Carson Ph., Mumford C. Hazardous Chemicals Handbook (Справочник по опасным химическим веществам)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 579
IND(G)288 Selection of suitable respiratory protective equipment for work with asbestos
IND(G)289 Working with asbestos in buildings – Asbestos the hidden killer! Are you at risk?
INDG 297 Safety in gas welding, cutting and similar processes
INDG 300 Skin cancer caused by oil (replaces MS(B)5)
INDG 304 Understanding health surveillance at work – An introduction for employers
INDG 305 (rev1) Lead and you – A guide to working safely with lead
INDG 307 Hydrofluoric acid poisoning – recommendations on first aid procedures
INDG 308 The safe use of gas cylinders
INDG 311 Beryllium and you – working with beryllium – Are you at risk?
Legal series
L 5 General COSHH ACOP (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) and Carcinogens ACOP (Control
of Carcinogenic Substances) and Biological Agents ACOP (Control of Biological Agents) Approved
Code of Practice
L 7 Approved Code of Practice – Part 4: Dose limitation – Restriction of exposure. Additional guidance on
Regulation 6 of the Ionizing Radiations Regulations 1985 (superseded by L 121: 2000)
L 8 The Prevention or Control of Legionellosis (including Legionnaires’ Disease) Approved Code of Practice
L 9 Safe use of pesticides for non-agricultural purposes – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
Regulations 1994 Approved Code of Practice
L 10 A guide to the Control of Explosives Regulations 1991
L 11 A guide to the Asbestos (Licensing) Regulations 1983
L 13 A guide to the Packaging of Explosives for Carriage Regulations 1991
L 21 Management of health and safety at work. Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
Approved Code of Practice
L 22 Safe use of work equipment. Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998. Approved Code
of Practice and Guidance (revised)
L 24 Workplace health, safety and welfare. Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations) 1992. Approved
Code of Practice and Guidance
L 25 Personal protective equipment at work – Guidance on Regulations
L 27 The control of asbestos at work. Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 1987 – Approved Code of
Practice 3rd edition (revised)
L 28 Work with asbestos insulation, asbestos coating and asbestos insulating board – Control of Asbestos at
Work Regulations 1987 – Approved Code of Practice 3rd edition (revised)
L 29 A guide to the Genetically Modified Organisms (Contained Use) Regulations 1992, as amended in 1996
L 30 A guide to Offshore Installations (Safety Case) Regulations 1992
L 37 Safety data sheets for substances and preparations dangerous for supply (superseded by L 62)
L 45 Explosives at coal and other safety-lamp mines
L 53 Approved methods for the classification and packaging of dangerous goods for carriage by road and rail
– Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail (Classification, Packaging and Labelling) Regulations
1994 (superseded by L 88 1996)
L 55 Preventing asthma at work: how to control respiratory sensitizers
L 56 Safety in the installation and use of gas systems and appliances – Gas Safety (Installations and Use)
Regulations 1998 Approved Cope of Practice and guidance
L 57 Approved carriage list – Information approved for the classification, packaging and labelling of dangerous
goods for carriage by road and rail – Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail (Classification,
Packaging and Labelling) Regulations 1994 (superseded by L 88: 1996)
L 58 Approved Code of Practice – The Protection of persons against ionizing radiation arising from any work
activity – The Ionizing Radiations Regulations 1985 (superseded by L 121: 2000)
L 60 Approved Code of Practice – Control of Substances Hazardous to Health in the Production of Pottery
(formerly COP 41) (reprinted with amendments 1998)
L 62 Safety datasheets for substances and preparations dangerous for supply
