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Metalworking Fluids: A Fact Sheet for Workers
Occupational Health publication from the Safety And Health Assessment And Research for Prevention -- SHARP -- program of the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
« LessWashington — Newsletter — 9/1/1997 — 0 Views
Rear Tractor Rollover Kills Farmer
A 67-year-old male farmer (the victim) died when the tractor he was operating flipped over backward, pinning him between it and another tractor.
« LessKentucky — Case Report — 7/31/1997 — 28 Views
Tractor/Baler Operator Killed in Entanglement
An 80-year-old full-time farmer died after being caught under a baler.
« LessKentucky — Case Report — 7/11/1997 — 25 Views
Logger Killed When Struck by Tree Limb During Hauling
A 52-year-old male was killed on a logging site when a tree limb struck him in the back of the head.
« LessKentucky — Case Report — 7/3/1997 — 25 Views
Farmer Killed When Tractor Slides Over Embankment While Mowing
A 56-year-old part-time farmer was killed when the tractor he was driving overturned while mowing.
« LessKentucky — Case Report — 7/1/1997 — 25 Views
Occupational lead exposure and hearing loss.
This article describes a cross sectional study that used audiometry and blood lead results using a dataset was that obtained from a private occupational health screening company to examine the relationship between blood lead level and hearing loss.
« LessIllinois — Journal Article — 7/1/1997 — 2 Views
Tractors and Heavy Rainfall
Since January, at least six Kentucky farmers have been killed in tractor rollovers in which terrain changes caused by recent heavy rainfalls were a factor.
« LessKentucky — Technical Report — 7/1/1997 — 25 Views
Interactive effect of ergonomics and production engineering on shoulder-neck exposure — A case study of assembly work in China and Sweden.
Ergonomic improvements of work station design have been widely embraced as a measure for reduction of physical work load (mechanical exposure) and prevention or control of occupational shoulder-neck disorders. However, other elements of work rationalization, more in the hands of production engineers, may also influence the mechanical exposure.
« LessWashington — Journal Article — 7/1/1997 — 0 Views
Injuries to rescue workers following the Oklahoma City bombing
Article printed in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine concerning injuries to emergency responders working in the aftermath of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City in 1995.
« LessOklahoma — Journal Article — 6/30/1997 — 1 Views
Hunting Preserve Operator Crushed by Rotary Cuff
male was killed while he was attempting to remove barbed wire that had become entangled in the blades of a rotary mower.
« LessKentucky — Case Report — 6/25/1997 — 25 Views

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