The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to occupational safety and health:

Occupational safety and health (OSH) or occupational health and safety (OHS) is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people at work (i.e., while performing duties required by one's occupation). OSH is related to the fields of occupational medicine and occupational hygiene and aligns with workplace health promotion initiatives. OSH also protects all the general public who may be affected by the occupational environment.

General concepts

• Agricultural safety and health –

• • Farming accident deaths –
    • Fay Boozman –
    • Reagan V. Brown –
    • Terry Buck –
    • William H. Casselman –
    • Jenő Gerbovits –
    • James Gilreath –
    • Arthur Gish –
    • Joe Hoerner –
    • Sidney Howard –
    • Ernie Hug –
    • W. Pat Jennings –
    • James Kerzman –
    • Jerry May (baseball) –
    • James Potter –
    • Ron Raikes –
    • Alf Ivar Samuelsen –
    • James Traficant –
    • Merle Watson –
  • Avian influenza –
  • Cow blowing –
  • Grain entrapment –
  • Green Tobacco Sickness –
  • Leveraging Agriculture for Improving Nutrition and Health –
  • Rollover protection structure –
• Occupational safety and health awards –
  • List of occupational health and safety awards –
  • Arthur B. Guise Medal –
  • Harry C. Bigglestone Award –
  • John T. Ryan Trophy –
• Chemical safety –
  • Drug safety –
    • Abandoned drugs –
      • Abagovomab –
      • ABT-436 –
      • Acaprazine –
      • Acediasulfone –
      • Acefluranol –
      • Acivicin –
      • Adatanserin –
      • Adecatumumab –
      • Alaproclate –
      • Alentemol –
      • Alestramustine –
      • Algestone –
      • Algestone acetonide –
      • Alisertib –
      • 17α-Allyl-19-nortestosterone –
      • Almestrone –
      • Almorexant –
      • Aloracetam –
      • Alovudine –
      • Alseroxylon –
      • Amadinone –
      • Amadinone acetate –
      • Amcinafide –
      • Amebucort –
      • Amedalin –
      • Amesergide –
      • Amezepine –
      • Amibegron –
      • 8-Aminoquinoline –
      • Amitifadine –
      • Amixetrine –
      • Amprenavir –
      • Anatumomab mafenatox –
      • Ancrod –
      • Androstenediol 3β-acetate –
      • Androstenediol 17β-acetate –
      • Androstenediol diacetate –
      • Anicequol –
      • Anrukinzumab –
      • Ansoxetine –
      • Antimony pill –
      • Aplaviroc –
      • Apolizumab –
      • Apricoxib –
      • Aptazapine –
      • Arbaclofen placarbil –
      • Arzoxifene –
      • Atagabalin –
      • Atevirdine –
      • Atibeprone –
      • Atiprosin –
      • Atrimustine –
      • Axomadol –
      • Azatadine –
      • Azepindole –
      • Azipramine –
      • Bamaluzole –
      • Barbexaclone –
      • Barusiban –
      • Beclamide –
      • Beloranib –
      • Benmoxin –
      • Benorterone –
      • Benproperine –
      • Benzestrol –
      • Bevantolol –
      • Bicifadine –
      • Bifluranol –
      • BMY-14802 –
      • Bolmantalate –
      • BOMT –
      • Brasofensine –
      • Brecanavir –
      • Briakinumab –
      • Brilanestrant –
      • Brofaromine –
      • Broparestrol –
      • Butaclamol –
      • Buthalital –
      • Butriptyline –
      • BW-A444 –
      • Canertinib –
      • Capeserod –
      • Capravirine –
      • Carisbamate –
      • Carmoterol –
      • Casopitant –
      • Cetadiol –
      • Chloroethynylnorgestrel –
      • Chlorotrianisene –
      • CI-966 –
      • CI-1017 –
      • Ciclopramine –
      • Cilofungin –
      • Cilomilast –
      • Ciluprevir –
      • Cinanserin –
      • Cinazepam –
      • Cioteronel –
      • Cismadinone –
      • Cismadinone acetate –
      • CJC-1295 –
      • Clazolam –
      • Clogestone –
      • Clogestone acetate –
      • Clomegestone –
      • Clomegestone acetate –
      • Clomestrone –
      • Clometerone –
      • Clorgiline –
      • Cloxestradiol –
      • Cloxestradiol acetate –
      • Cloxotestosterone –
      • Colestolone –
      • Conatumumab –
      • Coramsine –
      • Cormetasone –
      • CRL-40,941 –
      • CX157 –
      • Cyanoketone –
      • Cyclofenil –
      • Cyproterone –
      • D-15414 –
      • Dacuronium bromide –
      • Daledalin –
      • Darglitazone –
      • Decoglurant –
      • Deleobuvir –
      • Demegestone –
      • Depramine –
      • Deprodone –
      • Desoxymethyltestosterone –
      • Dexelvucitabine –
      • Dexoxadrol –
      • DHA-clozapine –
      • Dichlorisone –
      • Dicirenone –
      • Diclazepam –
      • Dienestrol –
      • Dienestrol diacetate –
      • Diethylstilbestrol –
      • Diflorasone –
      • 6,6-Difluoronorethisterone acetate –
      • Dihydrofluoxymesterone –
      • Dihydrotestosterone acetate –
      • Dihydrotestosterone butyrate –
      • Dihydrotestosterone formate –
      • Dimestrol –
      • Dimethandrolone buciclate –
      • Dimethandrolone dodecylcarbonate –
      • Dimethandrolone undecanoate –
      • Dimethisterone –
      • DIMP (antiandrogen) –
      • Doisynoestrol –
      • Donitriptan –
      • DOV-216,303 –
      • Droloxifene –
      • Droxinavir –
      • Drozitumab –
      • Ecromeximab –
      • Edivoxetine –
      • Edobacomab –
      • Edogestrone –
      • Efungumab –
      • Elinogrel –
      • Eliprodil –
      • Elzasonan –
      • Emivirine –
      • Emmenin –
      • Enadoline –
      • Enprazepine –
      • EPI-001 –
      • Epitiostanol –
      • ERA-63 –
      • Erlizumab –
      • Ertumaxomab –
      • Estradiol 3-propionate –
      • Estradiol butyrate benzoate –
      • Estradiol cyclooctyl acetate –
      • Estradiol decanoate –
      • Estradiol mustard –
      • Estradiol undecylate –
      • Estramustine –
      • Estrapronicate –
      • Estriol triacetate –
      • Estromustine –
      • Estrone –
      • Estrone cyanate –
      • Etafedrine –
      • Etalocib –
      • Etazepine –
      • Ethamoxytriphetol –
      • Ethinylestriol –
      • Ethisterone –
      • Ethylestradiol –
      • Ethylestrenol –
      • Ethyltestosterone –
      • Etilevodopa –
      • Etolorex –
      • Etoperidone –
      • Etoxadrol –
      • Ezlopitant –
      • Faldaprevir –
      • FCE-28260 –
      • Fedotozine –
      • Fenmetozole –
      • Fenmetramide –
      • Fenobam –
      • Fenpiprane –
      • Fezakinumab –
      • Figitumumab –
      • Filaminast –
      • Filibuvir –
      • Filorexant –
      • Flanvotumab –
      • Fluacizine –
      • Fluasterone –
      • Flucindole –
      • Flumedroxone –
      • Fluparoxan –
      • Fluproquazone –
      • Fontolizumab –
      • Foretinib –
      • Fosfestrol –
      • Furostilbestrol –
      • aleterone –
      • Ganitumab –
      • Gemopatrilat –
      • Gestadienol –
      • Gestadienol acetate –
      • Gestronol –
      • Gevotroline –
      • Girentuximab –
      • Glufosfamide –
      • Glutethimide –
      • Glymidine sodium –
      • Guanoclor –
      • Halazepam –
      • Haloprogesterone –
      • Hepzidine –