L 65 Approved Code of Practice and guidance – Prevention of Fire and Explosion, and Emergency Response
on Offshore Instalations (Prevention of Fire and Explosion and Emergency Response) Regulations 1995
L 66 A guide to the Placing on the Market and Supervision of Transfers of Explosives Regulations 1993
(POMSTER)
L 67 Control of vinyl chloride at work
L 70 A guide to the Offshore Installations and Pipeline Works (Management and Administration) Regulations
1995
580 BIBLIOGRAPHY
L73 RIDDOR explained – A guide to the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
1995
L 74 First aid at work. Approved Code of Practice and guidance
L 80 A guide to the Gas Safety (Management) Regulations 1996
L 82 A guide to the Pipelines Safety Regulations 1996
L 83 A guide to the Installation, Verification and Miscellaneous Aspects of Amendments by the Offshore
Installations and Wells (Design and Construction, etc) Regulations 1996 to the Offshore Installations
(Safety Case) Regulations 1992
L 84 A guide to the well aspects of amendments of the Offshore Installations and Wells (Design and Construction,
etc.) Regulations 1996
L 85 A guide to the integrity, workplace environment and miscellaneous aspects of the Offshore Installations
and Wells (Design and Construction, etc) Regulations 1996
L 86 Control of substances hazardous to health in fumigation operations
L 88 Approved requirements and test methods for the classification and packaging of dangerous goods for
carriage
L 89 Approved vehicle requirements
L 90 Approved carriage list
L 91 Suitability of vehicles and containers and limits on quantities for the carriage of explosives by road
L 92 Approved requirements for the construction of vehicles intended for the carriage of explosives by road
L 93 Approved tank requirements: the provisions for bottom loading and vapour recovery systems of mobile
containers carrying petrol
L 94 Approved requirements for the packaging, labelling and carriage of radioactive material by rails
L 95 A guide to the Health and Safety (Consultation with Employees) Regulations 1996
L 96 A guide to the Work in Compressed Air Regulations 1996
L 100 Approved guide to the classification and labelling of substances and preparations dangerous for supply
L 101 Safe working in confined spaces – Approved Code of Practice, Regulations and guidance – Confined
Spaces Regulations 1997
L 110 A guide to the Offshore Installations (Safety Representatives and Safety Committees) Regulations 1989
– guidance on Regulations
L 111 A guide to the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 – COMAH – guidance on Regulations
L 118 Health and safety at quarries
L 121 Work with ionizing radiation. Ionizing Radiations Regulations 1999. Approved Code of Practice and
guidance
L 122 Safety of pressure systems. Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000. Approved Code of Practice
Dangerous substances (general) – HSE
Major hazard aspects of the transport of dangerous substances 1991
Recommendations for training users of non-agricultural pesticides
Health surveillance under COSHH. Guidance for employers
Anaesthetic agents. Controlling exposure under COSHH
Risk assessments of notified new substances
Asthmagens. Critical assessments of the evidence for agents implicated in occupational asthma 1997.
The technical basis for COSHH essentials. Easy steps to control chemicals
Methods for determination of hazardous substances
MDHS 1 Acrylonitrile in air (charcoal adsorption tubes)
MDHS 2 Acrylonitrile in air (porous polymer adsorption tubes)
MDHS 3 Generation of test atmospheres of organic vapours by the syringe injection technique
MDHS 4 Generation of test atmospheres of organic vapours by the permeation tube method
MDHS 5 On-site validation of sampling methods
MDHS 6/3 Lead and inorganic compounds of lead in air (atomic absorption spectrometry)
MDHS 7 Lead and inorganic compounds of lead in air (X-ray fluorescence spectrometry)
MDHS 8 Lead and inorganic compounds of lead in air (colorimetric field method)
