Solution Manual for Safety, Health, and Environmental Concepts for the Process Industry, 2nd Edition

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ISBN:  978-1133013471

Author:  Michael Speegle

Practical and easy to understand, SAFETY, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONCEPTS FOR THE PROCESS INDUSTRY, Second Edition is an essential text for anyone who apsires to work in process technology. Through a hands-on approach and direct writing style, the author succinctly covers all of the safety and regulatory issues essential to the industry. In addition, relevant topics such as OSHA regulations and analyzer technology are discussed in detail. Each chapter includes learning objectives, a list of the key terms , a chapter summary, and review questions. This thoroughly revised second edition also includes a chapter specific to OSHA and DOT, upgraded artwork, and relevant articles to enhance your understanding and demonstrate real world relevance.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Ch 1: The Process Employee’s Role in Safety, Health, and Environment
  2. Learning Objectives
  3. Introduction
  4. Risk in Processing Industries
  5. The Process Employee’s Role
  6. The Management of Safety
  7. The Process Employee and Change
  8. Summary
  9. Review Questions
  10. Exercises
  11. Ch 2: History of the Safety and Health Movement
  12. Learning Objectives
  13. Introduction
  14. Overview of the Safety Movement in the United States
  15. History of Occupational Health
  16. Development of Accident Prevention Programs
  17. The Safety and Health Movement Today
  18. Summary
  19. Review Questions
  20. Exercises
  21. Resources
  22. Ch 3: Accidents and Human Error
  23. Learning Objectives
  24. Introduction
  25. Benefits of Accident Investigations
  26. The Cost of Accidents at Work
  27. Work Injuries
  28. Estimating the Cost of Accidents
  29. Partial List of Major Industrial Accidents (1917 to 1985)
  30. The Human Factor
  31. Human Error
  32. Safety Promotion to Prevent Errors
  33. Summary
  34. Review Questions
  35. Exercises
  36. Resources
  37. Ch 4: Hazard Recognition
  38. Learning Objectives
  39. Introduction
  40. Physical Hazards
  41. Health Hazards
  42. Summary
  43. Review Questions
  44. Exercises
  45. Resources
  46. Ch 5: Toxic Hazards and Blood-Borne Pathogens
  47. Learning Objectives
  48. Introduction
  49. Toxic Substances
  50. Mechanisms of Toxic Agents
  51. Routes of Exposure
  52. Measurement of Toxicity
  53. Blood-Borne Pathogens
  54. Summary
  55. Review Questions
  56. Exercises
  57. Resources
  58. Ch 6: Fire and Fire Hazards
  59. Learning Objectives
  60. Introduction
  61. Fire Hazards
  62. Firefighters
  63. Fire Detection, Suppression, and Fighting Systems
  64. Types of Fire Fighting Equipment
  65. Summary
  66. Review Questions
  67. Exercises
  68. Resources
  69. Ch 7: Hazards of Pressure, Steam, and Electricity
  70. Learning Objectives
  71. Introduction
  72. Hazards of Pressure
  73. Other Pressure Hazards
  74. Hazards of Steam
  75. Hazards of Electricity
  76. Summary
  77. Review Questions
  78. Exercises
  79. Resources
  80. Ch 8: Noise and Vibration Hazards
  81. Learning Objectives
  82. Introduction
  83. Sound
  84. Hearing Loss
  85. Noise Hazard Standards and Regulations
  86. Noise Assessment
  87. Hearing Protection Devices
  88. Other Vibration Effects Besides Noise
  89. Summary
  90. Review Questions
  91. Exercises
  92. Resources
  93. Ch 9: Hazards of Temperature
  94. Learning Objectives
  95. Introduction
  96. The Body’s Response to Heat
  97. Thermal Burns
  98. Chemical Burns
  99. Hazards of Cold
  100. Summary
  101. Review Questions
  102. Exercises
  103. Resources
  104. Ch 10: Hazards of Process Sampling
  105. Learning Objectives
  106. Introduction
  107. Hazards of Collecting Samples
  108. Gas Detectors
  109. Summary
  110. Review Questions
  111. Exercises
  112. Resources
