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Occupational Hazards
Magazine article by Paul Mason; New Statesman (1996), Vol. 140, May 9, 2011
Subjects:	Books--Book reviews, Fight Back! A Reader on the Winter of Protest (Collection)--Book reviews

HAZWOPER Compliance: What Lit Means to Employers
Magazine article by Jennifer Shriver; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 62, October 2000
Subjects:	Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980, Employee safety education--Management, Hazardous waste management, Hazardous waste management industry--Safety and security measures, Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill--History, United States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration--Standards

After Disaster Strikes: Lessons Learned from the Gulf Coast: As Hurricane Katrina Approached the Gulf Coast Region on Aug. 29, 2005, Residents and Business Owners Braced Themselves, Not Realizing They Were Facing What Would Become the Most Destructive Natural Disaster in U.S. History. after the Storm, Safety Professionals Hunkered Down for Rescue, Recovery and Rebuilding Efforts That Taught Them Lessons They Would Never Forget
Magazine article by Katherine Torres; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 69, August 2007
Subjects:	Business owners--Safety and security measures, Business owners--Training, Hurricane Katrina, 2005--Safety and security measures, Hurricanes--Safety and security measures, Hurricanes--Training, Natural disasters--Safety and security measures, Natural disasters--Training, Snyder, Dan--Safety and security measures

Will Success Spoil VPPPA?
Magazine article by Sandy Smith; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 65, March 2003
Subjects:	Brothers, June--Planning, Occupational health and safety--Services, Occupational safety and health--Services, United States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration--Services, Voluntary Protection Programs Participants Association--History, Voluntary Protection Programs Participants Association--Planning

Safer Demands Smarter: The Evolution of Workplace Training
Magazine article by Shane Austin; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, September 2008
Subjects:	Electronic security systems--Influence, Electronic security systems--Management, Employee development--History, Employee development--Influence, Security measures--Influence, Security measures--Management, Security systems--Influence, Security systems--Management

Five California Letter Carriers Deliver On-the-Job Heroics
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, October 2008
Subjects:	Girard, Alan--Achievements and awards, National Association of Letter Carriers of the U.S.A.--Achievements and awards, Quinonez, Rick--Achievements and awards, Rangel, Gilbert--Achievements and awards

The Birth of OSHA: The Federal Era of Occupational Safety and Health Begins with a Bitter Legislative Battle between Industry and Labor
Magazine article by Stephen G. Minter; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, October 2008
Subjects:	Safety regulations--Social aspects

Explosion-Proof Modem
Magazine article by Laura Walter; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, October 2008
Subjects:	Instrument industry, Instrument industry (Equipment)

Tactical Light
Magazine article by Laura Walter; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, October 2008
Subjects:	Container industry, Pelican Products Inc.

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Hazmat Suit
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, October 2008
Subjects:	Protective clothing--Cases

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Expanding Confined Space Awareness: Confined Space Entry Is One of the Leading Causes of Occupational Fatalities in the United States. Workers in America Make 4.8 Million Confined Space Entries per Year
Magazine article by Elizabeth Wilson; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, September 2008
Subjects:	Employers, Work related injuries, Work-related injuries

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Leadership's Effects on Employee Health, Well-Being
Magazine article by Sandy Smith; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, September 2008
Subjects:	Leadership--Health aspects, Leadership--Psychological aspects

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Avoiding an Accident Excuse Pile-Up: Latest Forklift-Monitoring Technology Lets You Know What Happens in the Warehouse and on the Docks When No One's Looking
Magazine article by Kerri Lusk-Barnes; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, September 2008
Subjects:	Boating--Accidents, Boats and boating--Accidents

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Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Shows a Decline in Worker Deaths
Magazine article by Sandy Smith; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, September 2008
Subjects:	Work related injuries, Work-related injuries

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Tooting Our Own Horn: In the Past Month, We Received Several National and Regional Editorial and Design Awards
Magazine article by Sandy Smith; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, August 2008
Subjects:	Periodical publishing--Achievements and awards, Periodical publishing--Rites, ceremonies and celebrations

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Drive It, Push It, Tow It or Drag It!
Magazine article by Howard Mccann, Robert Averitt; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, July 2008
Subjects:	Traffic safety--Methods, Transportation accidents

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New from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-WWW.CDC.Gov --and Its National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, July 2008
Subjects:	United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention--Safety and security measures, Web sites, Web sites (World Wide Web)

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House Hearing Addresses Injury and Illness Underreporting
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, July 2008
Subjects:	Work related injuries, Work-related injuries

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Calendar of Events
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, June 2008

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Young Leaders in Industrial Hygiene: While Their Careers Have Taken Different Paths, These Four Industrial Hygienists Share a Commitment to the Profession, a Passion for Protecting Workers and the Environment and a Positive Attitude about the Future
Magazine article by Sandy Smith; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, May 2008
Subjects:	American Industrial Hygiene Association--Officials and employees, Hart, Donald J.--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Leadership--Analysis, Leadership--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Online Training Portal: SEDA Co-sponsors the University of Safety Distribution: One of the Roles of Every Trade Association Is to Provide Training and Education for Members Relevant to the Industry It Serves
Magazine article by Wayne Johnson; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, May 2008
Subjects:	Universities and colleges

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Optimizing the Safety Culture Part 1: Optimizing Management Support for Safety Is a Key Ingredient for Safety Culture Improvement and the Further Reduction of Injuries. Part 1 of This 2-Part Series Provides Some General Managerial Recommendations with an Emphasis on Improving Safety Management Systems E.G., Training, Incentives) to Optimize Safety Culture
Magazine article by Josh Williams; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, May 2008
Subjects:	Work related injuries--Training, Work-related injuries--Training

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How to Create an ANSI Z359.2-Complaint Fall-Protection Plan: Capital Safety
Magazine article by Damro Nate; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, April 2008
Subjects:	Business enterprises--Laws, regulations and rules, Business enterprises--Safety and security measures, Occupational health and safety--Methods, Occupational safety and health--Methods

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For the Whole Person
Magazine article; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, April 2008
Subjects:	Agricultural equipment and supplies industry, Agricultural equipment industry, Deere & Co., Safety regulations

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One Step at a Time: While Much Attention Is Focused on Falls from Heights, Same-Level Falls Can Be Debilitating and Even Fatal. Shoe Choices, Flooring Options and Even Employee Perceptions Can Impact Same-Level Slips and Falls
Magazine article by Wen-Ruey Chang, Yueng-Hsiang Huang; Occupational Hazards, Vol. 70, March 2008
Subjects:	Accidental falls, Falls (Accidents), Floor covering industry, Floor coverings industry, Research scientists

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