Other ILO publications

Pages77-77
Other ILO publications
Major hazard control: A practical manual
With the increasing production, storage and use of dangerous substances, there is a need for a well-
designed and systematic approach if disasters are to be avoided. This manual deals with the safety
aspects of siting, planning, design, construction and operation of plants, explains how to identify major
hazard installations and describes all the components of a major hazard control system. Extensive
information is provided on planning for emergencies, both on site and in the community.
"Essential to all involved in risk management, research, fire and safety, including inspecting officers
and insurance surveyors ... a good, up-to-date reference book." (Safety Management, London)
ISBN 92-2-106432-8 45 Swiss francs
Safety, health and working conditions in the transfer of technology to developing countries
An ILO code of practice
This code of practice provides practical recommendations for all those with responsibility for safety
and health hazards arising from the transfer of technology to developing countries, and in particular
those who may be engaged in the framing of provisions. It aims to ensure that transferred technology is
appropriately designed, properly installed and safely operated; to provide the means of analysing the
safety and health aspects of existing imported technologies and modifying them to remove hazards; and
to offer guidance for setting up administrative, legal and educational frameworks.
ISBN 92-2-106122-1 15 Swiss francs
The organisation of first aid in the workplace
Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 63
First aid is part of total health care for workers. If it is immediately available following an accident, the
human, social and economic consequences may be reduced. This publication shows in detail how first
aid may be organised in the workplace, especially in small enterprises. It also provides information on
the duties and training of first-aid personnel, the necessary equipment, supplies and facilities, and the
arrangements required for accidents demanding specialised medical care.
ISBN 92-2-106440-9 15 Swiss francs
The cost of occupational accidents and diseases, by Diego Andreoni
Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 54
"At the company level, if a readily applied and simple formula could be devised by which the financial
loss caused by accidents and diseases could be measured ..., it would make a valuable contribution
towards reducing industrial accidents and occupational ill health." (Excerpt from the 1972 Robens'
Commission Report Safety and health at work.) This study does not claim to put forward a perfect
formula for calculation. It simply attempts to identify the elements to be taken into account in
determining the cost of occupational accidents and diseases at the enterprise and national levels. The
author suggests ways of reducing this cost and increasing the efficiency of preventive measures.
ISBN 92-2-103758-4 17.50 Swiss francs
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