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TABLE 39

WORK OF INDUSTRIAL. HEALTH SECTION

1975 AND 76

TABLE 40

MONITORING AND SURVEY WORK

OF INDBEZRIAL HEALTH

SECTION

1976

1.

Atmospheric samples :

1

a)

Acetone

1975

1976

b)

Carbon Monoxide

5

3

c)

Carbon dioxide

5

A)

1.

ii.

111.

Number of Occupational Diseases Notified

Lead poisoning

Decompression Sickness

a)

Chlorine

8

*)

Chloroform

1

f)

Chromic acid

6

Silicosis

89

267

iv.

Gas pdsoning (Chlorine Gas)*

<)

Duat

86

2

h) Etylene

1

B) Number of Occupational Injuries Reported

(No. of Occupational Injuries Cauning

3 days + sick leave)

54,506

(34,405)

69.599 (45,057)

1)

Ethyl acetate

j)

Explosive gas

15

k)

Hydrogen cyanide

C)

Workmen's Compensation Case Work

1)

Lead

10

1. Total No. of interviews

ii.

No. of visits

106,467 77

m)

Metranol

2

134,774

38

n) Methyl etayl ketone

2

iii.

Cases assessed by Industrial

Health Officer

895

986

o) N-hexane

1

p) Nitrogen dioxide

7

1v. Casae assessed by Medical Board

16,061

20.045

q) Oxygen

2

r) Sulphur dioxide

1210

D) Monitoring and Survey Work

a) Sulphur trioxide

302

i. Atmospheric samples

2.994

3,010

:) Smoke

1208

Miscellaneous analysis

72

75

u)

Styrene

2

iii.

Ventilation survey

73

97

v) Trichloroethylene

31

iv.

Miscellaneous measurementa

781

440

w)

Toluene

V.

Urinalysis

586

1,623

x) Xylene

vi.

Clinical examinationa

9447

1,379

7

10

3010

# Voluntary notifications

2.

Miscellaneous analysis :

a)

Calcium

b)

Chloride

c)

Lead

d)

Sulpnate

75

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