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Evaluation of the impact of a mandatory safety training regulation on occupational injury and fatality rates among U.S. Stone, sand and gravel miners

Celeste Monforton

Диссертации и авторефераты · 2009

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There is little evidence that MSHA's Part 46 safety and health training regulation had an impact on overall fatality rates, or rates related to lost-time, restrictedduty or medical-treatment-only injuries. While it is plausible that there is a causal relationship between the regulatory intervention and the statistically significant decline in the rate of permanently-disabling injuries, inconsistency in the results preclude attributing the observed outcome to the intervention. Further analysis of data is needed.

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«There is little evidence that MSHA's Part 46 safety and health training regulation had an impact on overall fatality rates, or rates related to lost-time, restrictedduty or medical-treatment-only injuries.»

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There is little evidence that MSHA's Part 46 safety and health training regulation had an impact on overall fatality rates, or rates related to lost-time, restrictedduty or medical-treatment-only injuries. Полный текст публикации CiteX не хранит — доступ к первоисточнику открывается по DOI согласно лицензии издателя и выбранному плану.

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