      • Hexapradol –
      • Hexestrol –
      • Homopipramol –
      • HT-2157 –
      • Hydromadinone –
      • Hydromadinone acetate –
      • Hydroxyestrone diacetate –
      • 3α-Hydroxytibolone –
      • 3β-Hydroxytibolone –
      • ICI-85966 –
      • Icometasone –
      • Idoxifene –
      • Idropranolol –
      • Imuracetam –
      • Indeloxazine –
      • Iniparib –
      • Inocoterone –
      • Intepirdine –
      • Intriptyline –
      • Ipamorelin –
      • Iprindole –
      • Iprocrolol –
      • Irosustat –
      • Isoflupredone –
      • Isoprednidene –
      • Itrocinonide –
      • Lampalizumab –
      • Lanicemine –
      • Lapaquistat –
      • Lasinavir –
      • Lavoltidine –
      • Lazabemide –
      • Lesogaberan –
      • Levonorgestrel acetate –
      • Levonorgestrel butanoate –
      • Levormeloxifene –
      • Licofelone –
      • Lidanserin –
      • Locicortolone –
      • Lodenosine –
      • Lomevactone –
      • Lopirazepam –
      • Lorbamate –
      • Losigamone –
      • Losindole –
      • Loviride –
      • LS-1727 –
      • Lucatumumab –
      • LY-334370 –
      • Mardepodect –
      • Mariptiline –
      • Mavoglurant –
      • Meclorisone –
      • Mefexamide –
      • Melanotan II –
      • Mesabolone –
      • Mestanolone –
      • Mesterolone cipionate –
      • Mestilbol –
      • Metaglycodol –
      • Metallibure –
      • Methallenestril –
      • Methandriol diacetate –
      • Methantheline –
      • Methasterone –
      • Methestrol –
      • Methestrol dipropionate –
      • Methoxydienone –
      • 6α-Methyl-17α-bromoprogesterone –
      • 17α-Methyl-19-norprogesterone –
      • 11β-Methyl-19-nortestosterone dodecylcarbonate –
      • Metiapine –
      • Metofoline –
      • Metostilenol –
      • Metynodiol diacetate –
      • Mexrenoate potassium –
      • Mexrenoic acid –
      • Mezepine –
      • Mibampator –
      • Mibolerone –
      • Milacemide –
      • Mitozolomide –
      • Mitumomab –
      • MK-386 –
      • Modimelanotide –
      • Mofegiline –
      • Moperone –
      • Moracizine –
      • Motesanib –
      • Muraglitazar –
      • Mytatrienediol –
      • Naflocort –
      • Nafoxadol –
      • Nafoxidine –
      • Nalorphine –
      • Nandrolone acetate –
      • Nandrolone cyclotate –
      • Nandrolone formate –
      • Naranol –
      • Narnatumab –
      • Nebacumab –
      • Nicocortonide –
      • Niperotidine –
      • Nisobamate –
      • Nisterime –
      • Nisterime acetate –
      • Nitromifene –
      • Nomegestrol –
      • Norboletone –
      • Norethandrolone –
      • Norethisterone acetate oxime –
      • Noretynodrel –
      • Norgesterone –
      • NS-2359 –
      • Ocaperidone –
      • Octamoxin –
      • Odanacatib –
      • Omapatrilat –
      • Orestrate –
      • Orteronel –
      • Oxaflozane –
      • Oxisopred –
      • Oxitriptyline –
      • Oxofluoxymesterone –
      • Oxogestone phenpropionate –
      • Oxprenolol –
      • Ozolinone –
      • Panamesine –
      • Panomifene –
      • Paraxazone –
      • Pargyline –
      • Paroxypropione –
      • Pavinetant –
      • PD-217,014 –
      • Pentagestrone –
      • Pentagestrone acetate –
      • Perafensine –
      • Perfosfamide –
      • Pexelizumab –
      • PF-219,061 –
      • PF-592,379 –
      • PF-610355 –
      • Phenestrol –
      • Phenindamine –
      • Pipendoxifene –
      • Piperidione –
      • Pipethiaden –
      • Pirquinozol –
      • Polytestosterone phloretin phosphate –
      • Pralmorelin –
      • Premazepam –
      • Procinonide –
      • Progynon –
      • Prorenoate potassium –
      • Prorenoic acid –
      • Prostanozol –
      • Proxicromil –
      • Pyrithyldione –
      • Quadrosilan –
      • Quinestradol –
      • Quingestanol acetate –
      • Quingestrone –
      • R-4066 –
      • Radafaxine –
      • Ralaniten –
      • Ralaniten acetate –
      • Ravuconazole –
      • RD-162 –
      • Renzapride –
      • Resocortol –
      • Retroprogesterone –
      • RH-34 –
      • Rifalazil –
      • Rilotumumab –
      • Risocaine –
      • Ritanserin –
      • Ro 6-3129 –
      • Ro-44-3888 –
      • Ro4-1539 –
      • Ro48-8684 –
      • Rociletinib –
      • Rofleponide –
      • Roflurane –
      • RU-22930 –
      • RU-58642 –
      • RU-58841 –
      • RU-59063 –
      • Rubitecan –
      • Sarizotan –
      • SC-4289 –
      • SC-5233 –
      • Semagacestat –
      • Sergliflozin etabonate –
      • Setazindol –
      • Setrobuvir –
      • Sibrafiban –
      • Siramesine –
      • Sivifene –
      • Spiroxasone –
      • Stamulumab –
      • Sturamustine –
      • Sufotidine –
      • Sufugolix –
      • Sulfabenzamide –
      • Sulfacytine –
      • Sulfapyridine –
      • Sulforidazine –
      • Suptavumab –
      • Synthane –
      • Talampanel –
      • Tampramine –
      • Tazolol –
      • Tedatioxetine –
      • Telcagepant –
      • Tenidap –
      • Tesaglitazar –
      • Tesmilifene –
      • Testifenon –
      • Testolactone –
      • Testosterone acetate butyrate –
      • Testosterone acetate propionate –
      • Testosterone benzoate –
      • Testosterone buciclate –
      • Testosterone butyrate –
      • Testosterone diacetate –
      • Testosterone dipropionate –
      • Testosterone enanthate benziloylhydrazone –
      • Testosterone formate –
      • Testosterone isovalerate –
      • Testosterone palmitate –
      • Testosterone phenylbutyrate –
      • Testosterone stearate –
      • Testosterone sulfate –
      • 1-Testosterone –
      • Tetrindole –
      • Theralizumab –
      • Tiamenidine –
      • Δ4-Tibolone –
      • Ticabesone –
      • Tienilic acid –
      • Timobesone –
      • Timoprazole –
      • Tiospirone –
      • Tiplasinin –
      • Tipredane –
      • TKM-Ebola –
      • Tofenacin –
      • Tolamolol –
      • Tolibut –
      • Topterone –
      • Trazium –
      • Trenbolone enanthate –
      • Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate –
      • Trenbolone undecanoate –
      • Trengestone –
      • Trepipam –
      • Trestolone –
      • Trestolone acetate –
      • Triamcinolone furetonide –
      • Triclonide –
      • Tricyanoaminopropene –
      • Trimethyltrienolone –
      • Trioxifene –
      • Triphenylbromoethylene –
      • Triphenylchloroethylene –
      • Triphenyliodoethylene –
      • Triphenylmethylethylene –
      • Tuaminoheptane –
      • Turosteride –
      • UK-432,097 –
      • Vadimezan –
      • Vishnevsky liniment –
      • Volinanserin –
      • Xaliproden –
      • Ximelagatran –
      • Zalutumumab –
      • Zanoterone –
      • Zaprinast –
      • Zaurategrast –
      • ZD6126 –
      • Zenarestat –
      • Zicronapine –
      • Zindoxifene –
      • Zolimidine –
      • Zuclomifene –
    • Adulteration –
      • 2007 food protein contamination –
        • General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine –
        • 2007 pet food recalls –
        • Protein adulteration in China –
