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BIBLIOGRAPHY 569
European legislation on water pollution
Selected regulations
No Regulations in this section
Selected directives
73/404/EEC Directive on detergents
73/405/EEC Directive on methods of testing the biodegradability of anionic surfactants
75/439/EEC Directive on waste oils
75/440/EEC Directive on surface water quality
76/160/EEC Directive on bathing water quality
76/464/EEC Directive on the discharge of dangerous substances (Framework Directive)
77/795/EEC Directive on information on water pollution
78/176/EEC Directive on titanium dioxide waste
78/659/EEC Directive on water standards for freshwater fish
79/115/EEC Directive on pilotage of sea vessels
79/869/EEC Directive concerning the sampling and analysis of drinking water
79/923/EEC Directive on water standards for shellfish waters
80/68/EEC Directive on groundwater
80/778/EEC Directive on drinking water quality
82/176/EEC Directive on mercury (chlor-alkali electrolysis industry)
82/242/EEC Directive on the manufacture and marketing of detergents
82/883/EEC Directive on monitoring of environments concerned by waste from the titanium dioxide industry
83/513/EEC Directive on cadmium discharges
84/156/EEC Directive on mercury from non-chlor-alkali electrolysis industry
84/491/EEC Directive on hexachlorocyclohexane discharges
86/278/EEC Directive on sewage sludge used in agriculture
86/280/EEC Directive on limits for certain dangerous substances included in 76/464/EEC
87/217/EEC Directive on pollution by asbestos
88/347/EEC Directive amending Directive 86/280/EEC on certain dangerous substances in 76/464/EEC
90/415/EEC Directive amending 86/280/EEC on certain dangerous substances included in 76/464/EEC
91/271/EEC Directive on urban waste water treatment
91/676/EEC Directive on nitrates from agricultural sources
92/112/EEC Directive on the reduction and eventual elimination of pollution caused from the titanium dioxide
industry
93/75/EEC Directive on minimum requirements of tankers in Community ports
94/57/EC Directive on ship inspection maritime administrations
94/58/EC Directive on the minimum level of training for seafarers
95/21/EC Directive concerning the enforcement of international standards for ship safety, pollution prevention
and shipboard living and working conditions
96/61/EC Directive concerning integrated pollution prevention and control
98/15/EC Directive amending 91/271/EEC on urban waste water treatment
98/25/EC Directive amending 95/21/EC on the enforcement of shipping using community ports, etc.
98/35/EC Directive amending 94/58/EC on the minimum level of training for seafarers
98/42/EC Directive amending 95/21/EC on the enforcement of shipping using Community ports
98/55/EC Directive amending 93/75/EEC on the minimum requirements for vessels bound for or leaving
Community ports, carrying dangerous or polluting goods
98/74/EC Directive amending 93/75/EEC on the minimum requirements for vessels bound for or leaving
Community ports, carrying dangerous or polluting goods
98/83/EC Directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption
98/249/EC Directive on the conclusion of the convention for the protection of the north east Atlantic
99/97/EC Directive amending Directive 95/21/EC concerning the enforcement of international standards for
ship safety, pollution prevention and shipboard living and working conditions
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Selected decisions
95/308/EC Decision on the protection and use of transboundary watercourses and international lakes
Selected proposed legislation
COM(93)680 Proposal on the ecological quality of water
COM(94)36 Proposal on bathing water
COM(97)49 Proposal for a Directive establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy
COM(97)416 Proposal for a Directive amending Directive 95/21/EC on ship safety and pollution prevention
COM(97)585 Amended proposal for a Directive on the quality of bathing water
COM(98)76 Amended proposal for a Directive establishing a framework for action on water policy
COM(98)769 Proposal setting up a Community framework for co-operation with regard to accidental marine
