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By
N A Smith, The University of Birmingham
Description
Artificial lighting has become so commonplace that it can sometimes be taken for granted and therein lies a possible minefield of related
health and safety problems.
Lighting for Health and Safety guides the reader through the fundamentals of vision and lighting. It
highlights the potential health and safety problems that can develop as a consequence of inadequate lighting and, further, advises of
the necessary remedies available, in order to produce optimum lighting conditions for the workplace.
This book will therefore assist
the practitioner in compliance with legislation.
First book to address this field
Written for the practising professional
Audience
Professional health and safety officers, students of NEBOSH and university under- and post-graduate safety courses, CIBSE engineers and
students, human resources and facilities managers in industrial and office environments.
Contents
Introduction; Fundamentals; Laws of illumination; Physiology of vision and vision defects; Colour; Natural and artificial light sources;
Luminiares; Interior lighting; Exterior lighting; Task lighting; Inspection lighting; Emergency lighting; Lighting and health; Lighting
surveys; Legislation.
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Paperback, 240 pages, publication date: MAR-2000
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-4566-9
ISBN-10: 0-7506-4566-0
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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