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What Are the Most Hazardous Gases in the Workplace

According to the World Health Organization/International Labour Organization (WHO/ILO) Joint Estimates published in 2021, occupational gases and fumes were the second most significant factor in causing global occupational deaths. The 450,381 deaths due to gases occur annually due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Workers face occupational exposure to hazardous gases that cause diseases, cancers, poisonings, or fatal injuries in fires and explosions.

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Occupational Hazards in the Textile Industry: What You Should Know

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Ten Industries That Need to Monitor Hydrogen Sulfide

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Dangerous Gases Found in Confined Spaces

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What Are the Most Dangerous Hazardous Gases on Farms?

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Are Your Aircraft Cabin Ozone Levels Within Compliance?

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