        • Timeline of the 2007 pet food recalls –
        • 2007 Vietnam food scare –
      • 2008 Chinese milk scandal –
        • 2008 Chinese milk scandal –
        • Timeline of the 2008 Chinese milk scandal –
        • Arla Foods –
        • Fonterra –
        • General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine –
        • Hanwei Group –
        • Koala's March –
        • Mengniu Dairy –
        • Protein adulteration in China –
        • Sanlu Group –
        • Official test failures of the 2008 Chinese milk scandal –
        • White Rabbit (candy) –
        • Yashili –
        • Yili Group –
      • Adulterant –
      • 1900 English beer poisoning –
      • 2007 pet food recalls –
      • 2008 Irish pork crisis –
      • 2008 Chinese heparin adulteration –
      • 2008 Chinese milk scandal –
      • 2011 Taiwan food scandal –
      • 2013 horse meat scandal –
      • 2013 Taiwan food scandal –
      • 2014 Taiwan food scandal –
      • 2017 Fipronil eggs contamination –
      • Adulterated food –
      • Adulteration of Coffee Act 1718 –
      • 1858 Bradford sweets poisoning –
      • Chicago Tylenol murders –
      • Cutting agent –
      • Diethylene glycol –
      • Elixir sulfanilamide –
      • Gutter oil –
      • 1971 Iraq poison grain disaster –
      • Jamaica ginger –
      • Lacing (drugs) –
      • List of foodborne illness outbreaks by death toll –
      • Non-protein nitrogen –
      • Olive oil regulation and adulteration –
      • Pill testing –
      • Protein adulteration in China –
      • 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack –
      • Swill milk scandal –
      • Toxic cough syrup –
      • Toxic oil syndrome –
    • Adverse effects of psychoactive drugs –
      • Tardive dyskinesia –
        • Benzatropine –
        • Procyclidine –
        • Tardive dyskinesia –
        • Tetrabenazine –
        • Valbenazine –
      • List of adverse effects of sertraline –
      • Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome –
      • Comedown (drugs) –
      • Dystonia –
      • Drug harmfulness –
      • Ichthyoallyeinotoxism –
      • Effects of long-term benzodiazepine use –
      • Lunsers –
      • Neuroleptic malignant syndrome –
      • Neuroleptic-induced deficit syndrome –
      • Post-acute-withdrawal syndrome –
      • Spins –
    • Drug-induced diseases –
      • Drug eruptions –
        • Drug eruption –
        • Acne medicamentosa –
        • Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis –
        • Adverse reaction to biologic agents –
        • Allopurinol hypersensitivity syndrome –
        • Angioedema –
        • Anticonvulsant hypersensitivity syndrome –
        • Bromoderma –
        • Bullous drug eruption –
        • Bullous drug reaction –
        • Calomel disease –
        • Chemotherapy-induced acral erythema –
        • Chemotherapy-induced hyperpigmentation –
        • Dilantin hypersensitivity syndrome –
        • Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms –
        • Drug-induced angioedema –
        • Drug-induced keratoderma –
        • Drug-induced lichen planus –
        • Drug-induced lupus erythematosus –
        • Drug-induced nail changes –
        • Drug-induced pigmentation –
        • Drug-induced pseudolymphoma –
        • Drug-induced urticaria –
        • Drug-related gingival hyperplasia –
        • Embolia cutis medicamentosa –
        • Erythema multiforme major –
        • Erythema multiforme minor–erythema multiforme von Hebra –
        • Erythredemic polyneuropathy –
        • Exudative hyponychial dermatitis –
        • Fixed drug reaction –
        • Generalized bullous fixed drug eruption –
        • Halogenoderma –
        • Heparin necrosis –
        • HIV disease-related drug reaction –
        • Hydroxyurea dermopathy –
        • Injection site reaction –
        • Interstitial granulomatous drug reaction –
        • Iododerma –
        • Leukocytoclastic vasculitis –
        • Leukotriene receptor antagonist-associated Churg–Strauss syndrome –
        • Lichenoid drug eruption –
        • Linear IgA bullous dermatosis –
        • List of SJS-inducing substances –
        • Livedoid dermatitis –
        • Lyell's syndrome –
        • Mercury poisoning –
        • Multilocular bullous fixed drug eruption –
        • Neutrophilic eccrine hidradenitis –
        • Nicolau syndrome –
        • Palmoplantar erythrodysesthesia syndrome –
        • Photoleukomelanodermatitis of Kobori –
        • Photosensitive drug reaction –
        • Pink disease –
        • Purple glove syndrome –
        • Pustular drug eruption –
        • Red man syndrome –
        • Red man syndrome (Drug eruption) –
        • Scleroderma-like reaction to taxanes –
        • Serum sickness–like reaction –
        • Steroid acne –
        • Stevens–Johnson syndrome –
        • Sulfonamide hypersensitivity syndrome –
        • Texier's disease –
        • Toxic epidermal necrolysis –
        • Toxic pustuloderma –
        • Urticarial erythema multiforme –
        • [[Vitamin K reaction
        • [[Warfarin necrosis
      • Drug-induced amnesia –
      • Drug-induced angioedema –
      • Drug-induced aseptic meningitis –
      • Drug-induced autoimmune hemolytic anemia –
      • Drug-induced hyperthermia –
      • Drug-induced lipodystrophy –
      • Drug-induced lupus erythematosus –
      • Drug-induced nail changes –
      • Drug-induced nonautoimmune hemolytic anemia –
      • Drug-induced pigmentation –
      • Drug-induced pruritus –
      • Drug-induced pseudolymphoma –
      • Drug-induced purpura –
      • Drug-induced QT prolongation –
      • Drug-induced thrombocytopenic purpura –
      • Drug-induced urticaria –
      • Eosinophilic myocarditis –
    • National agencies for drug regulation represented by Regulation of therapeutic goods –
      • Food and Drug Administration –
        • Breakthrough therapy –
          • Abemaciclib –
          • Aflibercept –
          • Alectinib –
          • Avelumab –
          • Axicabtagene ciloleucel –
          • Blinatumomab –
          • Breakthrough therapy –
          • Ceritinib –
          • Crizanlizumab –
          • Daratumumab –
          • Dupilumab –
          • Elotuzumab –
          • Eltrombopag –
          • Emapalumab –
          • Ibrutinib –
          • Idelalisib –
          • Ivacaftor –
          • Ledipasvir –
          • List of drugs granted breakthrough therapy designation –
          • Lumacaftor/ivacaftor –
          • Nintedanib –
          • Nivolumab –
          • Obinutuzumab –
          • Ocrelizumab –
          • Ofatumumab –
          • Olaratumab –
          • Ombitasvir –
          • Ombitasvir/paritaprevir/ritonavir –
          • Osimertinib –
          • Palbociclib –
          • Paritaprevir –
          • Pembrolizumab –
          • Pirfenidone –
          • Ranibizumab –
          • Rindopepimut –
          • Ritonavir –
          • Sacituzumab govitecan –
          • Scioderm –
          • Sebelipase alfa –
