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Other ILO publications

Occupational safety and health in the iron and steel industry. An ILO code of practice
All those with responsibility for safety and health or for framing provisions on safety and health in the
iron and steel industry, whether in the public or in the private sector, will find this code of practice
invaluable. Detailed and practical guidance is given on the basic requirements for promoting safety and
health throughout the industry. The provisions of the code are readily adaptable to local circumstances,
technical level and scale of operation, and to the needs of both developing and developed countries.
ISBN 92-2-103471-2 22.50 Swiss francs

Prevention of major industrial accidents. An ILO code of practice
This code of practice provides guidance in setting up an administrative, legal and technical system for the
control of installations producing, storing or using hazardous substances. Its recommendations cover
siting, analysis of risks, prevention, safe operation, emergency planning, and the duties and
responsibilities of all those involved in the control of major hazards in industry.

ISBN 92-2-107101-4 20 Swiss francs

The cost of occupational accidents and diseases, by Diego Andreoni
Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 54

The present study attempts to identify the elements to be taken into account in determining the cost of
occupational accidents and diseases at the enterprise level and at the national level. The author makes a
number of suggestions on ways of reducing this cost and increasing the efficiency of preventive measures.
ISBN 92-2-103758-4 17.50 Swiss francs

The organisation of first aid in the workplace
Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 63

First aid is part of total health care for workers. Effective first aid can enhance the chances for survival,
minimise the duration of medical treatment and reduce permanent health impairment.
This publication is intended for public authorities, employers, workers, safety and health committees, and
all persons in charge of occupational safety and health at the enterprise level. In the light of the substantial
experience gained by many countries, it shows in detail how first aid may be organised in the workplace,
especially in small enterprises. It also provides information on the duties and training of first-aid
personnel, the necessary equipment, supplies and facilities, and the arrangements required beyond first aid
for accidents demanding specialised medical care.
ISBN 92-2-106440-9 15 Swiss francs

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