by jbs060509 e3 — June 8, 2009—The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) showcased several new publications at the 70th annual American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce) May 30-June 4 in Toronto, on such topics as monitoring hazardous releases, occupational exposure to chemicals, and workplace noise.
The following are three of the new publications debuted at AIHce, with the organization’s descriptions:
- Continuous Monitoring for Hazardous Material Releases (Stock No: SHWB09-759):
Whether occurring accidentally or through acts of terrorism, catastrophic chemical releases must be identified early to mitigate their consequences. This book provides guidance on the applicability, selection, placement, use, and maintenance of gas detection systems.
- [Pre-order] Mathematical Models for Estimating Occupational Exposure to Chemicals, 2nd Edition (Stock No: AEAM09-379): This newly updated work presents a systematic and comprehensive approach to exposure models and their advantages. Its 17 chapters discuss general principles of physical and chemical models, dermal exposure models, exposure reconstruction, and more.
- [Pre-order] The Ultimate CD Reference Series: Noise Edition (Stock No: ENOC09-762): Compiled as a convenient tool for those interested in the latest and developing issues of noise in the workplace and the community, this all-in-one reference CD presents over 100 academic articles, presentations, white papers, and more on noise. The CD also includes full articles from the AIHA Journal and JOEH, noise telewebs, public domain information from NIOSH and OSHA, and Synergist articles.
The publications are available online at AIHA’s Marketplace.
