Not exact matches
In the U.S., the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees chemical and other facilities that deal with hazardous materials, making sure various «process safety» routines are followed so as to «
prevent or minimize the catastrophic
injury or death that could result from an accidental or purposeful release of toxic, reactive, flammable or explosive chemicals.»
Wire Side Chat: Stretch Break for Kids: Free Software Helps
Prevent Computer - Related
Injuries Karen Jacobs is a clinical professor of
occupational therapy at Boston University, a board - certified professional ergonomist, and a recognized expert in the fields of
occupational therapy and ergonomics.
In this Wire Side Chat, Dr. Karen Jacobs, a clinical professor of
occupational therapy and a recognized expert in the fields of ergonomics, discusses Stretch Break for Kids, a free software program designed to help children avoid
injuries associated with computer use, and offers tips for
preventing repetitive strain
injuries (RSIs) in kids.
Although employers are required under
Occupational Safety and Health Administration («OSHA») regulations to ensure that walking surfaces are safe and to
prevent falls from elevated equipment, slips, trips, and falls are among the most common causes of serious and fatal workplace
injuries and deaths.
Responsible for putting safety first with an aspirational goal to
prevent all
injuries,
occupational illnesses, and safety incidents.