Why Is This Job Killing Me?

by John B. Kachuba; Mary A. Newman, Ph


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 5/17/2011

Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 159
ISBN : 9781462868858

About the Book

Work Smarter, Work Healthier! What you don’t know about your workplace could kill you. What you learn in this book could save your life. Recognize the silent killers Create safer workplace environments Improve your health and your job performance Did you know that every nine minutes someone is killed by their job? In this groundbreaking book, two experts in the field of occupational safety tell you what's wrong at the workplace, who is at risk, and what you and your employer can do to create a safer working environment. Learn how to protect yourself from the top ten job-related illnesses and injuries--from respiratory disease to cancer, from reproductive disorders to musculoskeletal injuries and trauma. YouÊll discover: Four steps to risk assessment in the workplace The easiest method of reducing exposure to toxic substances How to recognize „sick building syndrome‰ and what to do about it How to prevent back injuries, sprains, strains, inflammations, and dislocations It's all here in the book that offers real solutions for real problems that affect you on--and off--the job. YouÊll find practical--and legal--know-how, suggestions for employers, a complete list of occupational health resources with addresses and Web sites, and more.


About the Author

The husband and wife team of John Kachuba and Mary Newman together have over twenty-five years of combined professional experience in the field of occupational safety and health. Mary Newman received her doctorate in industrial hygiene. Before founding Healthcare Environments, Inc., an international safety and health consulting company based in Cincinnati, Ohio, she was a commissioned officer in the Public Health Service station with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. She is the author of numerous NIOSH documents.