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ACCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Nursing Research, 1968J. D. P. Graham, K. A. N. Hitchens
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Iyo denshi to seitai kogaku. Japanese journal of medical electronics and biological engineering, 1973
Too often under‐rated, too often neglected and too often forgotten until there is a serious accident, is the job of the supervisor to ensure that his operatives have a safe place of work and work in a safe fashion. If we look at the situation sensibly there are four very important motivators to safety at work which can — if he becomes aware of them ...
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Too often under‐rated, too often neglected and too often forgotten until there is a serious accident, is the job of the supervisor to ensure that his operatives have a safe place of work and work in a safe fashion. If we look at the situation sensibly there are four very important motivators to safety at work which can — if he becomes aware of them ...
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American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health, 1946
D B, ARMSTRONG, W G, COLE
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D B, ARMSTRONG, W G, COLE
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ACCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Nursing Research, 1970null Diller +3 more
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2019
Chemical hazards other than toxicity are classified as flammables, corrosives, and explosives. Flammables can be liquid or solid. Corrosives are typically oxidants, strong acids and bases. Explosives are numerous, with the most common being nitrates and peroxides.
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Chemical hazards other than toxicity are classified as flammables, corrosives, and explosives. Flammables can be liquid or solid. Corrosives are typically oxidants, strong acids and bases. Explosives are numerous, with the most common being nitrates and peroxides.
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Accidents and Accident Prevention
Annual Review of Medicine, 1962R A McFarland, R C Moore
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