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:: Sunday, February 20, 2005 ::
Computers: Construction Health and Safety Resources Occupational Hazards
Falls are the leading cause of fatal injury in construction. In fact, construction accounts for half of all work-related fatal falls in the United States. The NIOSH publication Worker Deaths by Falls (www.cdc.gov/niosh/00-116pd.html) provides an overview of fall hazards, analyzes fatal falls and describes the elements of a good fall protection program. The NIOSH Construction Web page contains links to similar information covering electrical safety, traffic safety, silica, asbestos, lead and more.------------------------------------------- posted 11:30 PM :: reference link ::
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