pollution
Selected other legislation
79/114/EEC Recommendation on minimum requirements for tankers
OJ: C162/1/78 Resolution on hydrocarbons at sea
98/480/EC Recommendation on good environmental practice for household laundry detergents
UK legislation on land pollution
Selected acts
Environmental Protection Act 1990
Environment Act 1995
Selected statutory instruments
SI 1980/1709 Control of Pollution (Special Waste) Regulations 1980
SI 1988/1199 Town and Country Planning, England and Wales – The Town and Country Planning (Assessment
of Environmental Effects)
SI 1990/1629 Water, England and Wales – The Trade Effluents (Prescribed Processes and Substances)(Amendment)
Regulations 1990
SI 1990/1187 Water, England and Wales – Agriculture – The Nitrate Sensitive Areas (Designation) (Amendment)
Order 1990
SI 1994/2286 Agriculture – Common Agricultural Policy – The Organic Products (Amendment) Regulations
1994
SI 1996/972 Environmental Protection – The Special Waste Regulations 1996
SI 1997/2778 Northern Ireland – The Waste and Contaminated Land (Northern Ireland) Order 1997
SI 1999/2977 Health and Safety – The Asbestos (Prohibitions)(Amendment)(No. 2) Regulations 1999
SI 2000/1973 Environmental Protection, England and Wales – The Pollution Prevention and Contrl (England and
Wales) Regulations 2000
SI 2000/179 European Communities – Town and Country Planning – The Planning (Control of Major – Accident
Hazards)(Scotland) Regulations 2000
BIBLIOGRAPHY 571
Health and Safety Executive publications
Selected Codes of Practice
COP 2 Control of lead at work. Approved Code of Practice
COP 6 Plastic containers with nominal capacities up to 5 litres for petroleum spirit. Requirements for
testing and marking or labelling
COP 14 Road tanker testing: Examination, testing and certification of the carrying tanks of road tankers and
of tank containers used for the conveyance of dangerous substances by road
COP 20 Standards of training in safe gas installations. Approved Code of Practice
COP 23 Approved Code of Practice COP 23–Part 3: Exposure to radon. The Ionizing Radiations Regulations
1985 (Superseded by L 121: 2000)
COP 41 Control of substances hazardous to health in the production of pottery. The Control of Substances
Hazardous to Health Regulations 1988. The Control of Lead at Work Regulations 1980 (superseded
by COP 60)
HSE guidance notes
Agriculture
AIS 2 Zoonoses in Agriculture. Preventing the spread of disease to livestock handlers
AIS 3 Controlling Grain Dust on Farms
AIS 9 Preventing Access to Effluent Storage and Similar Areas on Farms
AIS 16 Guidance on Storing Pesticides for Farmers and other Professional Users
AIS 31 Safe Use of Rodenticides on Farms and Holdings
AS 5 Farmer’s Lung
AS 25 Training in the Use of Pesticides
AS 26 Protective Clothing for Use with Pesticides
AS 27 Agricultural pesticides
AS 28 COSHH in Agriculture. Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 1988 (COSHH)
AS 29 Sheep Dipping
AS 30 COSHH in Forestry
AS 31 Veterinary Medicines – Safe Use by Farmers and Other Animal Handlers
Best practicable means
BPM 1 Best practicable means: general principles and practice
BPM 2 Mineral works (sand driers and coolers)
BPM 3 Petroleum works (PVC polymer plants)
BPM 4 Hydrofluoric acid works (HF manufacture)
BPM 5 Hydrochloric acid works
BPM 6 Mineral works (sintered aggregates)
BPM 7 Metal recovery works
BPM 8 Mineral works (plaster)
BPM 9 Aluminium (secondary) works
BPM 10 Amines works
BPM 11 Chemical incineration works
BPM 12 Iron works and steel works. Electric arc furnaces and associated processes
BPM 13 Mineral works (roadstone plants)
BPM 14 Cement production works
BPM 15 Mineral works (expansion of perlite)
BPM 16 Lead works
BPM 17 Sulphuric acid (Class II) works. Sulphuric acid manufacture
BPM 18 Chlorine works
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BPM 20 Iron works and steel works. Basic oxygen steel plants
BPM 21 Iron works and steel works. Blast furnaces
BPM 22 Iron work and steel works. Machine scarfing
BPM 23 Iron works and steel works. Ore preparation
Chemical
CS 1 Industrial use of flammable gas detectors
CS 2 Storage of highly flammable liquids
