Sentences with phrase «from occupational hazards»

It is essential to address the health risks associated with urban agriculture to protect consumers from contaminated foods and farm workers from occupational hazards whilst reaping the benefits of urban agriculture for urban food security, nutrition and other benefits of urban agriculture for sustainable urban development

Cigarette smoking also increases the risks from these occupational hazards.

Concurrently, the zoonotic profile of leptospirosis has shifted from an occupational hazard affecting mainly meat - production workers & veterinary personnel to a disease associated with recreational exposure to contaminated water & soil, e.g. boating, fishing, etc..

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The variation on the thickness of the stripes adds interest and helps keep me from looking overly wide, a occupational hazard when wearing vertical stripes

Her performance Mountain Woman — Tunes to FaceTime occurred on Day 14 of the Project Space Festival as a part of DISTRICT's presentation THE MANY HEADED HYDRA at the Grenzwachturm in Treptow, which also included Ato Malinda's work On Fait Ensemble and the publication Sea Body Infrastructure Image, with contributions from Anna Hallin & Olga Bergmann, Bryndís Björnsdóttir, Hannah Black, Natasha Ginwala, Tinna Grétarsdóttir, Emma Haugh, Suza Husse, the Occupational Hazard Project, Tejal Shah, Elsa Westreicher, Nine Eglatine Yamamoto - Masson and participants of the workshops «Speaking As Fishes» in Leipzig and Reykjavik.

Under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act (the «OHSA»), employers have a general duty to protect their workers from workplace hazards and occupationaOccupational Health and Safety Act (the «OHSA»), employers have a general duty to protect their workers from workplace hazards and occupationaloccupational illnesses.

Portions adapted from «Five Ways to Avoid Misunderstandings,» Terry Bragg, Occupational Hazards, July 1999.

I don't have a single photo of myself from last night, I was too busy working the room taking snaps of others — a bit of an occupational hazard when you're the communications manager.