MDHS 9 Tetra alkyl lead compounds in air (personal monitoring)
MDHS 10/2 Cadmium and inorganic compounds in air (atomic absorption spectrometry)
BIBLIOGRAPHY 581
MDHS 11 Cadmium and inorganic compounds of cadmium in air (X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy)
MDHS 12/2 Chromium and inorganic compounds of chromium in air (atomic absorption spectrometry)
MDHS 13 Chromium and inorganic compounds of chromium in air (X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy)
MDHS 14/3 General methods for sampling and gravimetric analysis of respirable and inhalable dust
MDHS 15 Carbon disulphide in air
MDHS 16 Mercury vapour in air (hopcalite adsorbent tubes)
MDHS 17 Benzene in air (charcoal adsorbent tubes)
MDHS 18 Tetra alkyl lead compounds in air (continuous on-site monitoring)
MDHS 19 Formaldehyde in air
MDHS 20 Styrene in air
MDHS 21 Glycol ether and glycol ether acetate vapours in air (charcoal adsorbent tubes)
MDHS 22 Benzene in air (porous polymer adsorbent tubes)
MDHS 23 Glycol ether and glycol ether acetate vapours in air (Tenax adsorbent tubes)
MDHS 24 Vinyl chloride in air
MDHS 25/3 Organic isocyanates in air
MDHS 26 Ethylene oxide in air
MDHS 27 Protocol for assessing the performance of a diffusive sampler
MDHS 28 Chlorinated hydrocarbon solvent vapours in air
MDHS 29/2 Beryllium and inorganic compounds of beryllium in air
MDHS 30/2 Cobalt and cobalt compounds in air – Laboratory method using flame atomic absorption spectrometry
MDHS 31 Styrene in air
MDHS 32 Dioctyl phthalates in air
MDHS 33/2 Sorbent tube standards
MDHS 34 Arsine in air
MDHS 35/2 Hydrogen fluoride and inorganic fluorides in air
MDHS 36 Toluene in air
MDHS 37 Quartz in respirable airborne dusts (direct method)
MDHS 38 Quartz in respirable airborne dusts (KBr disc technique)
MDHS 39/4 Asbestos fibres in air
MDHS 40 Toluene in air
MDHS 41/2 Arsenic and inorganic compounds of arsenic (except arsine) in air
MDHS 42/2 Nickel and inorganic compounds of nickel in air (except nickel carbonyl)
MDHS 43 Styrene in air (porous polymer diffusive samplers, thermal desorption and gas chromatography)
MDHS 44 Styrene in air (charcoal diffusive samplers, solvent desorption and gas chromatography)
MDHS 45 Ethylene dibromide in air
MDHS 46/2 Platinum metal and soluble platinum compounds in air
MDHS 47/2 Determination of rubber process dust and rubber fume (measured as cyclohexane-soluble material)
in air
MDHS 48 Newspaper print rooms: measurement of total particulates and cyclohexane soluble material in air
MDHS 49 Aromatic isocyanates in air
MDHS 50 Benzene in air (porous polymer diffusion samplers, thermal desorption and gas chromatography)
MDHS 51 Quartz in respirable airborne dusts (X-ray diffraction)
MDHS 52/3 Hexavalent chromium in chromium plating mists (supersedes EH 6 and MDHS 52/2: 1990)
MDHS 53 1,3-Butadiene in air
MDHS 54 Protocol for assessing the performance of a pumped sampler for gases and vapours
MDHS 55 Acrylonitrile in air
MDHS 56/2 Hydrogen cyanide in air
MDHS 57 Acrylamide in air
MDHS 58 Mercury vapour in air (diffusive samplers)
MDHS 59 Man-made mineral fibre
MDHS 60 Mixed hydrocarbons (C3 to C10) in air
MDHS 61 Total hexavalent chromium compounds in air
MDHS 62 Aromatic carboxylic acid anhydrides in air
MDHS 63 1,3-Butadiene in air (molecular sieve diffusive samplers, thermal desorption and gas chromatography)
MDHS 64 Toluene in air (charcoal diffusive samplers, solvent desorption and gas chromatography)
MDHS 66 Mixed hydrocarbons (C5 to C10) in air
MDHS 67 Total (and speciated) chromium in chromium plating mists
MDHS 68 Coal tar pitch volatiles: measurement of particulates and cyclohexane soluble material in air
MDHS 69 Toluene in air
582 BIBLIOGRAPHY
MDHS 70 General methods for sampling airborne gases and vapours
MDHS 71 Analytical quality in workplace air monitoring
MDHS 72 Volatile organic compounds in air
MDHS 73 Measurement of air change rates in factories and offices
MDHS 74 n-Hexane in air
