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ICE Manual of Health and Safety in Construction: Health Hazard Control is a valuable resource for improving management of occupational health in the construction industry. This third volume in a three-book series covers a broad range of essential topics, emphasising proactive measures to prevent health hazards from becoming risks, thereby ensuring the safety and well-being of the workforce.
The chapters use the five levels of the hierarchy of control to support effective management of occupational health, and include coverage of
• working conditions, roles and hazard control measures on site
• recognising health hazards in construction
• occupational health issues such as musculoskeletal, upper limb and spine disorders, as well as asthma and dermatitis
• controlling exposure to chemical, biological and physical hazards
• new chapters on dust hazards, mental health hazards, heat stress and weather hazards, and epidemic and pandemic diseases.
ICE Manual of Health and Safety in Construction: Health Hazard Control offers broad international coverage relevant to practice and research. It serves as a valuable resource for managers overseeing construction worksites and professionals across built environment disciplines as well as academics, researchers and students at all levels.
This is the third edition of the ICE Manual of Health and Safety in Construction. Previous editions were published as a single volume; for this edition we are splitting the content into three separate books.
Professor David Oloke PhD CEng FICE FCIOB PFHEA has international experience in engineering, consultancy, training, research and development, and is recognized as a distinguished leader in both academia and engineering. He current serves as Professor of Civil Engineering and Head of School of Engineering and Built Environment at Anglia Ruskin University, UK.
Professor Fidelis Emuze PhD is a Professor of Instruction in Construction Science and Management in the Department of Engineering Technology at Texas State University, and a Visiting Professor and former Head of the Department of Built Environment at the Central University of Technology, South Africa. He is also a Visiting Professor in the Department of Construction Management at Nelson Mandela University.
Chapter 1: Managing workers’ conditions
Chapter 2: Recognising health hazards in construction
Chapter 3: Occupational health issues in construction
Chapter 4: Controlling exposure to chemical hazards
Chapter 5: Controlling exposure to biological hazards
Chapter 6: Controlling exposure to physical hazards
Chapter 7: Controlling Exposures to Dust Hazards
Chapter 8: Controlling Exposure to Mental Health Hazards
Chapter 9: Controlling Exposure to Heat Stress and Weather Hazards
Chapter 10: Controlling Exposure to Epidemic and Pandemic Diseases in Construction