Managing Nanotechnology Risks in Small Business-A National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Perspective
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2018/08/15
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Description:Building and sustaining a health and safety program to protect nanomaterial workers will contribute to business success, develop public trust in the company, and in turn accelerate commercialization of nanomaterials. Effective risk management as part of the health and safety program requires four elements: hazard identification, exposure assessment, task and process analysis, and exposure control. As the business grows, the health and safety program can keep pace by applying the concept of Plan, Do, Check, Act. Sustainable growth in a socially responsible manner by small businesses making or using nanomaterials can afford them the opportunity to safely and responsibly move into advanced manufacturing. Description provided by NIOSH
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- Nanotechnology
- Nanomaterials
- Environmental health
- Safety
- Safety measures
- Exposure levels
- Risk factors
- Workers
- Work environment
- Small businesses
- Health programs
- Safety programs
- Hazard IDs
- Risk assessment
- Author Keywords: Advanced manufacturing
- Nanomaterials
- Occupational
- Risk management
- Safety
- Small business
- Workplace
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ISBN:9780128135884
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Pages in Document:251-280
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:20053011
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Citation:Nanotechnology environmental health and safety: risks, regulation, and management, (Micro and nano technologies), third edition. Hull MS, Bowman DM, eds. Cambridge, MA: Elseiver, 2018 Aug; :251-280
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Source Full Name:Nanotechnology environmental health and safety: risks, regulation, and management, (Micro and nano technologies), third edition
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