MDHS 75 Aromatic amines in air and on surfaces
MDHS 76 Cristobalite in respirable airborne dust
MDHS 77 Asbestos in bulk materials – Sampling and identification by polarized light microscopy (PLM)
MDHS 78 Formaldehyde in air
MDHS 79 Peroxodisulphates in air
MDHS 80 Volatile organic compounds in air
MDHS 81 Dustiness of powders and materials
MDHS 82 The dust lamp – A simple tool for observing the presence of airborne particles
MDHS 83 Resin acids in rosin (colophony) solder flux fume
MDHS 84 Measurement of oil mist from mineral oil-based metalworking fluids
MDHS 85 Triglycidyl isocyanurate (and coating powders containing triglycidyl isocyanurate) in air
MDHS 86 Hydrazine in air
MDHS 87 Fibres in air
MDHS 88 Volatile organic compounds in air
MDHS 89 Dimethyl sulphate and diethyl sulphate in air
MDHS 91 Metals and metalloids in workplace air by X-ray fluorescence spectrometry
MDHS 92 Azodicarbonamide in air
MDHS 93 Glutaraldehyde in air
MDHS 94 Pesticides in air and/or on surfaces
MDHS 95 Measurement of personal exposure of metalworking machine operators to airborne water-mix
metalworking fluid
MDHS 96 Volatile organic compounds in air
Medical
MS 3 Skin tests in dermatitis and occupational chest disease
MS 4 Organic dust surveys (obsolete – withdrawn)
MA 5 Health and Safety Executive’s Medical Division: agency nurses and occupational health nursing
MA 6 Occupational health aspects of pregnancy
MS 9 Byssinosis (obsolete)
MS 12 Mercury: medical guidance notes
MS 13 Asbestos: medical guidance notes
MS 15 Welding
MS 17 (rev) Medical aspects of work-related exposures to organophosphates
MS 21 Precautions for the safe handling of cytotoxic drugs
MS 22 The medical monitoring of workers exposed to platinum salts
MS 23 Health aspects of job placement and rehabilitation – Advice to employers
MS 24 Medical aspects of occupational skin disease
MS 25 Medical aspects of occupational asthma
MSA 1 Lead and you – A guide to working safely with lead
MS(A)7 Cadmium and you – working with cadmium – Are you at risk?
MS(A)8 Arsenic and you. Arsenic is poisonous – Are you at risk?
MS(A)9 What you should know about cyanide poisoning. (A guide for employers)
MS(A)11 Working with MbOCA
MS(A)12 Acid and you (withdrawn)
MSA 13 Benzene and you – Working with benzene – Are you at risk? (revision 1)
MS(A)14 Nickel and you – Working with nickel – Are you at risk?
MS(A)15 Silica dust and you
MS(A)16 Chromium and you
MS(A)17 Cobalt and you – Working with cobalt – Are you at risk?
MS(A)18 Beryllium and you – Working with beryllium – Are you at risk?
MS(A)19 PCBs and you – Do you know how to work safely with PCBs?
BIBLIOGRAPHY 583
MSA 21 MbOCA and you – Do you use MbOCA?
MS(B)16 Save your breath: occupational lung disease. (A guide for employers)
MS(B)3 Anthrax (information card)
MS(B)4 Skin cancer caused by pitch and tar
MS(B)5 Skin cancer caused by oil (replaced by INDG 300)
MS(B)7 Poisoning by pesticides. First aid
MS(B)9 Save your skin: occupational contact dermatitis
Offshore
OT1442 A fibre optic sensor for flexible pipeline and riser integrity monitoring
OTI521 Improving inherent safety
OTI586 Representative range of blast and fire scenarios
OTI587 The prediction of single and two-phase release rates
OTI588 Legislation, codes of practice and certification requirements
OTI591 Gas/vapour build up on offshore structures
OTI592 Confined vented explosions
OTI593 Explosions in highly congested volumes
OTI594 The prediction of the pressure loading on structures resulting from an explosion
OTI595 Possible ways of mitigating explosions on offshore structures
OTI596 Oil and gas fires
OTI597 Behaviour of oil and gas fires in the presence of confinement and obstacles
OTI606 Passive fire protection
OTI607 Availability and properties of passive and active fire protection systems
OTI634 Jet-fire resistance test of passive fire protection materials
Plant and machinery
PM 75 Glass reinforced plastic vessels and tanks: advice to users