          • Sirolimus –
          • Sofosbuvir –
          • Tisagenlecleucel –
          • Venetoclax –
        • Food and Drug Administration people –
          • Commissioners of the Food and Drug Administration –
            • Commissioner of Food and Drugs –
            • Carl L. Alsberg –
            • Charles Albert Browne Jr. –
            • Robert Califf –
            • Walter G. Campbell (chemist) –
            • Charles W. Crawford (chemist) –
            • Lester Crawford –
            • Paul B. Dunbar –
            • Charles C. Edwards –
            • Andrew von Eschenbach –
            • James L. Goddard –
            • Scott Gottlieb –
            • Jere E. Goyan –
            • Margaret Hamburg –
            • Arthur H. Hayes Jr. –
            • Jane E. Henney –
            • Donald Kennedy –
            • David A. Kessler –
            • George P. Larrick –
            • Herbert L. Ley Jr. –
            • Mark McClellan –
            • Stephen Ostroff –
            • Alexander M. Schmidt –
            • Harvey Washington Wiley –
            • Frank Edward Young (physician) –
          • Luciana Borio –
          • Renee Dufault –
          • Scott Gottlieb –
          • David Graham (epidemiologist) –
          • David Hager –
          • Frances Oldham Kelsey –
          • John Nestor –
          • Jeff Novitzky –
          • Peter Rheinstein –
          • Joshua Sharfstein –
          • Jeffrey Shuren –
          • Sousan S. Altaie –
          • Michael R. Taylor –
          • Janet Woodcock –
        • Food and Drug Administration –
        • Accelerated approval (FDA) –
        • Adverse Event Reporting System –
        • Abbreviated New Drug Application –
        • Animal Drug and Animal Generic Drug User Fee Reauthorization Act of 2013 –
        • Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations –
        • Biologics license application –
        • Biomaterials Access Assurance Act of 1998 –
        • Boxed warning –
        • Caltec Citrus Company –
        • Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research –
        • Center for Drug Evaluation and Research –
        • Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition –
        • Center for Tobacco Products –
        • Center for Veterinary Medicine –
        • The Chemical Feast –
        • Class I recall –
        • Clinical trial –
        • Computerized Systems Used In Clinical Trials –
        • Covered clinical study –
        • Criticism of the Food and Drug Administration –
        • Defense blood standard system –
        • Dermatologic and Ophthalmic Drugs Advisory Committee –
        • Design controls –
        • Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 –
        • Drug coupon –
        • Drug Efficacy Study Implementation –
        • Drug pipeline –
        • Early history of food regulation in the United States –
        • Elixir sulfanilamide –
        • Emergency Use Authorization –
        • Fast track (FDA) –
        • FDA citizen petition –
        • FDA Consumer –
        • FDA Food Safety Modernization Act –
        • FDA Preemption –
        • FDA Special Protocol Assessment –
        • FDA v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. –
        • FDA warning letter –
        • Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act –
        • Food Additives Amendment of 1958 –
        • Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007 –
        • Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 –
        • Food and Drug Administration Revitalization Act –
        • Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act –
        • Food code –
        • The Food Defect Action Levels –
        • Form FDA 483 –
        • Generally recognized as safe –
        • Good tissue practice –
        • History of the Food and Drug Administration –
        • Humanitarian Device Exemption –
        • Independent reviewer –
        • Investigational New Drug –
        • IVIVC –
        • JANUS clinical trial data repository –
        • Jelly bean rule –
        • List of medicine contamination incidents –
        • James Maryanski –
        • Medical Device Regulation Act –
        • Medical device reporting –
        • MedWatch –
        • Men who have sex with men blood donor controversy –
        • The Mind-Benders (1967 film) –
        • Minor Use Animal Drug Program –
        • Modified risk tobacco product –
        • National Center for Toxicological Research –
        • National Drug Code –
        • National Milk Laboratory Certification Program –
        • Naval Ordnance Laboratory –
        • New drug application –
        • Office of Criminal Investigations –
        • Office of Global Regulatory Operations and Policy –
        • Office of In Vitro Diagnostics and Radiological Health –
        • Oncology Drug Advisory Committee –
        • Orally disintegrating tablet –
        • Orphan Drug Act of 1983 –
        • Pharma fraud –
        • Premarket tobacco application –
        • Prescription Drug User Fee Act –
        • Pure Food and Drug Act –
        • QSIT –
        • Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968 –
        • Radura –
        • Reactogenicity –
        • Regulation of tobacco by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration –
        • Safe Medical Device Amendments of 1990 –
        • SDTM –
        • Tea Importation Act of 1897 –
        • Title 21 CFR Part 11 –
        • Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee –
        • Unapproved Drugs Initiative –
        • Unique Device Identification –
        • United States v. 11 1/4 Dozen Packages of Articles Labeled in Part Mrs. Moffat's Shoo-Fly Powders for Drunkenness –
        • United States v. Johnson (1911) –
        • United States v. Park –
        • Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System –
      • Health Canada –
        • Marketed Health Products Directorate –
        • Assisted Human Reproduction Canada –
        • Canada's Food Guide –
        • Canadian Association for HIV Research –
        • Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse Act –
        • Canadian Food Inspection Agency –
        • Canadian health claims for food –
        • Canadian Health Network –
        • Canadian Institutes of Health Research –
        • Canadian National Calibration Reference Centre –
        • Canadians for Health Research –
        • Chiropractic in Canada –
        • Controlled Drugs and Substances Act –
        • Health Canada –
        • Health Products and Food Branch –
        • Mental Health Commission of Canada –
        • National Microbiology Laboratory –
        • Natural Health Products Directorate –
        • Pest Management Regulatory Agency –
        • Public Health Agency of Canada –
        • Telehomecare –
        • Therapeutic Products Directorate –
      • Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé –
      • Agence Nationale de Sécurité du Médicament et des Produits de Santé –
