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LIGHTING FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY
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By
N A Smith, The University of Birmingham
Reviews
The author is undoubtedly an expert in this area. This is the sort of text to use as a reference...a useful addition to the library of
those involved in or planning significant work in the lighting field.'
Health and Safety at Work. Sept. 2000
'Lighting for Health and
Safety would be a useful book for practitioners to have to hand but that list (listing typical maintained illuminance values for a range
of activities, across spectrum of industry) could be regarded as making it essential', Health and Safety Review, Oct. 2000
'This is
the first comprehensive book I have seen covering the fundamentals of vision and lighting....Easy to read and understand.....I would
recommend the book in particular to occupational health and hygiene staff', Kit Artus, chairwoman, RCN Society of Occupational Health
Nursing, in Occupational Health, Oct. 2000
'Those studying at diploma level and beyond will find this an excellent source of material
on lighting in the workplace.'
Safety & Health Practitioner, January 2001
"Dr. Smith has produced a handy primer that covers a wide
range of lighting issues in a logical and easily accessible manner. Those concerned with the influence of lighting on health and safety
will find many useful reminders on the theroy and practice of indoor and external lighting."
David Asker-Browne, O' heal (Occupational
Health & Environmental Assessments Ltd)
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