PM 77 Fitness of equipment used for medical exposure to ionising radiation
PM 81 Safe management of ammonia refrigeration systems – food and other workplaces
PM 82 The selection, installation and maintenance of electrical equipment for use in and around buildings
containing explosives
PML 52 7 steps to successful substitution of hazardous substances
Plastics processing
PPIS 1 Fire and explosion risks from pentane in expandable polystyrene (EPS)
PPIS 2 Plastics recycling
PPS 4 Safety at injection moulding machines
PPS 5 Safety at blow moulding machines
PPS 6 Safety at thermoforming machines
PPS 9 Plastics processing sheet No. 9: safety at compression moulding machines
PPS 10 Safety at granulators
Research papers
RP 28 Grain dust: some of its effects on health
RP 30 Occupational health advice as part of primary health care nursing
RP 31 The fracture behaviour of polyethylene – A literature review
RP 32 First aid retention of knowledge survey
Cautionary notices
SHW 2125 Warning: Danger of explosion in oil fuel storage tanks fitted with immersed heaters
584 BIBLIOGRAPHY
SHW 396 Effects of lemon and orange peeling on the skin
SHW 397 (rev) Effects of mineral oil on the skin
SHW 987 Celluloid fire dangers. Warning to workers. (Leaflet)
Specialist inspector reports
SIR 3 Control of exhaust fumes from vehicles working in enclosed spaces
SIR 5 Avoiding water hammer in steam systems
SIR 9 The fire and explosion hazards of hydraulic accumulators
SIR 10 Sick building syndrome
SIR 14 Dust control at woodworking processes
SIR 16 Low-volume high-velocity extraction systems
SIR 19 Fire and explosion hazards associated with the storage and handling of hydrogen peroxide
SIR 20 Spraying and the design of spray booths
SIR 21 Assessment of the toxicity of major hazard substances
SIR 22 Reliability of airflow measurements in assessing ventilation systems’ performance
SIR 25 Cobalt – a review of properties, use and levels of exposure
SIR 26 A review of respirable crystalline silica – Exposure and control
SIR 27 Some occupational hygiene aspects of man-made mineral fibres and new technology fibres
SIR 31 Safe handling requirements during explosive, propellant and pyrotechnic manufacture
SIR 37 Simplified calculations of blast induced injuries and damage
SIR 41 Laboratory work with chemical carcinogens and oncogenes
SIR 42 Rosin (colophony): a review
SIR 48 Occupational hygiene aspects on the safe use and selection of refrigerant fluids
SIR 51 Remediation of contaminated land, occupational hygiene aspects on the safe selection and use of
new soil clean-up techniques
SIR 56 A study of occupational dermatitis in further education training hairdressing establishments in
Scotland
Textiles
TIS 1 Dyes and chemicals in textile finishing: an introduction
TIS 2 Non-dyestuff chemicals: safe handling in textile finishing
TIS 3 Dyestuffs: safe handling in textile finishing
TIS 4 Hazards from dyes and chemicals in textile finishing: a brief guide for employees
TIS 5 Reactive dyes: safe handling in textile finishing
Toxicity reviews
TR 1 Styrene
TR 2 Formaldehyde
TR 3 Carbon disulphide
TR 4 Benzene
TR 5 Pentachlorophenol
TR 6 Trichloroethylene
TR 7 Cadmium and its compounds
TR 8 Trimellitic anhydride (TMA) 4,4′-Methylenebis (2-chloroaniline) (MbOCA) N-Nitrosodiethanolamine
(NDELA)
TR 9 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
TR 10 Glycol ethers
TR 11 1,3-Butadiene and related compounds
TR 12 Dichloromethane
TR 13 Vinylidene chloride
TR 14 Phthalate esters
TR 15 Carcinogenic hazard of wood dusts. Carcinogenicity of crystalline silica
TR 16 Inorganic arsenic compounds
BIBLIOGRAPHY 585
TR 17 Tetrachloroethylene
TR 18 n-Hexane
TR 19 The toxicity of nickel and its inorganic compounds
TR 20 Toluene
TR 21 The toxicity of chromium and inorganic chromium compounds
TR 22 Bis (chloromethyl) ether
TR 23 Part 1: Carbon tetrachloride. Part 2: Chloroform
TR 24 Part 1: Ammonia. Part 2: 1-Chloro-2,3-epoxypropane (epichlorohydrin). Part 3: Carcinogenicity of
cadmium and its compounds
