Evolution of chemical safety data systems for SMEs

Occupational Health Review

Volumn , Issue 122, 2006, Pages

  Walters, David ^a  

^a CARDIFF UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

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1. A full discussion of the findings of the research can be found in Walters DR (2006), "The efficacy of strategies for chemical risk management in small enterprises in Europe: evidence for success?" Policy und Practice in Health and Safety, Vol. 4, 1.
2. For a review of this literature and its influence on changes in British regulatory strategies see:Walters DR and Grodzki K (2006), Beyond Limits? Dealing with Chemical Risks at Work in Europe, Oxford: Elsevier.
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