THE DETERMINATION AND APPRECIATION OF OCCUPATIONAL TOXICITY AT WORK
Journal Title: Fiability & Durability - Year 2017, Vol 19, Issue 1
Abstract
The occupational toxins are those chemicals that workers come into contact with during the exercise of the profession and which under certain conditions have harmful effects on the body. The paper aims to address the determination and assessment of occupational toxicities in a workplace with the aim of ensuring an adequate working enviro nment as well as preventing occupational diseases, accidents and chronic fatigue.
Authors and Affiliations
CHIVU Oana, BABIS Claudiu, DIMITRESCU Andrei
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