TR 25 Cyclohexane, cumene, para-dichlorobenzene (p-DCB), chlorodifluoromethane (CFC22)
TR 26 Xylenes
TR 27 Triglycidyl isocyanurate, beryllium and beryllium compounds
TR 28 Cancer epidemiology in coal tar pitch volatile-associated industries
TR 29 Cobalt and cobalt compounds
TR 30 Phosphorus compounds (phosphoric acid, phosphorous pentoxide, phosphorous oxychloride,
phosphorous pentachloride, phosphorous pentasulphide)
TR 31 Dimethylcarbamoyl chloride
Woodworking
WIS 1 Wood dust: hazards and precautions
WIS 6 COSHH and the woodworking industries
WIS 10 Glue spreading machines
WIS 11 Hardwood dust survey
WIS 12 Assessment and control of wood dust: use of the dust lamp
WIS 14 Selection of respiratory protective equipment suitable for use with wood dust
WIS 19 Health risks during furniture stripping using dichloromethane (DCM)
WIS 23 LEV – general principles of system design
WIS 24 LEV – dust capture at sawing machines
WIS 25 LEV – dust capture at fixed belt sanding machines
WIS 26 LEV – dust capture at fixed drum and disc sanding machines
WIS 29 Occupational hygiene and health surveillance at industrial timber pre-treatment plants
WIS 30 Toxic woods
WIS 32 Safe collection of woodwaste: prevention of fire and explosion
WIS 33 Health surveillance and wood dust
WIS 34 Health and safety priorities for the woodworking industry
Miscellaneous
Supplements to carriage of dangerous goods explained (HSG series)
SUPP 05 Supplement to Carriage of Dangerous Goods (HSG 160) Explained – Part 1 – Guidance for
Consignors of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail. Classification, Packaging, Labelling and Provision
of Information
SUPP 06 Supplement to Carriage of Dangerous Goods Explained (HSG 161) – Part 2 – Guidance for Vehicle
Operators and Others Involved in the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road
SUPP 07 Supplement to Carriage of Dangerous Goods Explained (HSG 163 which updates L 51) – Part 3 –
Guidance for Rail Operators and Others Involved in the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Rail
SUPP 08 Supplement to Carriage of Dangerous Goods Explained (HSG 164) – Part 5 – Guidance for
Consignors, Rail Operators and Others Involved in the Packaging, Labelling and Carriage of
Radioactive Material by Rail
586 BIBLIOGRAPHY
Publications by the Environment Agency relating to chemicals
Prevention of pollution series
PPG1 General guide to the prevention of pollution of controlled waters
PPG2 Above ground oil storage tanks
PPG3 The use and design of oil separators
PPG4 Disposal of sewage where no mains drainage is available
PPG5 Works in, near or liable to affect water courses
PPG6 Working at demolition and construction sites
PPG7 Fuelling stations: construction and operation
PPG8 Safe storage and disposal of used oils
PPG9 Pesticides
PPG10 Highway depots
PPG11 Industrial sites
PPG12 Sheep dip
PPG13 The use of high pressure water and steam cleaners
PPG14 Boats and marinas
PPG15 Retail premises
PPG16 Schools and other educational establishments
PPG17 Dairies and other milk handling operations
PPG18 Managing fire water and major spillages
PPG19 Garages and vehicle service centres
PPG20 Dewatering underground ducts and chambers
PPG22 Dealing with spillages on highways
Masonry bunds for oil storage tanks
Concrete bunds for oil storage tanks
Chemical pollution and how to avoid it
River pollution and how to avoid it
Pollution from your home and how to avoid it
Solvent pollution and how to avoid it
Silt pollution and how to avoid it
Farm pollution and how to avoid it
Making the right connection
Follow the oil care code
Oil care at home
Oil care at work
Oil care on your boat
Oil tank sticker
Domestic oil tank sticker
Control of Pollution (Slurry, Silage and Agricultural Fuel Oil) Regulations 1991
Waste management
Duty of care – waste and your duty of care
The registration of waste carriers – who needs to register, how to apply and what it costs
New packaging regulations – how do they affect you?
