Dow workers share off-the-job lessons

Article Abstract:

Workers and their family members at Michigan based Dow Chemicals Co. share their personal experiences especially regarding off-the-job related safety messages by posting messages on the company's website. The "Lessons Learned" section of the company's Intranet site is a joint safety initiative created between two Dow expertise centers, and includes off-the-job safety tales, stories on automotive accidents, mishaps, fires, etc.

Public affairs, Personnel administration, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Safety Training, Social aspects, Human resource management, Company systems management, Information management, Chemical industry, Dow Chemical Co. (Midland, Michigan), Employee safety education, Company personnel management, DOW, Pesticides industry, Herbicides, Sulphur industry

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Weathering the storm

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Extreme weather conditions create more havoc than the terrorist attacks. There is an imperative need for the companies to forecast the least possible natural disaster and be prepared to prevent the long term repercussions.

Venture Analysis, Methods, Business enterprises, Natural disasters

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Homeland security in the workplace

Article Abstract:

The details of fire prevention plans, which are required to ensure safety and security of employees at workplaces, are presented.

Fire prevention, Workers

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