Occupational-Industrial Hygiene is the aggregate of many disciplines. Many of the disciplines have strong mathematical underpinnings, e.g., ventilation, noise and radiation. In addition, certification as a CIH, ROH, or IHIT requires extensive use and application of mathematical formulas. This book is the result of the combined efforts of well-recognized professionals who were faculty for the course "Certified Industrial Hygiene Professional Review" at the Harvard School of Public Health. The result is a direct straight forward coverage of the equations covering ventilation, chemistry, noise, radiation, heat stress, statistics, lasers, aerosols etc. as they are applied to the practice and study of occupational-industrial hygiene. Each equation is completely covered on one page. The equation is displayed, a useful and clear reference, all units and symbols are defined. Below the graphic of teh equation is a discussion of its theory and application of the equation and a example application of the equation completely worked out.

Industrial - Occupational Hygiene Calculations: A Professional Reference

HERRICK, ROBERT

Shapiro, Jacob

Stewart, James H.

Horowita, Martin

Labato, Frank

Reference

Millennium Associates

Occupational safety is the aggregate of many disciplines. Many of the disciplines have strong mathematical underpinnings, e.g., safety engineering, system safety, noise and radiation. In addition, certification as a CSP, RSP or ASP requires extensive use and application of mathematical formulas. This book is the result of the combined efforts of well-recognized professionals who were faculty for the course "Certified Safety Professional Review" at the Harvard School of Public Health. The result is a direct straight forward coverage of the equations covering engineering, system safety, boolean algebra, noise, radiation, mechanics, electricity, heat stress, general science, trigonometry etc. as they are applied to the practice and study of occupational safety. Each equation is completely covered on one page. The equation is displayed, a useful and clear reference, all units and symbols are defined. Below the equation is a discussion of the theory and application of the equation and a example application of the equation completely worked out.

Occupational Safety Calculations: A Professional Reference

Nancy McWilliams

Philip Goldsmith

James H. Stewart

R. Chutoransky

J.T. Dennerlein

The response to the first edition Industrial-Occupational Hygiene Calculations: A Professional Reference and Occupational Safety Calculations: A Professional Reference was extremely positive. The books were used as library references, class textbooks, desktop references, handbooks for the traveling professional and widely used as a must have reference for those studying for the various certification exams offered around the world. Obtaining certification as a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Safety Professional or Registration as a Registered Occupational Hygienist (ROH) is a major career development step and significant challenge. After obtaining certification, practicing professional faces the challenge of remaining current on a range of complex topics. In preparing the second edition we wanted to make sure that we covered each of the equations identified by ABIH and BCSP in their downloadable documents to prepare for their respective certifications. This is a necessity for those using this book studying for certification. For those already certified we felt that the equation lists were comprehensive and if those equations were covered, would meet most any need of the practicing CIH/CSP/ROH. Comparing the 1999 and 2005 lists of equations showed us that there was some overlap between the two equation lists, although not extensive. It was also apparent that almost every professional in either of these fields has responsibilities that fall outside his/her main area of expertise. Consequently, we decided to update and publish a comprehensive reference that would be useful to any safety and health professional at any stage in their career. This book is the result of the combined efforts of a number of well-recognized professionals. The authors were part of the faculty for advanced safety and industrial hygiene courses at the Harvard School of Public Health.. It was clear from these courses and through interaction with other professionals in the field that there is a need fo r a direct, straightforward approach to learning and using the myriad of calculations associated with safety and industrial-occupational hygiene. The format is simple, easy to use and unique. For each equation, the following information is provided; theory and background, an example of its application, the units for all terms in the equation, and a reference. The book is rranged with one equation per page. All the necessary information related to an equation can be viewed quickly and easily. The table of contents actually contains a title and graphic of the equation so you can quickly get to the information you need .The end result is a simple yet thoroughly useful reference book.

Industrial-Occupational Hygiene Calculations: A Professional Reference Second Edition

Martin Horowitz

Frank Labato

Robert F. Herrick

Jacob Shapiro

This book covers each of the equations identified in the publication BCSP Examination Reference Handout. In addition to those 100+ questions another 30+ questions were added that were thought to be useful to the practicing professional. Many of the disciplines we are required to understand have strong mathematical under pinnings, e.g., safety engineering, system safety, noise and radiation protection. For each equation the following information is provided: theory and background, a worked out example of the application of the equation, units for all terms in the equation, a graphic of the equation and a reference for further reading. The book is arranged with one equation per page and the back of the page is purposely left blank for the user's notes on specific applications of that equation. The end result is a simple yet thoroughly useful reference book.

M.S.

James H. Stewart Ph.D.

C.I.H.

Richard Chutoransky

Jack Tigh Dennerllein

PH.D.

Updated equations and references to meet ABIH specifications for certification candidates. Great for career development and absolutely the best reference for practicing professional CIH/ROHs who required quantitative answers to today s challenges. The third edition has been updated to at a minimum cover the ABIH required equations for 2017 but goes beyond that list to include many other helpful calculations to either assess exposure or design engineering controls. There have been many changes in the equations since the last offering, variable names have changed, there are metric unit only equations that must be recognized and some equations were deleted from the old list. This new third edition covers the rubrics listed below. Download a sample eBook/PDF to see the unique layout of this 2017 edition of one of a book that has been used as library references, class textbook, desktop reference and field handbook for the traveling professional. The book is especially useful for the certification candidate and is a must have reference for those studying for the various certification exams offered around the world. Covers the following disciplines: Local Exhaust Ventilation Dilution Ventilation Lasers Chemistry Radiofrequency and other nonionizing radiation Noise Ionizing Radiation Statistics Heat Stress Ergonomics Aerosols Fan Laws Air Sampling Statistics

Industrial-Occupational Hygiene Calculations: A Professional Reference

James H Stewart PhD CIH CSP

Robert F Herrick ScD CIH

Martin Horowitz MS CIH CSP

Occupational Safety is a complex and challenging field. The practicing professional must be more than familiar with many different disciplines. Many of the disciplines we are required to understand have strong mathematical underpinnings, e.g., safety engineering, mechanics, electrical safety, system safety, noise and radiation protection. This book covers equations from technical disciplines identified as necessary for the BCSP Examination for CSP. In addition to those equations, another 30+ equations were added because they were identified as being useful to the practicing professional. Therefore, this book should more than meet the needs of the the certification candidate, students in safety science and the practicing CSP/RSP. Although the BCSP does not publish equation sheets anymore they do publish exam "blueprints" where expertise of the certification candidate will need to be demonstrated. This book and future books will address the topics in the certification exams for ASP/CSP and aspects of the many other safety certification where knowledge of engineering, economics etc. are required.

Occupational Safety Calculations: A Professional Reference Third Edition

PHD.

James H. Stewart PhD

Jack Dennerlein

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