  113. Ch 11: Engineering Control of Hazards
  114. Learning Objectives
  115. Introduction
  116. Hazard Control
  117. Types of Engineering Controls
  118. Monitoring Devices
  119. Isolation, Lockouts, Lockins, and Interlocks
  120. Summary
  121. Review Questions
  122. Exercises
  123. Resources
  124. Ch 12: Administrative Control of Hazards
  125. Learning Objectives
  126. Introduction
  127. Administrative Programs
  128. Administrative Activties
  129. Summary
  130. Review Questions
  131. Exercises
  132. Resources
  133. Ch 13: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  134. Learning Objectives
  135. Introduction
  136. The Personal Protective Equipment Program
  137. Levels of PPE Protection
  138. Chemically Resistant Suits
  139. Gloves and Hand Protection
  140. Head Protection
  141. Foot Protection (1910.136)
  142. Fire Retardent Clothing
  143. Eye Protection
  144. Height and Fall Protection
  145. Height Protection
  146. Fall Protection
  147. Summary
  148. Review Questions
  149. Exercises
  150. Resources
  151. Ch 14: Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
  152. Learning Objectives
  153. Introduction
  154. Osha Hazard Communication Standard
  155. Employee Training
  156. Responsibility for Hazard Determination
  157. Hazard Communication Program (29CFR 1910.1200 E)
  158. NFPA and HMIS Warning Labels
  159. Material Safety Data Sheets
  160. Trade Secrets
  161. Summary
  162. Review Questions
  163. Exercises
  164. Resources
  165. Ch 15: Respiratory Protection
  166. Learning Objectives
  167. Introduction
  168. Respiratory Protection
  169. Types of Respirators
  170. Summary
  171. Review Questions
  172. Exercises
  173. Resources
  174. Ch 16: Process Safety Management (PSM)
  175. Learning Objectives
  176. Introduction
  177. The Elements of PSM
  178. Summary
  179. Review Questions
  180. Exercises
  181. Ch 17: The Permit System
  182. Learning Objectives
  183. Introduction
  184. Hot Work Permits (29 CFR 1910.119)
  185. Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) 29 CFR 1910.147
  186. Confined Space Standard (29 CFR 1910.146)
  187. Confined Space Team
  188. Summary
  189. Review Questions
  190. Exercises
  191. Resources
  192. Ch 18: Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER)
  193. Learning Objectives
  194. Introduction
  195. Hazardous Waste Operations
  196. Emergency Response
  197. Components of an Emergency Response Plan
  198. Emergency Incident Zones
  199. Summary
  200. Review Questions
  201. Exercises
  202. Resources
  203. Ch 19: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and U.S. Department of Transportatio
  204. Learning Objectives
  205. Introduction
  206. Osha is Born
  207. Workplace Inspections
  208. Citations and Penalties
  209. The Appeals Process
  210. Responsibilities Under Osha
  211. More about OSHA
  212. U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
  213. Other Agencies that Affect the Process Industry
  214. Summary
  215. Review Questions
  216. Exercises
  217. Resources
  218. Ch 20: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
  219. Learning Objectives
  220. Introduction
  221. Environmental Protection Agency
  222. Water Pollution Control
  223. Air Pollution Control
  224. Solid Waste Control
  225. Toxic Substances Control Act
  226. ISO-14000 (A Brief Discussion)
  227. Summary
  228. Review Questions
  229. Exercises
  230. Resources
  231. Ch 21: Stress, Drugs, and Violence
  232. Learning Objectives
  233. Introduction
  234. Violence in the Workplace
  235. Drugs in the Workplace
  236. Stress in the Workplace
  237. Summary
  238. Review Questions
  239. Exercises
  240. Resources
  241. Ch 22: Hurricanes, Plant Security
  242. Learning Objectives
  243. Introduction
  244. The Site Security Program
  245. Hurricane Protection
  246. Summary
  247. Review Questions
  248. Exercises
  249. Resources
  250. Glossary
  251. References
  252. Index