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EHS Today Ergonomics Helping Ergonomists and Safety Managers find the right solutions to a host of ergonomic-related challenges.
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What would U.S. employers do with an extra billion dollars a month, the cost to U.S. business of overexertion injuries?
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A new ANSI/ASSE standard will address occupational hazards not just on site or after an incident occurs, but from the beginning – in the design process.
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A construction worker operating heavy machinery. A pilot navigating a flight through stormy weather. A surgeon operating on a patient. If any of these people become fatigued on the job, they may find themselves in a life or death situation. According to a new study, teamwork may be the best way to combat the dangerous effects of occupational fatigue.
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By merely stepping into a darkened booth, gripping a couple of handles and pushing a “trigger” with their thumbs, workers one day may be able to virtually try on protective clothing and equipment and find the perfect fit.
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Companies that incorporate eco-friendly initiatives aren’t just helping save the Earth – they also can create a healthier, more productive work environment for their employees.
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Are you a Future Leader or know one who could use a $5,000 scholarship?
Future Leaders is a scholarship program sponsored by EHS Today and PureSafety recognizing outstanding abilities and contributions as a student in EHS-related programs.
Future Leaders is sending a call for applications for a $5,000 scholarship to be awarded in December 2011. Students meeting the requirements are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: September 30, 2011
Click here for more info or to download an application.
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