CS 3 Storage and use of sodium perchlorate and other similar strong oxidants
CS 4 Keeping of LPG in cylinders and similar containers
CS 5 Storage and use of LPG at fixed installations
CS 6 Storage and use of LPG on construction sites
CS 7 Odorization of bulk oxygen supplies in shipyards
CS 8 Small scale storage and display of LPG at retail premises
CS 9 Bulk storage and use of liquid carbon dioxide: hazards and precautions
CS 10 Fumigation using methyl phosphine
CS 11 Storage and use of LPG at metered estates
CS 12 Fumigation using methyl bromide
CS 15 The cleaning and gas freeing of tanks containing flammable residues
CS 16 Chlorine vaporizers
CS 18 Storage and handling of ammonium nitrate
CS 19 Storage of approved pesticides: guidance for farmers and other professional users
CS 20 Sulphuric acid use in agriculture
CS 21 Storage and handling of organic peroxides
CS 22 Fumigation
CS 23 Disposal of waste explosives
CS 24 The interpretation and use of flashpoint information
Environmental hygiene
EH 1 Cadmium: health and safety precautions
EH 2 Chromium and its inorganic compounds: health and safety precautions
EH 4 Aniline: health and safety precautions
EH 6 Chromic acid concentrations in air (superseded by MDHS 52/3 (1998))
EH 7 Petroleum based adhesives in building operations
EH 8 Arsenic: toxic hazards and precautions
EH 9 Spraying of highly flammable liquids
EH 10 Asbestos: exposure limits and measurement of airborne dust concentrations
EH 11 Arsine: health and safety precautions
EH 12 Stibine: health and safety precautions
EH 13 Beryllium: health and safety precautions
EH 16 Isocyanates: toxic hazards and precautionary measures
EH 17 Mercury and its inorganic divalent compounds
EH 19 Antimony and its compounds: health hazards and safety precautions
EH 20 Phosphine: health and safety precautions
EH 21 Carbon dust: health and safety precautions
EH 22 Ventilation of the workplace
EH 23 Anthrax: health hazards
EH 24 Dust and accidents in malthouses
EH 25 Cotton dust sampling
EH 26 Occupational skin diseases: health and safety precautions
EH 27 Acrylonitrile: personal protective equipment
EH 28 Control of lead: air sampling techniques and strategies
EH 29 Control of lead: outside workers
EH 31 Control of exposure to polyvinyl chloride dust
EH 33 Atmospheric pollution in car parks
BIBLIOGRAPHY 573
EH 34 Benzidine-based dyes: health and safety precautions
EH 35 Probable asbestos dust concentrations at construction processes. Revised 1989 (superseded by EH
71)
EH 36 Cement (superseded by EH 71)
EH 37 Work with asbestos insulating board (superseded by EH 71)
EH 38 Ozone: health hazards and precautionary measures
EH 40 Occupational exposure limits (annual)
EH 41 Respiratory protective equipment for use against asbestos
EH 42 Monitoring strategies for toxic substances
EH 43 Carbon monoxide
EH 44 Dust: general principles of protection
EH 45 Carbon disulphide: control of exposure in the viscose industry
EH 46 Man-made mineral fibres
EH 47 Provision, use and maintenance of hygiene facilities for work with asbestos insulation and coatings
EH 49 Nitrosamines in synthetic metal cutting and grinding fluids (withdrawn)
EH 50 Training operatives and supervisors for work with asbestos insulation and coatings
EH 51 Enclosures provided for work with asbestos insulation, coatings and insulating board
EH 52 Removal techniques and associated waste handling for asbestos insulation, coatings and insulating
board
EH 53 Respiratory protective equipment for use against airborne radioactivity
EH 54 Assessment of exposure to fume from welding and allied processes
EH 55 The control of exposure to fume from welding, brazing and similar processes
EH 56 Biological monitoring for chemical exposures in the workplace
EH 57 The problems of asbestos removal at high temperatures
EH 58 Carcinogenicity of mineral oils
EH 59 Respirable crystalline silica
EH 60 Nickel and its inorganic compounds: health hazards and precautionary measures
EH 62 Metalworking fluids: health precautions
EH 63 Vinyl chloride: toxic hazards and precautions
EH 64 Summary criteria for occupational exposure limits 1996 (with updates/changes 1997, 1998, 1999)
