encyclopedia of occupational health and safety. Vol. 1, 131-135. 

Aleksieva, Z. 1983. Sulphur compounds, in Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety, L. Prameggiani, ed. Geneva International Labour Office. 

Gilson JC. 1971. Asbestos. In Encyclopedia of occupational health and safety. New York, NY McGrawHill, 120-124. 

ILO is the UN body which is responsible for the protection of workers health and safety (see also chapto by Watfa). It works closely with UNEP. Examples of its many publications are Chemical Safely Data Sheets, Codes of Practice, Manuals, and Technical Guides. A key work is the Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety, it contains much information on chemical topics. 

Various year books and guides are issues by organizations and these are very handy reference books. Some of the more relevant include Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety The Environmental Health Yearbook Health and Safety Directory The Industrial Safety Yearbook The Industrial, Safety (Protective Equipment) Manufacturers Association (ISPEMA) British Safety Council Buyers Guide to Safety Equipment The Health and Safety Marketguide The Health and Safety Officers Reference and Buyers Guide and. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). 

Ferry S., and C. Vigneau. 1983. Alkaloids. In Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety, 3rd ed., Vol 1., ed. L. Parmeggiani, pp. 117-120. Geneva International Labor Office. 

International Labour Office (1983) Fibres, man-made glass and mineral. In Parmeggiani L (ed) Encyclopedia of occupational health and safety. ILO, Geneva, pp 852-855 Jolanki R, Tarvainen K, Tatar T, et al. (1996) Occupational dermatoses from exposure to epoxy resin compounds in a ski factory. Contact Dermatitis 34 390-396 Kalimo K, Saarni K, Kytta J (1980) Immediate and delayed type reactions to formaldehyde resin in glass wool. Contact Dermatitis 6 496... 

Hill AR (1995) Chemical species in cheese and their origin in milk components. Adv Exp Med Biol 367 43-58 Orsted-Muller AS (1983) Dairy products industry. In Parm-eggiani L (eds) Encyclopedia of occupational health and safety. International Labour Organisation, Geneva, pp 581-582... 

Kraus RS. Exploration, drilling and production of oil and natural gas. In Kraus RS, editor. 75. oil exploration and distribution.].M. Stellman, editor-in-chief. Encyclopedia of occupational health and safety. Geneva International Labor Organization 2011. 

Stellman, J. M., ed. 1998. Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety, 4th ed. (4 vols.) Geneva, Switzerland International Labour Office. It is divided into four volumes covering many important areas of occupational safety and health. Major sections in each volume are as follows Vol. 1 the body and health care prevention, management, and policy tools and approaches. Vol. 2 hazards. Vol. 3 chemicals and industries and occupations. Vol. 4 indexes and guides. 

The Encyclopedia of Occupational Health and Safety from the International Labour Office (1) contains a useful summary of the nature, use, and potential health effects of graphite. 

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