Safety & Health 1992 Mick Hans - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Safety & Health 1992 Mick Hans
Cable TV connects with safety. (safety training in the cable television industry)(includes related article)	Health	Mick Hans
Clamp down on security. (Safety & Health Question of the Month)	Health	Mick Hans
Control chemical hazards at work: employers and government agencies take a closer look at organic solvents and heavy metals.	Health	Mick Hans
Don't get steamed: Lock it out. (lockout/tagout protective measures for nonelectrical energy hazards)(includes related article) (Cover Story)	Health	Mick Hans
Finish first with sober drivers. (company drug and alcohol testing programs)(includes reader survey results) (Feedback) (Cover Story)	Health	Mick Hans
Hazards that lurk under the sink: everyday household cleaners can trash the environment.	Health	Mick Hans
How presidential candidates view safety. (Pres. George Bush and Bill Clinton on occupational safety and health) (Safety & Health Question of the Month)	Health	Mick Hans
Know your PCBs: rule violations can cost you. (disposal rules for polychlorinated biphenyls) (Safety & Health Question of the Month)	Health	Mick Hans
Never assume with hydraulic fluids. (health hazards of hydraulic fluids) (Safety & Health Question of the Month) (Column)	Health	Mick Hans
OSHA retools reporting. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration; revision of workplace injury reporting guidelines or 29 CFR Part 1904) (Safety & Health Question of the Month)	Health	Mick Hans
Pre-employment physicals and the ADA. (Americans with Disabilities Act) (Safety & Health Question of the Month) (Column)	Health	Mick Hans
Storm-water regulation on the rise. (EPA's National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System requirements) (Column)	Health	Mick Hans
The path to promotion. (career path to corporate safety manager) (Column)	Health	Mick Hans
Train temporary workers for continual safety.	Health	Mick Hans

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