EH 65/1 Trimethylbenzenes: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/2 Pulverized fuel ash: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/3 N,N-dimethylacetamide: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/4 1,2-dichloroethane: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/5 4,4'-methylene dianiline: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/6 Epichlorohydrin: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/7 Chlorodifluoromethane: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/8 Cumene: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/9 1,4-dichlorobenzene: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/10 Carbon tetrachloride: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/11 Chloroform: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/12 Portland cement dust: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/13 Kaolin: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/14 Paracetamol: EH 65/13 criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/15 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane (HFC 134a): criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/16 Methyl methacrylate: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/17 p-Aramid respirable fibres: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/18 Propranolol: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/19 Mercury and its inorganic divalent compounds: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/20 Ortho-toluidine: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/21 Propylene oxide: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/22 Softwood dust: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/23 Antimony and its compounds: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/24 Platinum metal and soluble platinum salts: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/25 Iodomethane: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/26 Azodicarbonamide: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/27 Dimethyl and diethyl sulphates: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/28 Hydrazine: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/29 Acid anhydrides: criteria document for an OEL
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EH 65/30 Review of fibre toxicology
EH 65/31 Rosin-based solder flux fume: criteria document for an OEL
EH 65/32 Glutaraldehyde
EH 66 Grain dust
EH 67 Grain dust in maltings (maximum exposure limits)
EH 68 Cobalt: health and safety precautions
EH 69 How to handle PCBs without harming yourself or the environment
EH 70 The control of fire-water run-off from CIMAH sites to prevent environmental damage
EH 71 Working with asbestos cement and asbestos insulating board
EH 72/1 Phenylhydrazine: risk assessment document
EH 72/2 Dimethylaminoethanol: risk assessment document
EH 72/3 Bromoethane: risk assessment document
EH 72/4 3-Chloropropene: risk assessment document
EH 72/5 Alpha-chlorotoluene: risk assessment document
EH 72/6 2-Furaldehyde: risk assessment document
EH 72/7 1,2-Diaminoethane (ethylenediamine (EDA)): risk assessment document
EH 72/8 Aniline: risk assessment document
EH 72/9 Barium sulphate: risk assessment document
EH 72/10 N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone: risk assessment document
EH 72/11 Flour dust: risk assessment document
EH 73 Arsenic and its compounds: health hazards and precautionary measures
EH 74/1 Dichloromethane: exposure assessment document
EH 74/2 Respirable crystalline silica: exposure assessment document
EH 74/3 Dermal exposure to non-agricultural pesticides: exposure assessment document
EH 75/1 Medium density fibreboard (MDF)
General
GS 3 Fire risk in the storage and industrial use of cellular plastics
GS 4 Safety in pressure testing (withdrawn, superseded by 1998 edition)
GS 5 Entry into confined spaces
GS 12 Effluent storage on farms
GS 16 Gaseous fire extinguishing systems: precautions for toxic and asphyxiating hazards (withdrawn)
GS 19 General fire precautions aboard ships being fitted out or under repair
GS 20 Fire precautions in pressurized workings
