This workbook contains copious facts and information about the occupational health sciences in 26 sections. Updated regularly, its contents include IH history, math and statistics, management chemistry, physiology and anatomy, toxicology, occupational medicine, laws, codes, standards, air sampling, methods of control, ventilation, respiratory protection, PPE, IAQ, air pollution, ergonomics, heat and cold stress, noise, radiation, safety, and more. Each chapter provides a short overview of the topic, a list of facts and concepts to know, calculation procedures, and examples. The final section provides 800+ multiple-choice questions to test knowledge and help the reader prepare for exams.

This classic self-study workbook is revised and updated regularly. This publication takes the reader from introductory concepts through advanced materials in 21 chapters. In a reader-friendly format, the book concentrates on practical applications. An appendix containing forty charts, forms, and graphs is keyed to the text. Written for OH&S professionals and IH engineers, the workbook is an excellent companion to the ACGIH Vent Manual and college textbooks. Home-study courses based on the book are available from the author.

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Laboratory Ventilation Guidebook, 2nd edition

The Laboratory Ventilation Guidebook, 2nd edition, describes typical lab hood exhaust systems and associated HVAC systems. Specific topics include testing methods and procedures, hood approval methods (e.g., ANSI, ASHRAE, EPA), standards such as ANSI Z9.5 and NFPA 45, good work practices, and performance factors and their application. Additionally, model lab ventilation programs, use of real-time monitors, VAV systems, and general information on air handling, dilution, and exhaust systems are discussed. This Guidebook also provides numerous charts, forms, checklists, a glossary, and the index.