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Useful Links
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Administration and enforcement of Health &Safety at work in Ireland. Site contains useful publications on a range of workplaces |
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The RPII is the national organisation with regulatory, monitoring and advisory responsibilities in matters pertaining to ionising radiation in Ireland |
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| Administration and enforcement of Health &Safety at work in the United Kingdom. Wide range of publications available as well as a comprehensive hazards list. Very useful site. | |
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The Agency provides Community bodies, Member States and those involved in health and safety at work with technical, scientific and economic information of use in the field of safety and health at work. |
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| An organisation for the exchange of information on all aspects of health and safety, environmental health, training and related topics. The site offers access to a large number of British university H & S sites. | |
| IOSH is the professional body for safety and health practitioners. | |
| The Physical & Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory - Oxford University | |
| Internet "Health & Safety Search" Tutorial | Free interactive tutorial to improve your internet Health & Safety research skills, let the experts guide you to the best of the Web |
| Substances of High Concern | Resource providing information on Substances of High Concern e.g. Benzene, (CAS number, Synonyms, Risk Phrases, Classification etc.) with the aim of prompting their replacement with safer alternatives. |
| COSHH Essentials |
CONTROL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS to HEALTH: This website guides you through a number of steps and asks for information on chemicals and the tasks for which they are being used. Once all the relevant information is received, advice on controlling the use of the chemicals is provided. e.g. substitution of the chemical with a less harmful substance, greater engineering controls, PPE etc. |
