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Substances hazardous to health : the nature of the expertise associated with competent risk assessment

1997-01-01

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This research investigated expertise in hazardous substance risk assessment (HSRA). Competent pro-active risk assessment is needed to prevent occupational ill-health caused by hazardous substance exposure occurring in the future. In recent years there has been a strong demand for HSRA expertise and a shortage of expert practitioners. The discipline of Occupational Hygiene was identified as the key repository of kn...

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754027aa-5fe1-50f9-92aa-ad1780333354
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10.48780/publications.aston.ac.uk.00015318
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