OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES CAUSED BY THE EXPOSURE OF NOISE
Occupational Diseases: the health hazard exposure of the individuals at their workplace leading to health problems is called occupational diseases. In other words an unhealthy workplace contributes to mind and body health hazards. One should be aware of the environmental health hazards at their workplace. Occupational diseases caused by the health hazards at workplace are
1. Due to dust, harmful gases, or fumes
2. Due to noise
3. Due to toxic substances (poisons)
4. Due to vibration
5. Due to radiation
6. Due to infectious germs or viruses
7. Due to extreme hot and cold temperatures
8. Due to extremely high and low air pressure
The health hazards caused at workplaces have three kinds of
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Proper planning of land used for different purposes example residential, industries, commercial etc.
3. Air cleaning plans by decreasing the toxic value , panning for energy levels control in industry pollution, control of fuel burning etc.
4. Tax imposing to those who emit large number of smoke.
Some of the international global relations are related to Singapore. They look after the pollution causing very harm to the people. Number of measures have been taken from the year 1980 to 2012.it changed and increased and raised it planning, policies, strategies etc it encourage the use of solar energy by giving initiatives. Hence succeeded in controlling air or noise pollution caused by number of things.
POSSIBILITIES TO OVERCOME THE EXISTING ISSUE, NOISE POLLUTION
In order to overcome the problem of noise or air pollution, many countries planned strategies, working methods, campaign, and many other methods to condemn noise pollution . the exposure to noise pollution have been increasing day by day and with the increasing time. Many national surveys have been done by not only a country but also in the whole world in stopping the air pollution. Measures like giving adequate knowledge to people . many health protection policies were taken out for the benefits of the
This paper will show how the facility will continue to stay abreast of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) standards. The paper will also take a look at the activities and the frequency of training and audits that the hospital will conduct throughout the year. This paper will address the possibility of the fines the hospital has received and what causes the fines. The OSHA is an organization that provides a safe work environment for all staff members.
The quality of air we intake on a daily basis is essential to our health, therefore, the EPA’s Clean Air Act provides the groundwork to support the quality of the air which we breathe. One of the goals of the Act was to set and achieve NAAQS in every state by 1975 to address the public health and welfare risks posed by certain air pollutants. The setting of these pollutant standards was coupled with directing the states to develop state implementation plans (SIPs), applicable to appropriate industrial sources in the stat...
Occupational safety and health (OSH), also commonly referred to as occupational health and safety (OHS), occupational health,[1] or workplace health and safety (WHS), is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people at work. These terms of course also refer to the goals of this field.
Recent years, government have been focusing on the importance of innovative ideas towards a greener future as there is an increase attention towards environmental consciousness among social groups working towards sustainability of the environment. Funding and incentive scheme has been setup by the government authorities to help various companies to work towards a clean and green city that could help with future economic growth in Singapore. A total of 35 government funding
Central idea: The involvement of technology has change the Earth’s atmosphere, it is important to understand how can air pollution in the community, and how it involves with the emissions of vehicles.
Starting out during the 1980’s air pollution began a serious problem in China when many large cities underwent great economic developments (Air pollution). The pollution in China took away 25 million healthy years of life from the population (Wrong). In 2010 the pollution from China was ranked seventh on the world wide list of risk factors next to high blood pressure and smoking (Wrong). Making manufactured good for other countries, China undergoes lots of air pollution from the cheap products their making. In 2013 the air pollution had risen 10% in a year , the northern Chinese city of Harbin was largely shut down due to thick blanket of smog (Desilver).
Employers negligent in providing health and safety in the work environment could become criminally charged, fined or sent to jail. Providing an unsafe workplace is no longer considered just as morally unjust, but an act of crime. Health and safety in the workplace has become more encompassing and broader, accepting new causes and problems that influence occupational health and safety. Health is no longer just defined as wellness of the physical body, but also wellness of the mind. Mental health is considered an area of workplace safety.
Pollution is affecting many individuals and life, as we know it. We need to do something about how it’s affecting our world. That’s why I urge the issue that more people should realize that pollution is an issue that needs to be prevented because of its negative consequences. Which are health affects, the total destruction of environments, and the death of animals and plants. More awareness must be brought up amongst the people and they must realize the long-term benefits it has for the world.
PURPOSE: To persuade my audience that we must take action now to control air pollution
Air pollution according to the Wikipedia << is the introduction of particulates, biological materials, or other harmful materials into the Earth’s atmosphere, possibly causing disease, death to humans, damage to other living organisms such as food crops, or the natural or built environment>>. Therefore, human being should be aware of the facts that the environment and all living creatures are dying. They need to understand the importance of natural items, the nature, etc…
Air pollution is a type of pollution that can severely damage our environment as well as the earth’s atmosphere. Air pollution occurs all the time when the air contains many substances ...
Chemical and fire hazards in the workplace cause serious injuries that in most cases are fatal.
The term ‘occupational health and safety’ (often abbreviated to OHS), is used describe work practices that will keep employees safe. The absence of OHS can be detrimental to a company and its workers alike, as there is a high risk of serious injury. Safety on many worksites must be the top priority for any corporation. Though at our walk-around of Juggernaut Industries, we noticed it wasn’t monitored at all. The following is a list of possible effects and laws that will remind you of the consequences.
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Every other day a new industries are being set up, new vehicles on roads and trees are being cut to make way for new homes. All of them, indirect way lead to increase in CO2 leads to melting of polar ice caps which increase the sea level and pose danger for the people living near coastal areas. Pollution can have an impact in our health not only affects people with impaired respiratory system such as asthmatics, but very healthy adults and children too. Exposure to pollution for 6 to 7 hours, even at relatively low concentrations, reduces lung function and induces respiratory inflammation and, healthy people during periods of moderate