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HSE
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HSEHouse
HSEHealth and Safety Executive
HSEHelsinki School of Economics
HSEHealth, Safety & Environment
HSEHome Shopping Europe
HSEHigher School of Economics (Moscow, Russia)
HSEHamilton Southeastern (High School)
HSEHigh Speed Ethernet (Fieldbus Foundation)
HSEHosting Solution Engine (Cisco)
HSEHygiène, Sécurité et Environnement (France)
HSEHeat Shock Response Element (biochemistry)
HSEHigh Self Esteem
HSEHigh Speed Edition
HSEHealth & Safety Executive Officer
HSEBilly Mitchell Airport (Hatteras-Buxton, North Carolina)
HSEHuman Software Engineering
HSEHarmonic State Estimation
HSEHyperbaric Support Equipment
HSEHow Strangely Erotic
HSEHeater, Steam-Electric
HSEHigh-Speed Excavator
HSEHic Sepultus (or Situs) Est (Latin: Here Is Buried (or Laid))
HSEHand-Shaking Expansion


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The second new study of cancer in the semiconductor industry came from the United Kingdom Health and Safety Executive (HSE), which is responsible for maintaining health and safety in workplaces.
The cleanroom: how clean? (Environews Focus) by Tenenbaum, David J. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In the incident's wake, the Health and Safety Executive and Clariant have agreed upon new procedures to prevent a similar incident in the future.
Clariant UK by Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
Review of workplace-related violence, report for the Health and Safety Executive, No.
An overview of occupational violence. (Nursing Issues) by Chappell, Duncan / Australian Nursing Journal
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