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ISSUE | MAJOR CONTENT | DOWNLOAD |
| 1986 | 01 |
01 | Solvents — the health risks Protection against solvents |
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| 02 | Toluene: Danish doctors shocked Dust |
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| 1987 | 02 | 03 | Carcinogens Breathing protection: how to choose Useful words |
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| 04 | Run for safety Welding fumes Pain vapours Air swirls Short rests Paints and coatings |
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| 05 | Formaldehyde AIDS Mask: features Respirator testing Methylene chloride Office safety |
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| 06 | Smelter asthma 22nd ICOHS Safety training Holiday safety |
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| 1988 | 03 | 07 | Confined space Treated timber Di-isocyanates Australian standards AIDS replies WALL CHART: how to select protection |
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| 08 | Water-based paint Chemicals and pregnancy Banned pesticides California law Safe farming in the USA WALL CHART: the safety hurdle race |
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| 09 | Allergy |
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| 10 | Diesel and lung cancer Solvents and mood changes Food additives and mood changes Occupational asthma Isocyanate alternative WALL CHART: warning labels |
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| 1989 | 04 | 11 | Diesel and cancer |
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| 12 | Sweden cuts TLV Rock damage Toxic woods Mould Timber Asbestos Ear damage in youths Solvents and hearing WALL CHART: the forgotten risks |
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| 13 | Blitz on paint shops |
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| 14 | Styrene Farmers' hearing VDU screens Skin absorption Pregnancy at work Holiday safety WALL CHART: Simon Says |
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| 1990 | 05 | 15 | Confined space Plastics and eyes Glues Petrol fumes Thai work conditions Hearing loss Epoxy WALL CHART: checkpoints |
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| 16 | Banana pesticides Heat in the workplace Infrasound/ultrasound Fibre insulation Voices on safety Solvents Safe work hints WALL CHART: eye safety |
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| 17-18 | Banned solvents Engine oil and cancer Noise vs noise Welders' lung disease Noise assessment Solvents and brain damage Replacement for styrene Spray booths Sense of smell Tinnitus The psychology of hearing loss WALL CHART: smells |
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| 1991 | 06 | 19 | Sick building syndrome Water-based paint Sweden restricts fibres Chemical storage Animal glue New keyboard design Literacy WALL CHART: Leisure noise |
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| 20 | Solvents and sleep French safety Confined space Welding and chloropolymers Lead damage Farmer's lung Chemical inventories WALL CHART: Skin protection |
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| 21 | Truck drivers' diet Dust explosions Stereo ear muffs Solvent neurotoxins Spray paint Tanker cancer Skin disease in film labs Chemical plants Multiple chemicals and gas cartridges Road workers and sunlight WALL CHART: Skin absorption |
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| 22 | Japanese car plants Hairdressers and dermatitis Skin protection Hydrogen fluoride Undocumented chemicals Safety vs environment in UK WALL CHART: Particle size |
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| 1992 | 07 | 23 | Smoking Skin care Respirator acceptance Disposable mask testing Isocyanates Rock music and hearing Silicone vs natural rubber masks Vibration white finger Compressed air Acetone Hand eczema Phenol Eczema from gloves DJ's ears Balance sense Engineering-out: what it means Body facts Heat and the body WALL CHART: solvents |
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| 24 | US lead epidemic Antarctic fuel Sulphuric acid Shave or lose your lob Solvent brain damage Overhead cables Phenol Arc welding WALL CHART: compressed air |
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| 25 | Spain's poor safety Glove permeation Wood workers Bad news for wood industry Eye injuries Phenol Smile, you're on video WALL CHART: dermatitis |
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| 1993 | 08 | 26 | Formaldehyde and nose block Solvents and brain damage Turpentine UV Electric fields and cancer Compressed air connectors Mercury Low-temperature asphalt Graffiti removal WALL CHART: for every accident... |
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| 27 | Rubber glove irritation Cleaning work Aluminium High-pressure water Asbestos removal Confined space Acetic acid Gender-based lead levels Aluminium WALL CHART: four fatal factors |
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| 28 | Dental amalgam Pre-PPE measures Asphalt fumes MSDS: how to read Heat exchange in the body Skin absorption Aniline Aluminium limits WALL CHART: eight steps to safety |
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| 29 | Navy paintwork Noise cuts Temperature and work performance Sweden lowers exposure limits Hearing loss in men Nuisance noise Solvents and metabolism ISRP society WALL CHART: preventing back ache |
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| 1994 | 09 | 30 | Sun creams Noise and the unborn child Acetaldehyde Bakery workers' allergy Methyl chloride Contact lenses and respirators ANR: active noise reduction Rest time Cool air displacement WALL CHART: four fatal factors |
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| 31 | Hard hats OMC snippets Hairdressers Asbestos deaths Protective gloves: choose with care Solvents and nerve damage in babies Solvents overview Zinc chloride WALL CHART: Lighting in the workplace |
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| 32 | Disinfection of respirators Floor cleaning Dry cleaners Silver nitrate Noise effects on humans Sense of smell Micro-organisms Styrene and genes WALL CHART: the graveyard shift |
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| 33 | NZ printers phase out solvents Baker's asthma Skin facts Magnetic fields Water-based paints Allergis sensitisation Smoking and driving HML method for assessment of hearing WALL CHART: hand tools |
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| 1995 | 10 | 34 | OSHA gets tough Aluminium welding Radio communication and SCBA Poor hearing Communication with hearing-impaired Solvents and miscarriage MSDS glossary Colours Vinyl chloride Fibreglass WALL CHART: wear time vs protection factor |
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| 35 | Enzymes Impulse noise Noise minimisation Skin creams Ventilation part I WALL CHART: hearing protection and the European standard |
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| 36-37 | Brain food Aluminium and memory loss Eco-farmers Solvents and balance Welding fumes Respiratory allergens What's in your lunch box? Food handling Power sleeping Sulphur dioxide Ventilation part II Carbon disulphide Noise levels WALL CHART: hand tools |
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| 1996 | 11 | 38 | Fibres Magnetic fields Chemical labelling Ear size Respirator basics Protective gloves Dead space WALL CHART: Body Mass Index |
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| 39 | Personal stereos Computer set-up Legionnaires' disease Vibrating tools Allergies Restaurant noise Paint stripping WALL CHART: what's in a breath? |
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| 40 | Sleepy truckdrivers Paper allergy Drum cutting Cleaning of premises Truckdrivers' ventilated seats Harrassment of hearing-impaired Static electricity Dust: the basics WALL CHART: hazardous substances management checklist |
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| 41 | Skin complaints in cleaners Electric fields Cleaning methods Hospital gets rid of chemicals Petrol fumes Lead handling Breathing basics WALL CHART: protective gloves |
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| 1997 | 12 | 42 | Flame proofing agents Aluminium High-pressure water Amines Styrene Cyanoacrylate glue Green paint Night work Solvents and infertility Communication Standards marks WALL CHART: night shift |
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