The 4 standard occupational health and safety strategies
What are anticipation, recognition, control, and evaluation?
______ had the highest rate of nonfatal injuries and illnesses
What is agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting?
Mining machines cutting more rock has led to
An example of engineering and environmental controls to prevent Black Lung
What is ventilation and water spray?
____ is most similar to hazard analysis
anticipation
What is a temporary worker?
The type of curve that is used to describe the trend in black lung cases (decrease over many decades, recently the trend reversed)
What is a U-shaped curve?
A respirator is an example of ____
What is PPE?
What is no smoking policy?
What is a policy that the doors remain unlocked during business hours?
What is Smithfield?
The agency that monitors Black Lung disease
What is NIOSH?
List at least 3 challenges
*doesn't have to be in the form of a question
safety vs productivity, PPE acceptance, High compensation for dangerous work, insufficient enforcement, mining 'culture', declining unionization, thinner coal seems, and deregulation
State at least 3 reasons as to why there were so many fatalities in the Triangle Fire
What is lack of exit door, fire escape failure, no alarm system, no sprinkler system, lack of a plan, short ladders, lack of extinguishers?
The typical trend in fatal and nonfatal injuries and illnesses in the workplace overtime
What is a decrease/decline in cases?
About how long ago did the modern era of coal mine regulation begin
What is nearly 50 years ago?
Only cases of those still working describes the _______
What is the Healthy worker effect?
The name of the factory and the year of the fire
What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory and 1911?
The data displayed what types of rates
What are incidence rates?
As a result of this act (and its regulations), the proportion of Black Lung cases decreased
Chest x-ray by NIOSH every five years is an example of this occupational health and safety strategy
*hint: the answer doesn't start with an s
What is recognition?