GS 26 Access to road tankers
GS 40 The loading and unloading of bulk flammable liquids and gases at harbours and inland waterways
GS 43 Lithium batteries
GS 46 In-situ timber treatment using timber preservatives
Health and safety
HSE 4 Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969. A short guide (superseded by HSE 36:
1998)
HSE 5 The Employment Medical Advisory Service and you
HSE 8 Fires and Explosions due to the misuse of oxygen
HSE 11 Reporting an Injury or a Dangerous Occurrence. (RIDDOR) The Reporting of Injuries, Disease and
Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1985
HSE 17 Reporting a Case of Disease. (RIDDOR) The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous
Occurrences Regulations 1985
HSE 23 Health and safety legislation and trainees (a guide for employers)
HSE 25 The Health and Safety Executive and you
HSE 26 The Health and Safety Executive working with employers
HSE 31 RIDDOR explained – Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurences Regulations
HSE 33 RIDDOR 95 – Offshore
HSE 36 Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969 – A guide for employees and their
representatives (supersedes HSE 4: 1990)
BIBLIOGRAPHY 575
HS(G)1 Safe use and storage of flexible polyurethane foam in industry
HS(G)3 Highly flammable materials on construction sites
HS(G)4 Highly flammable liquids in the paint industry
HS(G)5 Hot work: welding and cutting on plant containing flammable materials
HS(G)7 Container terminals: safe working practices
HS(G)10 Cloakroom accommodation and washing facilities
HS(G)11 Flame arresters and explosion reliefs
HS(G)13 Electrical testing: safety in chemical testing
HS(G)14 Opening processes: cotton and allied fibres
HS(G)16 Evaporating and other ovens
HS(G)20 Guidelines for occupational health services
HS(G)21 Safety in the cotton and allied fibres industry: cardroom processes
HS(G)22 Electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmospheres
HS(G)25 The Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1984 (CIMAH): further guidance on
emergency plans
HS(G)26 Transport of dangerous substances in tank containers
HS(G)27 Substances for use at work: the provision of information. Revised 1989 (superseded by L 62)
HS(G)28 Safety advice for bulk chlorine installations
HS(G)30 Storage of anhydrous ammonia under pressure in the United Kingdom
HS(G)34 Storage of LPG at fixed installations
HS(G)36 Disposal of explosives waste and the decontamination of explosives plant
HS(G)37 An introduction to local exhaust ventilation
HS(G)39 Compressed air safety
HSG40 Safe handling of chlorine from drums and cylinders
HS(G)41 Petrol filling stations: construction and operation
HS(G)49 The examination and testing of portable radiation instruments for external radiations
HS(G)50 The storage of flammable liquids in fixed tanks (up to 10 000 m
3
total capacity)
HS(G)51 The storage of flammable liquids in containers
HS(G)52 The storage of flammable liquids in fixed tanks (exceeding 10 000 m
3
total capacity)
HS(G)53 Respiratory protective equipment. A practical guide for users
HSG 54 Maintenance, examination and testing of local exhaust ventilation
HS(G)61 Health surveillance at work
HS(G)62 Health and safety in tyre and exhaust fitting premises
HS(G)63 Radiation protection offsite for emergency services in the event of a nuclear accident
HS(G)64 Assessment of fire hazards from solid materials and the precautions required for their safe storage
and use
HSG65 Successful health and safety management
HS(G)66 Protection of workers and the general public during development of contaminated land
HS(G)70 The control of legionellosis including legionnaires’ disease
HS(G)71 Storage of packaged dangerous substances
HSG 71 Chemical warehousing – storage of packaged dangerous substances
HS(G)72 Control of respirable silica dust in heavy clay and refractory processes
HS(G)73 Control of respirable crystalline silica in quarries
HS(G)74 Control of silica dust in foundries
HS(G)77 COSHH and peripatetic workers (withdrawn)
HSG 78 Dangerous goods in cargo transport units – packing and carriage for transport by sea
HS(G)86 Veterinary medicines: safe use by farmers and other animal handlers
