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:: Saturday, May 20, 2006 ::
Forget lost time accidents, what about lost time lives? - by Sean Cronin, ITP.net, United Arab Emirates
The absence of a prosecuting health and safety watchdog in many Gulf states means that construction workers who are killed in site accidents fall into what is a statistical black hole. They really are ‘the forgotten’.
And what of these investigations that we are told about so often in the hours or days after a fatal site accident?
When the investigations are completed what do they say, where are they filed, who writes them and more importantly, who reads them?
We sure don’t.------------------------------------------- posted 8:04 AM :: reference link ::
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