Producer responsibility obligations 1997 – guidance on evidence of compliance and accreditation of re-processors
A new waste management licensing system – what it means – how it affects you
Special waste regulations
How they affect you
Classification of special waste
BIBLIOGRAPHY 587
Use of the consignment note
Obtaining and sending consignment notes
Selected British Standards
BS 341: PART 1 AMD 1 Transportable gas container valves. Part 1: Industrial valves for working pressures up
to and including 300 bar (AMD 7641) dated 15 May 1993: Partially replaced BS 341. Part
1: 1962 and BS 341: Part 2: 1963
BS 476: PART 12 Fire tests on building materials and structures. Part 12: Method of test for ignitability of
products by direct flame impingement. Replaced BS 476: Part 5: 1979
BS 476: PART 20 AMD 1 Fire tests on building materials and structures. Part 20: Method for determination of
the fire resistance of elements of construction (general principles) (AMD 6487) dated 30
April 1990. Replaced BS 476: Part 8: 1972
BS 476: PART 21 Fire tests on building materials and structures. Part 21: Methods for determination of the fire
resistance of loadbearing elements of construction. Replaced BS 476: Part 8: 1972
BS 476: PART 22 Fire tests on building materials and structures. Part 22: Methods for determination of the fire
resistance of non-loadbearing elements of construction. Replaced BS 476: Part 8: 1972
BS 476: PART 23 AMD 1 Fire tests on building materials and structures. Part 23: Methods for determination
of the contribution of components to the fire resistance of a structure (AMD 9458) dated
January 1998. Replaced BS 476: Part 8: 1972
BS 499: PART 2 (Withdrawn) 1980 AMD 2 Welding terms and symbols. Part 2: Specification for symbols for
welding (AMD 7439) dated 15 November 1992. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 24063:
1992 and BS EN 22553: 1995
BS 1542 (Withdrawn) 1982 Equipment for eye, face and neck protection against non-ionizing radiation
arising during welding and similar operations. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 175:1997
BS 1547 (Withdrawn) 1959 Flameproof industrial clothing (materials and design) . . . Withdrawn,
superseded by BS EN 469: 1995 and BS EN 531: 1995
BS 1870: PART 1 AMD 1 Safety footwear. Part 1: Safety footwear other than all-rubber and all-plastics moulded
types (AMD 6273) dated 28 February 1990. Superseded by BS EN 345: 1993 and BS EN
346: 1993
BS 1870: PART 2 AMD 4 Safety footwear. Part 2: Lined rubber safety boots (AMD 4741) dated 31 January
1985. Superseded by BS EN 345: 1993
BS 1870: PART 3 AMD 1 Safety footwear. Part 3: Polyvinyl chloride moulded safety footwear (AMD 4742)
dated 31 January 1985. Superseded by BS EN 345: 1993
BS 2091 (Withdrawn) 1969 AMD 2 Respirators for protection against harmful dust, gases and schedule
agricultural chemicals. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 136,140,141,143,371, and 372
BS 2092 (Withdrawn) 1987 AMD 1 Eye-protectors for industrial and non-industrial uses (AMD 7061)
dated 15 October 1993. Withdrawn, partially superseded by BS EN 167 and 168: 1995
BS 2653 (Withdrawn) 1955 AMD 3 Protective clothing for welders. Withdrawn, superseded by BS
EN 470-1: 1995
BS 2782 (Withdrawn) 1993 Methods of testing plastics. Method 140B: Determination of the burning
behaviour of flexible vertical specimens in contact with a small-flame ignition source.
Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN ISO 9773: 1999
BS 2782 (Withdrawn) 1993 Methods of testing plastics. Method 140C: Determination of the
combustibility of specimens using a 125 mm flame source. Withdrawn, superseded by BS
EN 60695-11-20: 1999
BS 2782 Methods of testing plastics. Method 140D: Flammability of a test piece 550 mm × 35 mm of
thin polyvinyl chloride sheeting (laboratory method). Supersedes BS 2782: Part 1: Method
140D: 1980
BS 3042 (Withdrawn) 1992 Test probes to verify protection by enclosures. Withdrawn, superseded by
BS EN 61032: 1998
BS 3156 Methods for the analysis of fuel gases
BS 3202: PART 1 Laboratory furniture and fittings. Supersedes BS 3202: 1959
BS 3841: PART 1 Determination of smoke emission from manufactured solid fuels for domestic use. Part 1:
General method for determination of smoke emission rate. Superseded BS 3841: 1972
BS 3841: PART 2 Determination of smoke emission from manufactured solid fuels for domestic use. Part 2:
Methods for measuring the smoke emission rate. Superseded BS 3841: 1972
588 BIBLIOGRAPHY
BS 3951 (Withdrawn) 1989 AMD 2 Freight containers
BS 4078: PART 1 AMD 1 Powder actuated fixing systems. Part 1: Code of practice for safe use (AMD 9899)
dated April 1998. Superseded BS 4078: 1966
BS 4422: PART 6 Glossary of terms associated with fire. Part 6: Evacuation and means of escape. Superseded
BS 4422: Part 3: 1972
BS 4434 AMD 1 Specification for safety and environmental aspects in the design, construction and
installation of refrigerating appliances and systems (AMD 9383) dated 15 March 1997.