HS(G)91 A framework for the restriction of occupational exposure to ionizing radiation
HS(G)92 Safe use and storage of cellular plastics
HS(G)93 Assessment of pressure vessels operating at low temperature
HS(G)94 Safety in the design and use of gamma and electron irradiation facilities
HS(G)97 A step by step guide to COSHH assessment
HS(G)103 Safe handling of combustible dusts: precautions against explosions
HS(G)108 CHIP for everyone
HS(G)110 Seven steps to successful substitution of hazardous substances
HS(G)113 Lift trucks in potentially flammable atmospheres
HS(G)114 Conditions for the authorization of explosives in Great Britain
HS(G)117 Making sense of NONS – a guide to the Notification of New Substances Regulations 1993
HS(G)122 New and expectant mothers at work: a guide for employees
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HS(G)123 Working together on firework displays – a guide to safety for firework display organizers and
operators
HS(G)124 Giving your own firework display – how to run and fire it safely
HS(G)125 A brief guide on COSHH for the offshore oil and gas industry
HS(G)126 CHIP 2 for everyone
HS(G)129 Health and safety in engineering workshops
HS(G)131 Energetic and spontaneously combustible substances: identification and safe handling
HS(G)132 How to deal with sick building syndrome – guidance for employers, building owners and building
managers
HS(G)135 Storage and handling of industrial nitrocellulose
HS(G)137 Health risk management: a practical guide for managers in small and medium-sized enterprises
HS(G)139 The safe use of compressed gases in welding, flame cutting and allied processes
HS(G)140 The safe use and handling of flammable liquids
HS(G)143 Designing and operating safe chemical reaction processes
HS(G)146 Dispensing petrol – assessing and controlling the risk of fire and explosion at sites where petrol is
stored and dispensed as a fuel
HS(G)158 Flame arresters – preventing the spread of fires and explosions in equipment that contains flammable
gases and vapours
HS(G)160 The carriage of dangerous goods explained – Part 1: Guidance for consignors of dangerous goods
by road and rail (classification, packaging, labelling and provision of information)
HS(G)161 The carriage of dangerous goods explained – Part 2: Guidance for road vehicle operators and others
involved in the carriage of dangerous goods by road
HS(G)162 The carriage of dangerous goods explained – Part 4: Guidance for operators, drivers and others
involved in the carriage of explosives by road
HS(G)163 The carriage of dangerous goods explained – Part 3: Guidance for rail operators and others involved
in the carriage of dangerous goods by rail
HS(G)164 The carriage of dangerous goods explained – Part 5: Guidance for consignors, rail operators and
others involved in the packaging, labelling and carriage of radioactive material by rail
HS(G)166 Formula for health and safety – guidance for small and medium-sized firms in the chemical industry
HS(G)167 Biological monitoring in the workplace – a guide to its practical application to chemical exposure
HS(G)168 Fire safety in construction work: guidance for clients, designers and those managing and carrying
out construction work involving significant risks
HS(G)173 Monitoring strategies for toxic substances
HSG 174 Anthrax – safe working and the prevention of infection
HS(G)176 The storage of flammable liquids in tanks
HSG 178 The spraying of flammable liquids
HSG 181 Assessment principles for offshore safety cases
HS(G)183 Five steps to risk assessment – case studies
HS(G) Health and safety in excavations. Be safe and shore
HSG 186 The bulk transfer of dangerous liquids and gases between ship and shore
HSG 187 Control of diesel engine exhaust emissions in the workplace
HSG 188 Health risks management – a guide to working with solvents
HSG 189/1 Controlled asbestos stripping techniques for work requiring a licence
HSG 189/2 Working with asbestos cement
HSG 190 Preparing safety reports – Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999
HSG 191 Emergency planning for major accidents – Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999
