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The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
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Mike Benz joined George Wilson Bowskill's groupGlass industry Safety Matters
The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
Matthew Richard, CIH joined George Wilson Bowskill's groupGlass industry Safety Matters
The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
Albert Khor joined George Wilson Bowskill's groupGlass industry Safety Matters
The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
Glass industry Safety Matters
The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
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Glass industry Safety Matters
The glass industry, has a tendency to be one of a few very high accident and injury prone industries, I would ask any and all safety professionals to join and help bring down the incident rates, thank you
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LMXonline.com features online safety & health training courses (OSHA standardized) including spanish courses. It comes with a web-based learning management system for corporations to manage assignments to employees,track progress & view certificatesSee More
George Wilson Bowskill posted a blog postWALK DON'T RUN
There is an old saying, that goes" ITS BETTER TO BE 5 MINUTES LATE IN THIS WORLD THAN 5 YEARS EARLY IN THE NEXT"Please read the following story, and think about it the next time your late for work or just a meeting.From our Bizarre Accident File: A trip-and-fall incident proved fatal at a glass manufacturing plant in Tumwater, WA.A worker aged, 23, tripped while he was rushing up stairs at the Cardinal Coated Glass plant.His neck hit the edge of a pane of glass that was coming off an assembly…See More
George Wilson Bowskill posted a blog postGeneral points of machine Guarding
Many builders of todays single purpose machines provide point of operation and power transmission guards as standard on their machines.Manufacturers built in safeguards offer two main advantages, firstly they usually conform to the design and the function of the machine, and secondly they can be designed in a way to add strength to the machine and in many cases add to the functionality of the machine.However not all machines still in use today have the manufacturers built in safeguards.Custom…See More
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We are the industry leader in Online Health & Safety Training! We have provided our services to companies such as Bridgstone Aircraft Tires, Transammonia and Carnival Cruise Lines. Now it's time to get your business on board!See More
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Profile Information
- Where do you live (city, state, country)?
- Casa Grande Arizona USA
- What industry do you work in?
- Glass Industry
- What is your job title?
- Snr Mechanical engineer
- What company do you work for or associate with?
- Cardinal glass Industries
- Do you currently use or recommend Personal Protective Equipment?
- Yes
- How did you find our online community?
- Link from OSHAcadamy
- What best describes the role you play in the purchase of safety products?
- Use hand protection on my job
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Eye safety
NIOSH Safety and Health Topic:
Eye Safety
Each day about 2000 U.S. workers have a job-related eye injury that requires medical treatment. About one third of the injuries are treated in hospital emergency departments and more than 100 of these injuries result in one or more days of lost work. The majority of these injuries result from small particles or objects striking or abrading the eye. Examples include metal slivers, wood chips, dust, and cement chips that… Continue
Eye Safety
Each day about 2000 U.S. workers have a job-related eye injury that requires medical treatment. About one third of the injuries are treated in hospital emergency departments and more than 100 of these injuries result in one or more days of lost work. The majority of these injuries result from small particles or objects striking or abrading the eye. Examples include metal slivers, wood chips, dust, and cement chips that… Continue
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 12:21am
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House and Senate Committee Hearings Focus on Workplace Safety Issues
Posted on April 28, 2009 by Jay Sumner
On April 28, both the House and Senate conducted hearings to address the adequacy of employer incentives for maintaining safe workplaces and penalties for violating Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) laws. Lawmakers in both chambers stressed the need for… Continue
House and Senate Committee Hearings Focus on Workplace Safety Issues
Posted on April 28, 2009 by Jay Sumner
On April 28, both the House and Senate conducted hearings to address the adequacy of employer incentives for maintaining safe workplaces and penalties for violating Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) laws. Lawmakers in both chambers stressed the need for… Continue
Posted on September 2, 2009 at 1:57am
WALK DON'T RUN
There is an old saying, that goes" ITS BETTER TO BE 5 MINUTES LATE IN THIS WORLD THAN 5 YEARS EARLY IN THE NEXT"
Please read the following story, and think about it the next time your late for work or just a meeting.
From our Bizarre Accident File: A trip-and-fall incident proved fatal at a glass manufacturing plant in Tumwater, WA.
A worker aged, 23, tripped while he was rushing up stairs at the Cardinal Coated Glass plant.
His neck hit the edge of a pane of glass… Continue
Please read the following story, and think about it the next time your late for work or just a meeting.
From our Bizarre Accident File: A trip-and-fall incident proved fatal at a glass manufacturing plant in Tumwater, WA.
A worker aged, 23, tripped while he was rushing up stairs at the Cardinal Coated Glass plant.
His neck hit the edge of a pane of glass… Continue
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 1:05am — 3 Comments
General points of machine Guarding
Many builders of todays single purpose machines provide point of operation and power transmission guards as standard on their machines.
Manufacturers built in safeguards offer two main advantages, firstly they usually conform to the design and the function of the machine, and secondly they can be designed in a way to add strength to the machine and in many cases add to the functionality of the machine.
However not all machines still in use today have the manufacturers built in… Continue
Manufacturers built in safeguards offer two main advantages, firstly they usually conform to the design and the function of the machine, and secondly they can be designed in a way to add strength to the machine and in many cases add to the functionality of the machine.
However not all machines still in use today have the manufacturers built in… Continue
Posted on August 27, 2009 at 7:30am
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