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100 1  Walters, David.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n91124447 
245 10 Beyond limits? :|bdealing with chemical risks at work in 
       Europe /|cby David Walters and Karola Grodzki. 
250    1st ed. 
264  1 Amsterdam ;|aBoston ;|aLondon :|bElsevier,|c2006. 
300    1 online resource (xiii, 416 pages) :|billustrations 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
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504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-377) and 
       index. 
505 0  Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- INTRODUCTION: 
       HAZARDS, RISKS AND LIMITS -- Hazardous Substances -- A 
       Defining Concern of Occupational Health and Safety -- Why 
       Focus on OELs? -- The Countries -- The Structure of the 
       Book -- THE PROBLEM OF CHEMICAL RISKS -- Introduction -- 
       Chemicals at Work in the EU -- Mortality, Morbidity and 
       Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Substances in Europe --
       Issues for the Role of OELs in Managing Work With Chemical
       Risks -- What are Occupational Exposure Limits and How 
       Have They Developed? -- The Meaning and Use of Exposure 
       limits -- New Directions in Regulating Risk Management of 
       Hazardous Substances and the Role of OELs -- Conclusions: 
       But What About Using OELs? -- EXPOSURE LIMITS AND 
       INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES FOR HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE 
       REGULATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION -- Introduction -- EU 
       Legislative Frameworks for Minimising Health and Safety 
       Risks of Dangerous Substances -- Requirements Regulating 
       Chemical Risks Generally in the EU -- European Legislation
       With A Special Focus On Protecting Workers from the Risks 
       Arising from Hazardous Chemicals -- OEL Setting at the 
       European Level -- Effectiveness of the Existing 
       Legislation and the Future Approach at Community Level -- 
       REACH and Worker Protection -- Conclusion -- SYSTEMS FOR 
       SETTING AND USING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS IN EU 15 
       COUNTRIES -- Introduction -- Regulatory Systems and 
       Responsible Bodies -- Implementing EU Requirements in EU 
       15 Member States -- Occupational Exposure Limit Values in 
       the EU 15 Countries -- Procedures for Setting OELs -- 
       Enforcement and Surveillance of Compliance with OELs in EU
       15 Countries -- Austria -- Belgium -- Denmark -- Finland -
       - France -- Germany -- Greece -- Ireland -- Italy -- 
       Luxembourg -- Portugal -- Spain -- Sweden -- The 
       Netherlands -- United Kingdom -- Conclusions -- THE UNITED
       KINGDOM -- Introduction -- Background: Legislative Reforms
       from the 1970s -- Regulating Risk Management of Hazardous 
       Chemicals -- Using OELs at the Workplace -- New Approaches
       to Chemical Controls: A New Role for OELs? -- OELs and 
       COSHH Essentials in Practice -- Summary of WEL Setting 
       Procedures (After HSC 2003) -- Conclusions: Applying the 
       New Framework in Practice -- GERMANY -- Introduction -- 
       The Background -- The Extent of the Problem of Chemical 
       Exposure in Germany -- Regulating Chemical Risks -- The 
       Germany Health and Safety System in Outline -- The 
       Legislative Framework for OELs -- Wood Dust -- Toluene -- 
       Discussion: The role of OELs in Monitoring Compliance with
       Requirements to Manage the Use of Chemicals Safely -- 
       GREECE -- Introduction -- The Regulatory Infrastructure --
       Setting Exposure Limits -- The Role of OELs in Achieving 
       Compliance -- in Theory -- The Role of OELs in Regulating 
       the Management of Risk in Practice -- Challenges for 
       Regulating the Management of Chemical Risks in Greece -- 
       Enhancing Competence in Relation to Hazardous Substances -
       - Qualifications of Safety Engineer -- Sector Specific 
       Experience of Wood Dust and Toluene -- Conclusions: The 
       Limited Role of OELs in Controlling Risks of. 
520    A study of strategic approaches to managing the risks of 
       working with hazardous substances in Europe. 
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776 08 |iPrint version:|aWalters, David.|tBeyond limits?.|b1st 
       ed.|dAmsterdam ; Boston ; London : Elsevier, 2006
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