Workplace Safety-Volume 4 of the Safety at Work Series
Year: 1999 Language: english Author: John Ridley and John Channing Genre: Textbook Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Edition: 1st Edition ISBN: ISBN 0 7506 4560 1 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 302 Description: Health and safety is not a subject in its own right but is an integration of knowledge and information from a wide spectrum of disciplines. Safety at Work reflects this in the range of chapters written by experts and in bringing the benefits of their specialised experiences and knowledge together in a single volume. While there is a continuing demand for a single volume, many managers and safety practitioners enter the field of safety with some qualifications already gained in an earlier part of their career. Their need is to add to their store of knowledge specific information in a particular sector. Equally, new students of the subject may embark on a course of modular study spread over several years, studying one module at a time. Thus there appears to be a need for each part of Safety at Work to be available as a stand-alone volume.
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Workplace Safety-Volume 4 of the Safety at Work Series
Language: english
Author: John Ridley and John Channing
Genre: Textbook
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
Edition: 1st Edition
ISBN: ISBN 0 7506 4560 1
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 302
Description: Health and safety is not a subject in its own right but is an integration of
knowledge and information from a wide spectrum of disciplines. Safety
at Work reflects this in the range of chapters written by experts and in
bringing the benefits of their specialised experiences and knowledge
together in a single volume.
While there is a continuing demand for a single volume, many
managers and safety practitioners enter the field of safety with some
qualifications already gained in an earlier part of their career. Their need
is to add to their store of knowledge specific information in a particular
sector. Equally, new students of the subject may embark on a course of
modular study spread over several years, studying one module at a time.
Thus there appears to be a need for each part of Safety at Work to be
available as a stand-alone volume.
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