They're falling ; injury and illness rates continue to drop - but why?

Article Abstract:

Discusses recent statistics showing the drop of injury and illness incidences in the workplace. The decrease could be attributed more to employers' efforts to cut costs than to OSHA regulations.

Statistical Data Included, Statistics, Employers, Work-related injuries, Work related injuries

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Turning out the effect of whole body vibration

Article Abstract:

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Department of United States Navy, operators of heavy equipment or large vehicles are more prone to the long term effects of whole body vibrations. Safety measures to prevent the whole body vibrations like fitting air ride seats and suspended cab in the vehicles are discussed. Standards prepared by International Organization for Standardization are described.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, General services, Standards, Usage, Military vehicles, Vehicles, Military

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Have a plan before OSHA calls

Article Abstract:

Procedures to properly deal with Occupational Safety & Health Administration (US government) during the implementation of Occupational safety program are explained with reference to the book "OSHA Inspections: Preparation and Response".

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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