..., while injuries in this field have decreased from 2012 to 2015, the injury rate for hospitals is 1.49 times higher than the average for private industry. Nursing Assistants have the fourth-highest incidence rate (348.5 injuries per 10,000 full-time workers) in the United States. Hospitals also employ...

... occupational injuries, with 10.1 per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers. In the United Kingdom, out of 247 fatalities during the period 2015/16, 45, or 18%, occurred in construction (HSE 2016). In Colombia, injury rates in the construction industry show an increasing trend, remaining higher than other...

... in English might be an immediate factor, but it is not always a root cause of injuries among Hispanic workers. hazard workplace injury injury rate health occupational injury big picture work-related injury hispanic construction worker intervention safety management labor law us government...

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... injuries, 18 percent of the 4,405 workers killed on the job that year, according to United States Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Preliminary Report Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, as shown in Figure 1. The fatal injuries rate for Hispanic workers in 2013 was 3.8 per 100,000 full...

... demonstrated positive impacts on all or some of these dimensions (Robson et al. 2010, 12), it is important to emphasize the use of training techniques that have effectively helped reduce the disproportionately higher occupational fatal injury rates among the Hispanic workforce in the United States of America...

... Introduction If healthcare organizations have been teaching and practicing good body mechanics and safe lifting techniques, as well as investing in expensive lifting apparatus for years, why aren't worker injury rates going down? Sprains and strains continue to top the list of healthcare...

... shows us companies can be run differently and have successful programs. Management styles and practices vary but common styles or safety program elements exist at companies with lower crash or injury rates. trucker vehicle history hsse reporting injury rate communicate expectation truck...

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... of jobs, ease of entry, relatively high income, and limited need for experience and English literacy (Jaselkis et al, 2008). In the United States, construction workers face higher work-related injuries rates than workers in other industries (Jorgensen et al. 2006). Construction also ranks among the five...

... & medicine safety professional workplace injury compliance function university injury senior leadership compliance environmental health crickette injury rate Session No. 688 Risk Managers are from Mars, Safety Professionals from Venus: The Safety Professional s Role in ERM Erike J. Young, MPPA...

... Introduction Liberty Mutual has conducted benchmark and best practice surveys on mid-size truckers since 1996. The purpose of this study was to identify companies with lower crash and injury rates and identify common elements of the well-performing programs. Our 2010-year trucker survey...

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... Introduction School districts have a wide variety of exposures and types of injuries. School districts have a wide range of injury rates per 1,000 enrollments. To provide districts insured by Liberty Mutual with feedback on how their results compare to other districts we conducted a study...

... best to allocate resources to ensure the lowest possible frequency and severity of injuries to employees. Research suggests that it is the safety management system that has the most significant impact on injury rates (Carder, 2003; O'Toole, 2002). Efforts within organizations that include key elements...

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... demotivate leaders through how safety is managed, for example by focusing on injuries while ignoring the exposures that lead to them or by making all bonus compensation contingent on injury rates. In other cases, they can demotivate by introducing barriers to effective safety leadership, for instance...