occupational toxicology in mining industry

Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology
2010-6-9 · The mining industry has one of the highest occupational rates of serious injury and fatality throughout the world [1]. Mining accidents can have a variety of causes including leaks of poisonous gases, asphyxiant gases, dust explosions, collapsing mine stopes, flooding, or
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A brief history of occupational toxicology
2020-1-20 · occupational toxicology 1 ... the various toxic processes found in the gold mining industry, which involved fuming acids, as well as lead and mercury vapours. ... processing of the time, he did investigate and document many of the occupational hazards of mining, including the various types of pneumoconiosis, such as silicosis, ...
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Occupational health hazards in mining:an overview
2015-2-3 · Mining is an ancient occupation, long recognized as being arduous and liable to injury and disease [1,2]. The lifecycle of mining consists of exploration, mine development,mine operation,decommissioning and land rehabilitation. Mining is a multi-disciplinary industry, drawing on several professions and trades. To ensure precision in
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Occupational Health Hazards Due to Exposure in
Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity among Indian miners–AP Das and S Singh, Indian J. Occupational Environ. Med. 15, 6-13, 2011 (Data compiled by OSHA, Odisha SPCB and Odisha VHA used to asses the risk of diseases among SukIndia chromite miners) CSIR - IITR
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Hazards identified and the need for The Author(s) 2015 ...
2021-7-15 · Although mining is a cornerstone of the South African economy (Figure 1), it generates copious amounts of dust.1 The dusts may be toxic since they may also be contaminated with various toxic metals. For this rea-son, the prevalence and severity of occupational dis-eases in the mining industry depends on the ores
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Hazards identified and the need for health risk assessment ...
2015-11-26 · Although mining is a cornerstone of the South African economy (), it generates copious amounts of dust. 1 The dusts may be toxic since they may also be contaminated with various toxic metals.For this reason, the prevalence and severity of occupational diseases in the mining industry depends on the ores mined, the contaminants present and also on the levels
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Occupational health and safety in mining: Predictive ...
2021-9-30 · Artisanal goldminers in Ghana are exposed to various levels and forms of health, safety and environmental threats. Without the required legislation and regulations, artisanal miners are responsible for their own health and safety at work. Consequently, understanding the probabilities of self-protection at work by artisanal goldminers is crucial. A cross-sectional
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Mining – National Institute for Occupational Health
According to the Chamber of Mines noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a health risk in almost all areas of mining, as it is in all forms of industry. Occupational lung disease, particularly silicosis, is a major issue also in the gold and coal sectors. All these are classified as compensable occupational health illnesses.
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Occupational Toxicology - TERA
2020-2-26 · Occupational Toxicology. Although a number of U.S. organizations develop occupational exposure limits (OELs), much of the effort has focused on a relatively small subset of high volume chemicals, or those with particularly severe toxic end points. As a result, many workers are exposed to substances for which no guidance on acceptable exposure ...
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Mining Industry – National Institute for Occupational Health
Mining Industry Medical surveillance in the mining industry is required by law. The NIOH conducts statutory autopsies on deceased miners and as a result has access to medical records of several thousands of workers through the Pathology Automation (PATHAUT) database. The NIOH also has access to medical records kept at the Adler
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Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology
2017-3-23 · The mining industry has one of the highest occupational rates of serious injury and fatality throughout the world [1]. Mining accidents can have a variety of causes includ-ing leaks of poisonous gases, asphyxiant gases, dust explo-sions, collapsing mine stopes, flooding, or general mechanical errors from improperly used or malfunction-
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Occupational health hazards in mining:an overview
2015-2-3 · Mining is an ancient occupation, long recognized as being arduous and liable to injury and disease [1,2]. The lifecycle of mining consists of exploration, mine development,mine operation,decommissioning and land rehabilitation. Mining is a multi-disciplinary industry, drawing on several professions and trades. To ensure precision in
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Occupational Health Hazards Due to Exposure in
Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity among Indian miners–AP Das and S Singh, Indian J. Occupational Environ. Med. 15, 6-13, 2011 (Data compiled by OSHA, Odisha SPCB and Odisha VHA used to asses the risk of diseases among SukIndia chromite miners) CSIR - IITR
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(PDF) Industrial Toxicology: Occupational Health and ...
Therefore, industrial toxicology is the study of poison substance exertion during industrial activities and cause harm for the workers. Industry is classified as primary, secondary and tertiary. Primary industries are those that extract or produce raw materials from which useful items can be made, example mining activities.
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Occupational Toxicology - TERA
2020-2-26 · Occupational Toxicology. Although a number of U.S. organizations develop occupational exposure limits (OELs), much of the effort has focused on a relatively small subset of high volume chemicals, or those with particularly severe toxic end points. As a result, many workers are exposed to substances for which no guidance on acceptable exposure ...
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Mining – National Institute for Occupational Health
According to the Chamber of Mines noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a health risk in almost all areas of mining, as it is in all forms of industry. Occupational lung disease, particularly silicosis, is a major issue also in the gold and coal sectors. All these are classified as compensable occupational health illnesses.
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Mining Industry – National Institute for Occupational Health
Mining Industry Medical surveillance in the mining industry is required by law. The NIOH conducts statutory autopsies on deceased miners and as a result has access to medical records of several thousands of workers through the Pathology Automation (PATHAUT) database. The NIOH also has access to medical records kept at the Adler
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Prevalence of asthma by industry and occupation in the
As compared to construction industry workers, workers in mining (aOR = 5.2, 95% CI: 1.1-24.2) or health-related (aOR = 2.3, 95% CI: 1.1-4.8) industries had significantly higher odds of asthma. Conclusion: Our study adds to the increasing evidence that miners, healthcare workers and teachers remain high-risk working populations and appropriate ...
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(PDF) Occupational toxicology in Mexico: Current status ...
Occupational toxicology in Mexico: Current status and the potential use of molecular studies to evaluate chemical exposure November 2011 Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods 21(9):637-48
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Disease and Illness in U.S. Mining, 1983-2001
2012-8-30 · Number of persons employed in the mining industry 1983 to 2001. 2. 3 Incidence rates of nonfatal occupational illness by industry (1997). 3. Fig. of illness or disease in the mining industry?). Table 2 shows U.S. mining disease and illness rates from 1983 to 2001 for all diseases and illnesses and for
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Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity
2011-1-1 · INTRODUCTION. The mining sector is a crucial economic sector for many countries and includes the utilization of metallic and nonmetallic minerals.[] Owing to their severe and frequent mining injuries, illnesses and fatalities it has been considered as one of the major hazardous work environments in many countries around the world.[] The past record of
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Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity
The authors anticipate that the outcome of this manuscript will have an impact on Indian chromite mining industry that will subsequently bring about improvements in work conditions, develop intervention experiments in occupational health and
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Occupational health and safety in mining: Predictive ...
2021-9-30 · Artisanal goldminers in Ghana are exposed to various levels and forms of health, safety and environmental threats. Without the required legislation and regulations, artisanal miners are responsible for their own health and safety at work. Consequently, understanding the probabilities of self-protection at work by artisanal goldminers is crucial. A cross-sectional
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Hazards identified and the need for health risk assessment ...
2015-11-26 · Although mining is a cornerstone of the South African economy (), it generates copious amounts of dust. 1 The dusts may be toxic since they may also be contaminated with various toxic metals.For this reason, the prevalence and severity of occupational diseases in the mining industry depends on the ores mined, the contaminants present and also on the levels
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(PDF) Hazards identified and the need for health risk ...
2015-11-30 · Coal and gold mining, for instance, have been strongly associated with occupational exposure to dust and the development of related lung diseases (Petsonk et al., 2013;Knight et al., 2015; Utembe ...
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Mining is bad for health: a voyage of discovery | SpringerLink
2019-7-9 · Mining continues to be a dangerous activity, whether large-scale industrial mining or small-scale artisanal mining. Not only are there accidents, but exposure to dust and toxins, along with stress from the working environment or managerial pressures, give rise to a range of diseases that affect miners. I look at mining and health from various personal perspectives:
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CDC - Mining - Mining Program Strategic Plan, 2019-2023 ...
Slips, trips, and falls remain a significant factor in traumatic injuries, and fatigue and other fitness-for-duty issues play a significant role in increasing risk of injury. Although work-related deaths in the mining industry were at an historic low in 2016 [U.S. DOL 2017], the need remains for research devoted to preventing fatalities.
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Occupational Safety Acronyms and Abbreviations in Mining
Occupational Safety Abbreviations in Mining. 18 Occupational Safety acronyms and abbreviations related to Mining: Mining. Mining. Safety. Industrial Safety. Health. Occupational Health. 1 / 10.
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Occupational Toxicology | Casarett & Doull’s Toxicology ...
Occupational toxicology is a discipline that draws on industrial hygiene, epidemiology, occupational medicine, and regulatory toxicology. The occupational toxicologist must have an intimate knowledge of the work environment and be able to recognize and prioritize exposure hazards. Because the work environment can present exposures to complex ...
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Regulatory Toxicology - ILO Encyclopaedia of
2011-1-16 · Toxicology plays a major role in the development of regulations and other occupational health policies. In order to prevent occupational injury and illness, decisions are increasingly based upon information obtainable prior to or
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occupational toxicology in mining industry

Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology

A brief history of occupational toxicology

Occupational health hazards in mining:an overview

Occupational Health Hazards Due to Exposure in

Hazards identified and the need for The Author(s) 2015 ...

Hazards identified and the need for health risk assessment ...

Occupational health and safety in mining: Predictive ...

Mining – National Institute for Occupational Health

Occupational Toxicology - TERA

Mining Industry – National Institute for Occupational Health

Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology

Occupational health hazards in mining:an overview

Occupational Health Hazards Due to Exposure in

(PDF) Industrial Toxicology: Occupational Health and ...

Occupational Toxicology - TERA

Mining – National Institute for Occupational Health

Mining Industry – National Institute for Occupational Health

Prevalence of asthma by industry and occupation in the

(PDF) Occupational toxicology in Mexico: Current status ...

Disease and Illness in U.S. Mining, 1983-2001

Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity

Occupational health assessment of chromite toxicity

Occupational health and safety in mining: Predictive ...

Hazards identified and the need for health risk assessment ...

(PDF) Hazards identified and the need for health risk ...

Mining is bad for health: a voyage of discovery | SpringerLink

CDC - Mining - Mining Program Strategic Plan, 2019-2023 ...

Occupational Safety Acronyms and Abbreviations in Mining

Occupational Toxicology | Casarett & Doull’s Toxicology ...

Regulatory Toxicology - ILO Encyclopaedia of

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