      • Australia New Zealand Therapeutic Products Authority –
      • Australian Drug Evaluation Committee –
      • Central Drugs Standard Control Organization –
      • China Food and Drug Administration –
      • Dermatologic and Ophthalmic Drugs Advisory Committee –
      • Drug Controller General of India –
      • EudraLex –
      • EudraVigilance –
      • European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership –
      • European Forum for Good Clinical Practice –
      • European Medicines Agency –
      • Federal Agency for Medicines and Health Products –
      • Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risk –
      • Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices –
      • Food and Drug Administration (Myanmar) –
      • Food and Drug Board of Authority –
      • Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care –
      • Medical Products Agency (Sweden) –
      • Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency –
      • Medicines and Medical Devices Agency of Serbia –
      • Medsafe –
      • Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare –
      • National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control –
      • National Food and Drug Authority –
      • National Institute for Health and Care Excellence –
      • National Sanitary Surveillance Agency –
      • Norwegian Medicines Agency –
      • Oncology Drug Advisory Committee –
      • Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency –
      • Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada –
      • Regulation of therapeutic goods –
      • Therapeutic Goods Administration –
    • Vaccine controversies –
      • Anti-vaccination activists –
        • Anti-Vaccination Society of America –
        • Association of American Physicians and Surgeons –
        • Australian Vaccination-Skeptics Network –
        • Jeni Barnett –
        • Maurice Beddow Bayly –
        • Gerhard Buchwald –
        • J. Bart Classen –
        • Reuben Swinburne Clymer –
        • Mayer Eisenstein –
        • Teresa Forcades –
        • H. Hugh Fudenberg –
        • Mark Geier –
        • Generation Rescue –
        • Jay Gordon (physician) –
        • Walter Hadwen –
        • Boyd Haley –
        • Diane Harper –
        • Immunisation Awareness Society –
        • Alex Jones –
        • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. –
        • Arthur Krigsman –
        • Brian Martin (social scientist) –
        • Jenny McCarthy –
        • Lynne McTaggart –
        • Joseph Mercola –
        • Sarah Newcomb Merrick –
        • Stephanie Messenger –
        • National Anti-Vaccination League –
        • National League for Liberty in Vaccination –
        • National Vaccine Information Center –
        • Gary Null –
        • Dan Olmsted –
        • B. J. Palmer –
        • Daniel David Palmer –
        • Charles Thomas Pearce –
        • Melanie Phillips –
        • Pioneer Club (women's club) –
        • John Pitcairn Jr. –
        • Viera Scheibner –
        • Robert Sears (physician) –
        • Talk About Curing Autism –
        • William Tebb –
        • Sherri Tenpenny –
        • Texans for Vaccine Choice –
        • Kevin Trudeau –
        • Slađana Velkov –
        • Andrew Wakefield –
        • Alfred Russel Wallace –
        • World Chiropractic Alliance –
      • MMR vaccine controversy –
        • People associated with the MMR vaccine controversy –
          • Jeni Barnett –
          • Stephen Bustin –
          • Brian Deer –
          • Michael Fitzpatrick (physician) –
          • Éric Fombonne –
          • H. Hugh Fudenberg –
          • Mark Geier –
          • Ben Goldacre –
          • Arthur Krigsman –
          • Jenny McCarthy –
          • Paul Offit –
          • Melanie Phillips –
          • Roy Pounder –
          • Timothy Prager –
          • Dorit Rubinstein Reiss –
          • Kathleen Seidel –
          • Vijendra K. Singh –
          • Andrew Wakefield –
          • John Walker-Smith –
        • MMR vaccine controversy –
        • Australian Vaccination-Skeptics Network –
        • Autism's False Prophets –
        • Autistic enterocolitis –
        • Cedillo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services –
        • Controversies in autism –
        • Folk epidemiology of autism –
        • Generation Rescue –
        • Hear the Silence –
        • MMR vaccine –
        • Mumps outbreaks in the 21st century –
        • Science Moms –
        • Talk About Curing Autism –
        • Vaccine court –
        • Vaccine: The Controversial Story of Medicine's Greatest Lifesaver –
        • Vaxxed –
        • Andrew Wakefield –
      • Vaccine controversies –
      • Alternative vaccination schedule –
      • David Bardens –
      • California Senate Bill 277 –
      • Church of Conscious Living –
      • Vaccine court –
      • Every Last Child –
      • Fetal tissue in vaccines –
      • The Greater Good (film) –
      • Green Our Vaccines –
      • Tara Haelle –
      • E. Allison Hagood –
      • Vaccine injury –
      • Jacobson v. Massachusetts –
      • Judith Wilyman PhD controversy –
      • Brian Martin (social scientist) –
      • Melanie's Marvelous Measles –
      • National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act –
      • Omnibus Autism Proceeding –
      • OPV AIDS hypothesis –
      • Poliomyelitis eradication –
      • Vaccination and religion –
      • Smallpox virus retention controversy –
      • SV40 –
      • Thiomersal controversy –
        • H. Vasken Aposhian –
        • David Baskin –
        • Jeffrey Brent –
        • Dan Burton –
        • Cedillo v. Secretary of Health and Human Services –
        • Deadly Immunity –
        • Frank DeStefano –
        • Richard Deth –
        • Mark Geier –
        • Boyd Haley –
        • Mady Hornig –
        • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. –
        • David Kirby (journalist) –
        • Dan Olmsted –
        • Michael Pichichero –
        • 2000 Simpsonwood CDC conference –
        • Trace Amounts –
      • Vaccination Act –
      • Vaccine Revolt –
    • Withdrawn drugs –
      • Drug recall –
      • List of withdrawn drugs –
      • Acedapsone –
      • Adrafinil –
      • Alatrofloxacin –
      • Alpidem –
      • Amineptine –
      • Aminorex –
      • Anagestone acetate –
      • Apronal –
      • Astemizole –
      • Azacosterol –
      • Bitolterol –
      • Blue mass –
      • Bucetin –
      • Buformin –
      • Calomel –
      • Carfenazine –
      • Cerivastatin –
      • Chlormerodrin –
      • Chlormezanone –
      • Chlornaphazine –
      • Chlorphentermine –
      • Cisapride –
      • Dexfenfluramine –
      • Dextropropoxyphene –
      • Diethylstilbestrol –
      • 2,4-Dinitrophenol –
      • Drotrecogin alfa –
      • Efalizumab –
      • Encainide –
      • Enoxacin –
      • Ephedra –
      • Eskatrol –
      • Ethchlorvynol –
