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The farrier's work environment
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2012The horse industry in Sweden has rapidly expanded in recent years. This increasing number of horses implies a greater need for more farriers. Shoeing a horse is hard physical work, and includes awkward work postures and repetitive movements. It is well known that hard physical work increases the risk of injuries and musculoskeletal problems.
Lotta, Löfqvist, Stefan, Pinzke
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Applied Ergonomics, 1972
This article discusses the limits within which the working environment should be maintained. The limits are listed in a table. When the limits are exceeded, there is likely to be a fall in efficiency, an increased susceptibility to accidents, and a reduced attendance at work.
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This article discusses the limits within which the working environment should be maintained. The limits are listed in a table. When the limits are exceeded, there is likely to be a fall in efficiency, an increased susceptibility to accidents, and a reduced attendance at work.
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Work as an information environment
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance, 1978Abstract For the purposes of confirming and extending previous research on the nature of sources of information in a work environment, 387 faculty members at a large midwestern university were surveyed. Five sources of information (the formal organization, supervisor, co-workers, the task itself, and personal thoughts and feelings) were rated as to ...
L M, Hanser, P M, Muchinsky
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Work, environment and the fetus
Midwifery, 1989The opportunities for women to work in traditionally male oriented industries will increase substantially within the next 10 years exposing them to substances and processes which might adversely affect their reproductive health. The effects which known and putative reproductive toxins may have on pregnancy outcome are reviewed against the knowledge of ...
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Medication and the Work Environment
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1990Each year in the United States physicians write more than 1.5 billion prescriptions for their patients. Considering this scope of drug ingestion it seems safe to assume that medication is taken by some people while they are at work. The therapeutic effects or adverse reactions of drugs may compromise safety in the workplace. Furthermore, the conditions
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The Quality of the Work Environment
The American Journal of Nursing, 1975The quality of the environment in which we live and work is a vital issue. Advances in technology and the increased use of chemicals have caused our life support systems to become so polluted that our very survival is endangered. The federal government's involvement in pollution control has been expressed in a series of acts: the Air Quality Act of ...
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2011
We’ve introduced you to installing and configuring Puppet. In this chapter, we show how you might integrate Puppet into your organization’s workflow. This will allow you to use Puppet to make changes and manage your infrastructure in a logical and stable way.
James Turnbull, Jeffrey McCune
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We’ve introduced you to installing and configuring Puppet. In this chapter, we show how you might integrate Puppet into your organization’s workflow. This will allow you to use Puppet to make changes and manage your infrastructure in a logical and stable way.
James Turnbull, Jeffrey McCune
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2021
Chapter Three looks at work on the Otago goldfields, emphasising particularly the daily practices and randomness of gold deposits in Otago. It locates the work of goldmining within local natural environments that made the rushes fluid and unstable events.
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Chapter Three looks at work on the Otago goldfields, emphasising particularly the daily practices and randomness of gold deposits in Otago. It locates the work of goldmining within local natural environments that made the rushes fluid and unstable events.
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1994
In this chapter we shall be concerned with the physical environment that people inhabit at work, how they relate to that environment and how it affects them. In Part IV when we turn to the future of work we will return to the work environment (in Chapter 10) to consider the effects upon it of introducing new technology, and the changes that can entail ...
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In this chapter we shall be concerned with the physical environment that people inhabit at work, how they relate to that environment and how it affects them. In Part IV when we turn to the future of work we will return to the work environment (in Chapter 10) to consider the effects upon it of introducing new technology, and the changes that can entail ...
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