Top priority? Readers tap training

Article Abstract:

Safety and Health journal's 4th annual reader survey of safety, health and environmental protection reveals a growing emphasis on safety training, controlling workers-compensation costs and ergonomics. The survey also shows health and safety professionals concern for the effects of corporate downsizing, aging work force, air- and water-quality and workplace violence. However, few respondents considered the impact of issues concerning AIDS, the NAFTA and ISO 14000.

Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Surveys

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Give a child the gift of safety

Article Abstract:

Child-safety seats have saved around 2,655 lives from 1982 to 1994. At present, 48 states have adopted safety-belt laws and all states observe child-safety-seat laws. For parents who cannot afford to buy child-safety seats, the Maryland Safety Council and the Western Pennsylvania Safety Council donated 50 safety seats to the health department in North Carolina.

Infants' Car Seats, Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing, Public building & related furniture, Safety and security measures, Column, Appreciation, Children and travel, Child safety seats

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