      • Alpha-Ethyltryptamine –
      • Etretinate –
      • Fenbufen –
      • Fenclozic acid –
      • Fenfluramine –
      • Fenfluramine/phentermine –
      • Fialuridine –
      • Flosequinan –
      • Fomivirsen –
      • Fowler's solution –
      • Gatifloxacin –
      • Gemtuzumab ozogamicin –
      • Gerovital –
      • Grepafloxacin –
      • Guanoxan –
      • Hetacillin –
      • Hydrazine (antidepressant) –
      • Indalpine –
      • Indoprofen –
      • Inhalable insulin –
      • Iproclozide –
      • Iproniazid –
      • Levofenfluramine –
      • Lumiracoxib –
      • Lysergic acid diethylamide –
      • Mebanazine –
      • Mebolazine –
      • Mecamylamine –
      • Medifoxamine –
      • Meralluride –
      • Mercury(I) iodide –
      • Metallibure –
      • Metamizole –
      • Methylhexanamine –
      • Alpha-Methyltryptamine –
      • Mibefradil –
      • Nebacumab –
      • Nefazodone –
      • Nialamide –
      • Nomifensine –
      • Oxyphenbutazone –
      • Peginesatide –
      • Pemoline –
      • Penbutolol –
      • Pentylenetetrazol –
      • Pergolide –
      • Phenacemide –
      • Phenacetin –
      • Phenformin –
      • Pheniprazine –
      • Phenmetrazine –
      • Phenoxypropazine –
      • Phenylpropanolamine –
      • Phisoderm –
      • Pipamazine –
      • Pivhydrazine –
      • Practolol –
      • Propyphenazone/paracetamol/caffeine –
      • Rapacuronium bromide –
      • Remoxipride –
      • Rimonabant –
      • Rofecoxib –
      • Rosiglitazone –
      • Safrazine –
      • Semustine –
      • Sertindole –
      • Serzone –
      • Sibutramine –
      • Sitaxentan –
      • Sparfloxacin –
      • Suloctidil –
      • Synthalin –
      • Technetium (99mTc) fanolesomab –
      • Tegaserod –
      • Temafloxacin –
      • Terfenadine –
      • Tetrabamate –
      • Thalidomide –
      • Thenalidine –
      • Thorotrast –
      • Tienilic acid –
      • Tolrestat –
      • Trilostane –
      • Triparanol –
      • Troglitazone –
      • Trovafloxacin –
      • Valdecoxib –
      • Valrubicin –
      • Veralipride –
      • Zicam –
      • Zimelidine –
      • Zomepirac –
      • Zoxazolamine –
    • Pharmacovigilance –
    • 2008 Chinese heparin adulteration –
    • Adverse drug reaction –
    • Adverse effect –
    • Biodyl –
    • Biologics Control Act –
    • Chicago Tylenol murders –
    • Cutter Laboratories –
    • Drug allergy –
    • Drug Controller General of India –
    • Drug expiration –
    • Elixir sulfanilamide –
    • EudraVigilance –
    • Expiration date –
    • Jonathan Fishbein –
    • David Graham (epidemiologist) –
    • Hazardous drugs –
    • Herb-drug interactions –
    • Institutional review board –
    • International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use –
    • Investigational New Drug –
    • Jim (horse) –
    • List of medicine contamination incidents –
    • Marketing Authorization Application –
    • Matrixx Initiatives, Inc. v. Siracusano –
    • Naranjo algorithm –
    • National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act –
    • New drug application –
    • New England Compounding Center meningitis outbreak –
    • Over-the-counter drug –
    • Oviya MedSafe Pvt. Ltd –
    • Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970 –
    • Poly Implant Prothèse –
    • Psychotoxicity –
    • Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance –
    • Reactogenicity –
    • Drug recall –
    • Regulated Product Submissions –
    • Regulation of therapeutic goods –
    • Peter Rheinstein –
    • Shelf life –
    • Sindell v. Abbott Laboratories –
    • Steroid atrophy –
    • Time temperature indicator –
    • Red burning skin –
    • Toxic cough syrup –
    • Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System –
    • Vaccine court –
    • Vaccine Information Statement –
    • Vaccine injury –
    • Vaccine Safety Datalink –

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• • Endocrine disruptors –
    • Male reproductive toxicants –
      • Male reproductive toxins –
        • Male-mediated teratogens –
          • Suspected male-mediated teratogens –
            • Azacitidine –
            • Uranium –
          • N-Nitroso-N-methylurea –
        • Spermatotoxins –
          • Aflatoxin B1 –
      • Male-mediated teratogens –
        • Suspected male-mediated teratogens –
          • Azacitidine –
          • Uranium –
        • N-Nitroso-N-methylurea –
      • Spermatotoxicants –
        • Spermatotoxins –
          • Aflatoxin B1 –
        • Carbendazim –
        • 3-MCPD –
      • Testicular toxicants –
        • Suspected testicular toxicants –
          • Suspected testicular toxins –
            • Ochratoxin A –
          • Arsenic –
          • Benomyl –
          • Ethylene oxide –
          • Phthalate –
          • Polychlorinated biphenyl –
          • Vinclozolin –
          • Testicular toxins –
            • Ochratoxin A –
            • Boric acid –
            • Cadmium –
            • Carbendazim –
            • 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane –
            • Dichloromethane –
      • Epichlorohydrin –
      • Furylfuramide –
      • Kepone –
    • Reproductive toxicants –
      • Reproductive toxins –
        • Male reproductive toxins (2 C, 1 P)
        • Female reproductive toxins (2 C, 1 P)
        • Fetotoxins – (4 P)
        • ContraPest –
      • Abortifacients – (34 P)
      • Female reproductive toxicants – (4 C, 1 P)
      • Male reproductive toxicants – (4 C, 3 P)
      • Acrylamide –
    • Suspected endocrine disruptors (2 P)
    • Endocrine disruptor –
    • Acetochlor –
    • Alachlor –
    • Aldrin –
    • 3-Amino-1,2,4-triazole –
    • Antiandrogens in the environment –
    • Arsenic –
    • Atrazine –
    • Benzophenone –
    • Benzopyrene –
    • Benzyl butyl phthalate –
    • Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate –
    • Bisphenol A –
    • Bisphenol AF –
    • Bisphenol F –
    • Bisphenol S –
    • Butylated hydroxyanisole –
    • Cadmium –
    • Carbaryl –
    • Carbendazim –
    • Chlordane –
    • Chloroform –
    • Cypermethrin –
    • DDT –
    • 1,2-Dibromoethane –
    • Dibutyl phthalate –
    • Dicofol –
    • Dieldrin –
    • Diethanolamine –
    • Diethyl phthalate –
    • Diethylstilbestrol –
    • Endosulfan –
    • Fenarimol –
    • Fenvalerate –
    • Fipronil –
    • Heptachlor –
    • Hexachlorobenzene –
    • Hypoxia (environmental) –
    • Kepone –
    • Ketoconazole –
    • Lavender oil –
    • Lead –
    • Lindane –
    • Linuron –
    • Malathion –
    • Mercury (element) –
    • Methiocarb –
    • Methomyl –
    • Methoxychlor –
    • Mirex –
    • Nonylphenol –
    • Organotin chemistry –
    • Pendimethalin –
    • Pentachloronitrobenzene –
    • Pentachlorophenol –
    • Perchlorate –
    • Perfluorinated compound –
    • Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid –
    • Permethrin –
    • Phenothrin –
    • Polybrominated biphenyl –