HSG 193 Datasheets: COSHH essentials – easy steps to control chemicals
HSG 202 General ventilation in the workplace. Guidance for employers
HSG204 Health and safety in arc welding
HS(G)248 Solder fume and you
Health and safety regulations
HS(R)1 Packaging and labelling of dangerous substances. Regulations and guidance notes
HS(R)6 A guide to the HSW Act
HS(R)12 A guide to the Health and Safety (Dangerous Pathogens) Regulations 1981
HS(R)13 A guide to the Dangerous Substances (Conveyance by Road in Road Tankers and Tank Containers)
Regulations 1981
BIBLIOGRAPHY 577
HS(R)14 A guide to the Notification of New Substances Regulations. Revised 1988 (obsolete – withdrawn)
HS(R)15 Administrative guidance on the European Community ‘Explosive Atmospheres’ Directives (76/
117/EEC AND 79/196/EEC) and related Directives
HS(R)16 A guide to the Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances Regulations 1982
HS(R)17 A guide to the Classification and Labelling of Explosives Regulations 1983
HS(R)21 A guide to the Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1984
HS(R)22 A guide to the Classification, Packaging and Labelling of Dangerous Substances Regulations 1984
HS(R)23 A guide to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1985
HS(R)27 A guide to the Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987
HS(R)29 Notification and marking of sites. The Dangerous Substances (Notification and Marking of Sites)
Regulations 1990
HS(R)30 A guide to the Pressure Systems and Transportable Gas Containers Regulations 1989
Industrial groups
IND(G)3L(Rev) First-aid needs in your workplace: your questions answered. Revised 1994
IND(G)4(P) General guidance for inclusion in first-aid boxes
IND(G)24L The Gas Regulations: for everybody’s safety
IND(G)35L Hot work on tanks and drums
IND(G)39L(Rev) Permits-to-work and you. (An introduction for workers in the petroleum industry). Revised 1991
IND(G)54L Asbestos: does your company work with asbestos
IND(G)55P Bitumen boilers in construction fire hazards
IND(G)56P Flammable liquids on construction sites
IND(G)57L Review your occupational health needs. (An employer’s guide)
IND(G)60L Down with dust. (A guide for employers)
IND(G)62L Protecting your health at work (good health is good business). Revised 4/1993
IND(G)64L Introducing assessment. (A simplified guide for employers). Control of Substances Hazardous to
Health Regulations 1988 (COSHH)
IND(G)65L Introducing COSHH. A brief guide for all employers to the new requirements for controlling
hazardous substances in the workplace introduced in the Control of Substances Hazardous to
Health Regulations 1988 (COSHH)
IND(G)67L Hazard and risk explained. Control of Substances hazardous to Health Regulations 1988 (COSHH)
IND(G)68L Rev Do you use a steam/water pressure cleaner? You could be in for a shock!
IND(G)72L Health hazards to painters
IND(G)74L Need advice on occupational Health? A practical guide for employers
IND(G)76L Safe systems of work
IND(G)78L Transport of LPG cylinders by road
IND(G)79L Gas appliances – Get them checked – Keep them safe
IND(G)82L Your health and reactive dyes
IND(G)84L Leptospirosis – are you at risk?
IND(G)86(L) Contained use of genetically modified organisms
IND(G)91(rev2) Drug misuse at work – A guide for employers
IND(G)92L Dangerous substances on site: notification and warning signs
IND(G)93L Solvents and you
IND(G)95L Save your breath: respiratory sensitizers. (A guide for employers)
IND(G)96L Are you involved in the transport of dangerous substances by road (replaced by IND(G)234L)
IND(G)97L COSHH and Section 6 of the Health and Safety at Work Act
IND(G)98L Permit-to-work systems. (Chemical manufacturing)
IND(G)100L An important notice to all gas fitters
IND(G)101L AIDS: HIV infection and diving?
IND(G)104L Petrol filling stations: control and safety guidance for employees
IND(G)107(L) Asbestos and you – Asbestos dust kills – Are you at risk? (superseded by IND(G)289)
IND(G)111L Chemical manufacturing: personal protective equipment
IND(G)112L Chemical manufacturing: controlling contractors
IND(G)114L Are you complying with COSHH?
