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Direct-Reading Colorimetric Indicator Tube Manual, 3rd edition
Edited by Patrick Owens, CIH, CSP; Ed Ligus; and Steven D. Jahn, CIH, FAIHA®
This manual covers the principles, use, limitations, and applications of colorimetric detector (indicator) tube systems. Colorimetric tubes change color and provide quantitative measures of targeted contaminants present after sample gas is drawn through the tube, typically with a hand pump. Colorimetric detector tube systems are quite simple, easy to use, and relatively inexpensive; however, they do have limitations. This manual has been organized in a stepwise style, so the user can develop a program for properly using colorimetric detector tubes.
Stock #: AINB18-798 | 38 pp | Softcover
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Chemical Protective Clothing, 3rd edition | Coming Soon
Edited by Daniel H. Anna
This resource provides an overview of the considerations necessary for implementing a successful protective clothing and equipment program. The discussion emphasizes the prevention of chemical exposures and methods to reduce exposures to biological and physical hazards. Practical focus areas include guidelines for proper selection; decontamination issues; strategies for program development; manufacture, design, and testing; and what to consider when selecting PPE to protect against nanoparticle dermal exposure.
Stock #: SPCM25-618 | Please note that this book will be published in early 2025. Stock number and prices are for the new 2025 edition.
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Engineering Reference Manual, 3rd edition
Edited by Michael D. Larrañaga
A reference library at your fingertips! This convenient summary of current, pertinent, and practical information for OEHS professionals covers topics such as ventilation, noise, heat stress, ionizing and nonionizing radiation, respiratory protection, ergonomics, illumination, and more. The manual also provides general conversion tables, rules of thumb, and a variety of formulas, figures, and charts.
Stock #: BIHS12-364 | 296 pp | Softcover
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An Ergonomics Guide to Computer Workstations, 3rd edition
Edited by Sheree L. Gibson, Mary O’Reilly, Marjorie K. Werrell, and Cathy White
Today’s widespread use of computers in an office setting has created a cluster of ergonomic conditions somewhat distinct from other workplace concerns. This guide addresses these conditions and will familiarize those who design office space, those who work in offices, and those responsible for the health and safety of office workers with ergonomic principles intended to minimize the risk of eyestrain, cumulative trauma disorders, and stress. Included is a quick checklist with possible interventions and other resources for workstation-related ergonomic safety.
Stock #: EERH19-723 | 49 pp | Softcover
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The IAQ Investigator’s Guide, 3rd edition
Edited by Ellen C. Gunderson
A good IAQ investigator is calm, observant, thorough, and discerning. Investigators should be skilled in knowing what questions to ask, have knowledge of building systems, and possess a willingness to engage the public promptly and communicate results clearly to all involved parties. This guide covers the initial investigation, an HVAC overview and inspection, considerations for special indoor environments, risk communication, and report preparation. Eleven appendices are also included, providing readers with guidelines, checklists, and forms to assist in their investigations.
Stock #: IAQG16-144 | 209 pp | Softcover