    • Polybrominated diphenyl ethers –
    • Polychlorinated biphenyl –
    • Prochloraz –
    • Procymidone –
    • Resorcinol –
    • Sex effects of water pollution –
    • Thiram –
    • Toxaphene –
    • Tributyltin –
    • Triclocarban –
    • Triclosan –
    • Trifluralin –
    • Triphenyltin compounds –
    • Valproate –
    • Vinclozolin –
    • Zineb –
  • Explosion protection (28 P)
  • Explosive chemicals (2 C, 101 P)
  • Globally Harmonized System (4 P)
  • Hazardous materials (3 C, 36 P, 5 F)
  • Industrial hygiene (46 P)
  • Natural gas safety (1 C, 31 P)
  • Persistent organic pollutants under the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (18 P)
  • Persistent organic pollutants under the Stockholm Convention (1 C, 27 P)
  • Process safety (1 C, 5 P)
  • Regulation of chemicals (7 P)
  • United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (2 P)
  • Chemical accident –
  • Chemical safety –
  • ADR (treaty) –
  • Adverse outcome pathway –
  • Asbestos Convention –
  • Bamako Convention –
  • Basel Convention –
  • Basic precipitation –
  • Benzene Convention, 1971 –
  • Berne Convention (1906) –
  • Bumping (chemistry) –
  • Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards –
  • Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards Program Authorization and Accountability Act of 2014 –
  • Chemical protective clothing –
  • Chemical safety assessment –
  • Chemical storage –
  • Chemicals Convention, 1990 –
  • CLP Regulation –
  • Compatibility (chemical) –
  • Computer-aided management of emergency operations –
  • Concise International Chemical Assessment Document –
  • Consumption of Tide Pods –
  • Cosmetics Directive –
  • Dangerous goods –
  • Dangerous Preparations Directive –
  • Dangerous Substances Directive (67/548/EEC) –
  • DB-ALM –
  • Defatting (medical) –
  • Detonation flame arrester –
  • Directive 82/501/EC –
  • Directive 96/82/EC –
  • Drug pollution –
  • E-SDS –
  • Engineering controls for nanomaterials –
  • Environmental Health Criteria (WHO) –
  • European Chemicals Agency –
  • European Chemicals Bureau –
  • European Union System for the Evaluation of Substances –
  • Exposure scenario –
  • Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing –
  • Flame arrester –
  • Fluidized bed concentrator –
  • Generally recognized as safe –
  • Global Alliance on Health and Pollution –
  • Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals –
  • Green bullet –
  • Hazardous Substances Data Bank –
  • Health and safety hazards of nanomaterials –
  • Immediately dangerous to life or health –
  • Industrial Union Department v. American Petroleum Institute –
  • Information Center for Dangerous Goods –
  • International Chemical Safety Cards –
  • International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code –
  • International Programme on Chemical Safety –
  • IPCS Health and Safety Guide –
  • List of highly toxic gases –
  • Maximum safe storage temperature –
  • Measured environmental concentration –
  • National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants –
  • Nickel Directive –
  • Occupational exposure banding –
  • Permissible exposure limit –
  • Pesticide poisoning –
  • Predicted environmental concentration –
  • Process hazard analysis –
  • Quick Start Programme –
  • REACH authorisation procedure –
  • Recommended exposure limit –
  • Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals –
  • Registry of Toxic Effects of Chemical Substances –
  • Reproductive toxicity –
  • Rotterdam Convention –
  • Safety data sheet –
  • SAICM –
  • Screening information dataset –
  • Secondary spill containment –
  • SENSOR-Pesticides –
  • SIN (Substitute It Now!) List –
  • Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants –
  • Substance of very high concern –
  • Substitution of dangerous chemicals –
  • Tear gas –
  • Toxicity label –
  • U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board –
  • UK Chemical Reaction Hazards Forum –
  • UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods –
  • Water-reactive substances –
  • White Lead (Painting) Convention, 1921 –

Break

• Construction safety (1 C, 7 P)
• Deaths from laboratory accidents (10 P)
• Electrical safety (3 C, 78 P)
• Environmental law (20 C, 52 P)
• Environmental toxicology (1 C, 19 P)
• Ergonomics (8 C, 75 P)
• Factory inspectors (11 P)
• Globally Harmonized System (4 P)
• Hazard analysis (17 P)
• Human reliability (11 P)
• Industrial accidents and incidents (13 C, 5 P)
• Industrial hygiene (46 P)
• Industrial safety devices (1 C, 6 P)
• Occupational safety and health journals (21 P)
• Laser safety and standards (7 P)
• Occupational safety and health law (1 C, 19 P)
• Members of Trinity House (18 P)
• Mine safety (3 C, 65 P)
• Occupational diseases (5 C, 58 P)
• Occupational hazards (11 P)
• Occupational health practitioners (4 C, 1 P)
• Occupational safety and health organizations (2 C, 70 P)
• Space medicine (2 C, 42 P)
• STDs in the sex industry (1 C, 6 P)
• Occupational therapy (3 C, 27 P)
• Toxicology (24 C, 184 P, 1 F)

Underwater diving safety

• Diving safety – safety of underwater diving activities
  • Checklist – An aide-memoire to ensure consistency and completeness in carrying out a task
  • Code of practice – A set of written rules which specifies how people working in a particular occupation should behave
  • Dive team – a group of people working together to enhance dive safety and achieve a task
    • Professional diving – underwater diving where divers are paid for their work
    • Diving supervisor – the professional diving team leader responsible for safety
    • Stand-by diver represented by Surface-supplied diving#Stand-by diver – a member of a dive team who is ready to assist or rescue the working diver
    • Bellman (diving) currently represented by Diving bell#Deployment of a modern diving bell – the member of a dive team who acts as stand-by diver and tender from the diving bell
    • Diver's attendant – the member of a dive team who assists the diver at the surface and tends the diver's umbilical or lifeline
    • Life support technician – a member of a saturation diving team who operates the surface habitat
    • Chamber operator – a person who operates a diving chamber
    • Diving systems technician – a competent person who maintains and repairs diving life-support equipment
  • Divemaster – a recreational dive leader certification and role
  • Diving hazards currently represented by List of diving hazards and precautions – a list of the hazards to which an underwater diver may be exposed, their possible consequences and the common ways to manage the associated risk
    • Silt out – the reduction of underwater visibility by disturbing silt deposits
    • Task loading – the relationship between operator capacity and the accumulated activities than must be done
  • Diver rescue – the process of avoiding or limiting further exposure to diving hazards and bringing a diver to a place of safety.
