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Evaluating consumer product hazards
Policy Sciences, 1976A regression analysis is described which correlates the hazard level of a group of consumer products according to several definitions of hazard with potentially dangerous characteristics of products and their use. A surprisingly good fit to the data is observed and various observations are drawn from the analysis, among them that “open flames” are ...
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The Value of Explicit Hazard and Consequence Warnings for Products with Hidden Hazards
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000Many product warnings provide no bazard or consequence information, and rely on all-encompassing avoidance messages to communicate risk and mitigate hazards. While these avoidance-only warnings may be appropriate when hazards and consequences are obvious, they could be insufficient when the hazards or consequences are not apparent.
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Managing Hazardous Household Products
1999This publication offers suggestions for managing hazardous household products, including topics such as why these hazardous products warrant concern, how to recognize hazardous products, why alternative products should be considered, the importance of buying only the needed amount of a particular product, the relative safety of storage containers and ...
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On the Background Levels of Emergency Hazards at Hazardous Production Facilities
Occupational Safety in Industry, 2019A.I. Grazhdankin +4 more
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