7 steps to successful substitution of hazardous substances.

Contributor(s): Great Britain. Health and Safety Executive.

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BookPublisher: [Sudbury] : HSE Books, 1994Description: iv, 24 p + pbk.ISBN: 0717606953 .Subject(s): Hazardous substances

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DDC classification: 363.17

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Outlines the process of substituting substances used in the workplace with less harmful alternatives. Aimed at employers, manufacturers, suppliers of substances, people who set specifications, buyers and customers. Contents: What is substitution? Hazard and risk; Why substitute? Other advantages; The seven steps to substitution.

Bibliography: p18.