Safety & Health 1997 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Safety & Health 1997
20 items no home should be without. (safety items)	Health	Carla Merolla
Are standardized reporting requirements around the corner?(Column)	Health	Scott Richardson, Gary Knoble
Are you bringing home more than a paycheck?(tips on how to prevent home contamination)	Health
Are you on track to reduce claims? (effective use of automated incident-tracking system to reduce worker accidents and workers-compensation filings)	Health	Gary L. Hahn
Can suicide be considered a work-related death?	Health	Daniel B. Hartshorn
Check toxins at the door.(home contamination problems in the US)	Health	Rick Petreycik
Commercial driver's licencing makes the grade.(evaluating the Commercial Driver's Licence Program)	Health	Deeann Glamser
Companies can use case data to help prevent injuries.	Health	Karen Wolfe
Cool off without high costs. (cooling and ventilation strategies for business establishments)(Column)	Health	J. Carey Smith
Do you know which glove to use?	Health
Eastern Europe struggles with safety and health issues in a fragile economy.	Health	Mark Shuman
Educate your drivers about highway signs.(includes a related article on traffic signs)	Health	Peter Haapaniemi
EPA updates master testing list. (Environmental Protection Agency)(Column)	Health
Everyone wins with safety teams.(Column)	Health	Matthew J. Key
Ford opens its doors to a safe solution: pneumatic exit devices help keep workers safe around hazardous materials.	Health	Kenneth E. Salter
Get a glimpse of the latest safety research.	Health
Honeywell saves energy - and money. (recipient of the 1997 "Energy Star Buildings Partner of the Year Award")	Health
Hot tips for burn treatment.(first-aid tips in treating burns)	Health	Ray Clouatre
How much safety training do employees understand?(Column)	Health	Joseph R. Kelbus
How to cook up an ergonomic resource center. (cost savings potential of establishing an ergonomics resource center)	Health	Sandra Swanson
How to handle mercury safely.	Health	Lewis Johnson
How to prevent cumulative trauma on the shop floor.	Health	Elizabeth Agnvall
How to promote a positive safety attitude.	Health	Sherry Gannaway
How to run a successful safety-incentive program.	Health	Doug Toft
International profile: National Safety Council of India.	Health
Manufacturers and distributors.(1997 Industrial Hygiene Buyers' Guide)(tabular data only)(Buyers Guide)	Health
Many PEL issues still unresolved. (permissible exposure limits to air contaminants)	Health	Mick Hans
Open up safety in confined spaces. (tips and techniques in minimizing accidents in confined spaces)	Health	R. Craig Schroll
Open your eyes to the hazards of nighttime driving.(includes related article on how to drive safely during night time)	Health	Carol Silverman Saunders
Products and services.(1997 Industrial Hygiene Buyer's Guide)(tabular data only)(Buyers Guide)	Health
Repetitive strains still plague European meat industry.(automation in meat processing may reduce incidence of repetitive strains)	Health	Marc Davis
Safety and human resources go hand in hand.	Health	Stuart Flatow
Safety professionals cross international borders on World Safety Day.	Health
Save your skin: use gloves correctly.	Health	Thomas H. Kabaker
Set your sites on MSDS providers: this comparative study helps you navigate through the Internet maze. (material safety data sheets)	Health	Hongjie Wang, Yan Hong
Side-impact helmets enter the safety scene. (development of standard for side-impact helmets)	Health	Robert Derocher
Skin cancer toll climbs 'down under'.(skin-cancer awareness in Australia)(includes related article on the types of skin cancer)	Health	Peter Spielmann
Southeast Asia battles burning workplace issue. (includes related article on the safety and health project of the International Labor Office)	Health	Mark Hallet
The helmet: what makes you hot can be cool. (tips and techniques concerning protective head gear)	Health
Unintentional-injury deaths up 4th straight year.	Health	Alan Hoskin
U.S., Canada agree on Great Lakes cleanup. (joint effort by the US and Canadian environmental agencies to clean up the Great Lakes from 1997 to 2006)	Health
Violence on the front line.(preventing workplace violence)	Health	Sue Kapp
Well-related deaths decline.	Health	Alan F. Hoskin
Why do people smoke? (includes related article on carrots as substitute for cigarettes, and steps to quit smoking)	Health	Brenda Shoss
Workers-comp update. (workers compensation insurance)	Health

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