IND(G)115L New explosives controls – Do they affect you? (The Control of Explosives Regulations 1991)
IND(G)116L What your doctor needs to know
IND(G)123L Radon in the workplace
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INDG 136 COSHH: a brief guide to the regulations
IND(G)139L Electric storage batteries safe charging and use
IND(G)140L Grain dust in non-agricultural workplaces
IND(G)141(rev 1) Reporting incidents of exposure to pesticides and veterinary medicines – what to do if you think
people, animals or the environment have been harmed by exposure to pesticides or veterinary
medicines
IND(G)151L The complete idiot’s guide to CHIP, or How to amaze your friends with your knowledge of CHIP
without really trying
IND(G)157L Getting to grips with manual handling: pharmaceutical: a ahort guide for employers
IND(G)158L Health surveillance in the pharmaceutical industry (COSHH)
IND(G)161 Emergency action for burns
IND(G)163(rev 1) Five steps to risk assessment
IND(G)167L Health risks from metalworking fluids – Aspects of good machine design
IND(G)168L Management of metalworking fluids: a guide to good practice for minimizing risks to health
INDG 169 Metalworking fluids and you
IND(G)172L Breathe freely: a workers’ information card on respiratory sensitizers
IND(G)181(L) The complete idiot’s guide to CHIP 2
INDG 186 Chemical sites and safety reports: what you need to know (COMAH)
IND(G)182L Why do I need a safety data sheet?
IND(G)184L Signpost to the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996
IND(G)186L Read the label – How to find out if chemicals are dangerous
IND(G)187L Asbestos dust – The hidden killer! – Are you at risk? Essential advice for building maintenance,
repair and refurbishment workers (superseded by IND(G)289)
IND(G)189(L) Safety zones around offshore oil and gas installations in waters around the UK – Notice to fishermen
IND(G)195L It takes your breath away – Health advice to the plastics industry
IND(G)196L Safety reports: how HSE assesses them: the Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards Regulations
1984
IND(G)197L Working with sewage – The health hazards – A guide for employers
IND(G)198L Working with sewage – The health hazards – A guide for employers
IND(G)214 First aid at work – your questions answered
IND(G)215 (rev) Basic advice on first aid at work
IND(G)218(L) A guide to risk assessment requirements – Common provisions in health and safety law
IND(G)227(L) Safe working with flammable substances
IND(G)230L Storing and handling ammonium nitrate (replaces CS 18)
IND(G)233(L) Preventing dermatitis at work – advice for employers and employees
IND(G)234 Are you involved in the carriage of dangerous goods by road or rail?
IND(G)235L A guide to information, instruction and training – common provisions in health and safety law
IND(G)238 Gas appliances – get them checked – keep them safe
IND(G)239L Play your part! – how you can help improve health and safety offshore
IND(G)245 Biological monitoring in the workplace – Information for employees on its application to chemical
exposure
IND(G)246L Prepared for . . . emergency
IND(G)248 Solder fume and you
IND(G)249L Controlling health risks from rosin (colophony) based solder fluxes
IND(G)250L How HSE assesses offshore safety cases
IND(G)251 WASP – Quality assurance for chemical analysis
IND(G)252(L) Solvents and you – Working with solvents – Are you at risk? (revised 1997)
IND(G)253L Controlling legionella in nursing and residential care homes
IND(G)254 Chemical reaction hazards and the risk of thermal runaway
IND(G)255 Asbestos dust kills – keep your mask on – guidance for employees on wearing respiratory protective
equipment for work with asbestos (superseded by 1999 version)
IND(G)257 Pesticides – Use them safely
IND(G)258 Safe work in confined spaces (supersedes CS 15 ‘Confined spaces’)
IND(G)259 An introduction to health and safety
IND(G)261 Pressure systems – Safety and you
IND(G)264 Selecting respiratory protective equipment for work with asbestos
IND(G)272 Health risks management – A guide to working with solvents
IND(G)273 Working safely with solvents – A guide to safe working practices
IND(G)286 Diesel engine exhaust emissions