noun1
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Occupational hygiene is
the anticipation,
recognition,
evaluation,
control,
and confirmation (
ARECC)
of protection from risks
associated with exposures
to hazards
in,
or arising from,
the workplace that may result in injury,
illness,
impairment,
or affect the well-being of workers
and members
of the community. These hazards
or stressors
are typically divided into the categories
biological,
chemical,
physical,
ergonomic and psychosocial.
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