Eye protection

Article Abstract:

As per the National safety Council, in 2002, there were 42,286 fatal eye injuries, with about 12,420 of these injuries having occurred in the manufacturing industry. This translated into over $300 million loss per year, according to the Department of Labor. The major reason for these injuries is due to employees not wearing safety eyewear or wearing scratched and unsafe eyewear. Another reason is employeesE reluctance to use eyewashes. An overview of the latest eye protection products is presented.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Accidents, Eye, Eye injuries

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Future flashes: industrial hygienists say profession has bright but varied tomorrow

Article Abstract:

The opinions of the industrial hygienists about their occupation, in terms of meeting the challenges of the changing industrial needs and the futuristic trends of their occupation are presented.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Industrial hygienists

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Best practices flow at the brewery

Article Abstract:

The Continuous Safety Improvement Process at Coors Brewing Company, winner of the 1998 National Association of Manufacturers' Workforce Excellence Award, is discussed.

Achievements and awards, Brewing industry, Breweries, National Association of Manufacturers, Coors Brewing Co.

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