    • Rescue Diver – a scuba diving certification which emphasises emergency response and rescue of a fellow recreational diver.
  • Doing It Right (scuba diving) – technical diving safety philosophy
  • Human factors in diving safety – the influence of physical, cognitive and behavioral characteristics of divers on safety
  • Hazardous Materials Identification System –
  • Occupational health and safety – the field concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people at work
    • Safety culture – the attitude, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety in the workplace
  • Operations manual – documentation defining the organizational standard operating procrdures
    • Emergency response plan –
    • Evacuation plan represented by Emergency evacuation – the urgent removal of people from an area of imminent or ongoing threat
    • Standard operating procedure – a set of detailed instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out operations safely and effectively
  • Risk management – set of measures for the systematic identification, analysis, assessment, monitoring and control of risks
    • Hazard identification and risk assessment (HIRA) –
      • Hazard analysis (HAZID) – the identification of present hazards as the first step in a process to assess risk
      • Job safety analysis (JSA) – procedure to integrate safety practices into a particular task
      • Risk assessment – estimation of risk associated with exposure to a given set of hazards
    • Risk control – taking actions to eliminate health and safety risks so far as is reasonably practicable
      • Hierarchy of hazard controls – system used in industry to eliminate or minimize exposure to hazards
    • Incident pit – conceptual model for explaining incident development and recovery
    • Lockout-tagout (LOTO) – a safety procedure to isolate dangerous equipment and render it inoperative during maintenance or servicing work
    • Permit to work – Work safety management system
    • Redundancy (engineering) – duplication of critical components to increase reliability of a system
    • Safety data sheet or Material safety data sheet – system for cataloging information, potential hazards and instructions for safe use associated with a material or product
  • Scuba diving fatalities alias Scuba fatalities – deaths occurring while scuba diving or as a consequence of scuba diving
  • Single point of failure – a part of a system that, if it fails, will stop the entire system from working
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Notable diving incidents and fatalities

• John Day (carpenter) – first recorded death in a diving chamber
• Edwin Clayton Link represented by Johnson Sea Link accident – crewed submersible incident in which two divers died
• Charles Spalding – Scottish diving bell designer
• Ebenezer Watson – nephew of Charles Spalding and died in the same accident
• Professional diving incidents
  • Roger Baldwin (diver) represented by Waage Drill II diving accident – a fatal saturation diving accident in the North Sea in 1975
  • John Bennett (diver) – British technical diver and former record holder lost in commercial diving incident
  • Victor F. Guiel Jr. represented by Wildrake diving accident – Fatal offshore diving accident in Scotland, 1979
  • Craig M. Hoffman represented by Venture One diving accident – Saturation diving fatality in the North Sea in 1977
  • Peter Henry Michael Holmes represented by Waage Drill II diving accident – Fatal saturation diving accident in the North Sea in 1975
  • Gerard Anthony Prangley represented by Star Canopus diving accident – Fatal offshore diving bell accident in 1978
  • Pier Skipness represented by Drill Master diving accident – Fatal diving bell accident off Norway in 1974
  • Robert John Smyth represented by Drill Master diving accident – Fatal diving bell accident off Norway in 1974
  • Albert D. Stover represented by Johnson Sea Link accident – crewed submersible incident in which two divers died
  • Richard A. Walker represented by Wildrake diving accident – Fatal offshore diving accident in Scotland, 1979
  • Lothar Michael Ward represented by Star Canopus diving accident – Fatal offshore diving bell accident in 1978
  • Joachim Wendler – German aquanaut who died in a diving accident
  • Death of Bradley Westell – fatal diving accident in the North Sea in 1995
  • Arne Zetterström – Diver involved in experimental work with Hydrox breathing gas

• Freediving incidents
  • Loïc Leferme – French freediving record breaker
  • Audrey Mestre – French world record-setting freediver
  • Nicholas Mevoli – American freediver who died while attempting to set a record
  • Natalia Molchanova – Russian multiple world record holding freediver

• Scuba diving fatalities –
  • Ricardo Armbruster – Spanish ecologist, adventurer and entrepreneur
  • Allan Bridge – American conceptual artist
  • David Bright (diver) – wreck diver
  • Berry L. Cannon – American aquanaut who died in a diving incident
  • Cotton Coulson – photographer known for his work for National Geographic magazine
  • Cláudio Coutinho – Brazilian football manager and coach
  • E. Yale Dawson – American botanist and seaweed taxonomist
  • Deon Dreyer – South African scuba diver who died in Bushman's Hole
  • Milan Dufek – Czech singer, composer, guitarist and flautist
  • Sheck Exley – American cave and deep diving pioneer and record breaker
  • Maurice Fargues – French navy diver. First scuba fatality on aqualung equipment during a depth record attempt
  • Guy Garman – scuba diver who died in a depth record attempt
  • Steve Irwin – Australian zookeeper, conservationist and television personality
  • Jim Jones (American football, born 1935) – American football defensive back
  • Henry Way Kendall – American particle physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics
  • Artur Kozłowski (speleologist) – Polish cave diver
  • Chris and Chrissy Rouse, represented by The Last Dive – Non-fiction book about a double wreck diving fatality
  • Kirsty MacColl – English singer and songwriter
  • Agnes Milowka – Australian cave diver
  • François de Roubaix – French film score composer
  • David Shaw (diver) – Australian technical diver and former record holder killed in a diving incident
  • Wesley C. Skiles – American cave diver and underwater cinematographer
  • Dewey Smith – American aquanaut. Died in diving accident.
  • Rob Stewart (filmmaker) – Canadian photographer, filmmaker and conservationist
  • Esbjörn Svensson – Swedish jazz pianist and founder of the jazz group Esbjörn Svensson Trio
  • Josef Velek – Czech journalist, author and environmentalist

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