Supersedes BS 4434: 1989
BS 4555 (Withdrawn) 1970 High efficiency dust respirators. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 136:
1990, and BS EN 143: 1991
BS 4558 (Withdrawn) 1970 Positive pressure, powered dust respirators. Withdrawn, superseded by
BS EN 136: 1990, BS EN 143: 1991 and BS EN 147
BS 4680 Clothes lockers. Superseded BS 4680: 1971
BS 4771 (Withdrawn) 1971 Positive pressure, powered dust hoods and blouses. Withdrawn, superseded
by BS EN 143: 1991 and BS EN 146: 1992
BS 4972 AMD 4 Women’s protective footwear (AMD 6374) dated 31 July 1991. Superseded by BS
EN 346: 1993
BS 5045: PART 3 (Withdrawn) 1984 AMD 4 Transportable gas containers. Part 3: Seamless aluminium alloy
gas containers above 0.5 litre water capacity and up to 300 bar charged pressure at 15°C
(AMD 6320) dated 31 January 1991. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 1975: 2000 and BS
5045-8: 2000
BS 5111: PART 1 (Withdrawn) 1974 AMD 1 Laboratory methods of test for determination of smoke generation
characteristics of cellular plastics and cellular rubber materials. Part 1: Method for testing a
25 mm cube test specimen of low density material (up to 130 kg/metres cubed) to continuous
flaming conditions (AMD 7688) dated 15 July 1993. Withdrawn, superseded by BS ISO
5659-2: 1994
BS 5045: PART 3 (Withdrawn) 1984 AMD 4 Transportable gas container. Superseded by BS EN 1975: 2000
and BS 5045-8: 2000
BS 5111 (Withdrawn) 1974 AMD 1 Laboratory methods of test for determination of smoke generation
characteristics of cellular plastics and cellular rubber materials. Superseded by BS ISO
5659-2: 1994
BS 5240: PART 1 (Withdrawn) 1987 Industrial safety helmets. Part 1: Construction and performance. Withdrawn,
superseded by BS EN 397: 1995
BS 5266-7 Lighting applications. Emergency lighting. Also BS EN 1838: 1999 partially superseded BS
5266-1: 1988
BS 5274 (Withdrawn) 1985 Fire hose reels (water) for fixed installations. Withdrawn, superseded by
BS EN 671-1: 1995
BS 5345: PART 1 (Withdrawn) 1989 AMD 3 Code of practice for selection, installation and maintenance of
electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (other than mining applications
or explosives processing and manufacture). Part 1: General recommendations (AMD 7871)
dated 15 September 1993. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 60079-14: 1997
BS 5345: PART 6 (Withdrawn) 1978 AMD 1 Code of practice for selection, installation and maintenance of
electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (other than mining applications
or explosives processing and manufacture). Part 6: Recommendations for type of protection.
Increased safety (AMD 5557) dated 30 November 1989. Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN
60079
BS 5423 (Withdrawn) 1987 AMD 3 Portable fire extinguishers (AMD 8585) dated 15 December
1995. Withdrawn, superseded by BS 7863: 1996, BS 7867: 1997 and BS EN 3-1 to 6
BS 5445: PART 1 (Withdrawn) 1977 Components of automatic fire detection systems. Part 1: Introduction.
Withdrawn, superseded by BS EN 54-1: 1996
BS 5445: PART 5 AMD 1 Components of automatic fire detection systems. Part 5: Heat sensitive detectors;
point detectors containing a static element (AMD 5762) dated 31 August 1988. Superseded
BS 3116: Part 1: 1970
BS 5499: PART 1 AMD 1 Fire safety signs, notices and graphic symbols. Part 1: Fire safety signs (AMD 7444)
dated 15 January 1993. Superseded BS 2560: 1968
BS 5499: PART 2 Fire safety signs, notices and graphic symbols. Part 2: Self-luminous fire safety signs. Superseded
BS 4218: 1978
BS 5499: PART 3 Fire safety signs, notices and graphic symbols. Part 3: Internally illuminated fire safety signs.
Superseded BS 2560: 1978