Occupational Safety and Health for Technologists Engineers and Managers 9th Edition Goetsch Test Bank

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Product Details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 013469581X
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0134695815
• Author: David Goetsch

Occupational Safety and Health for Technologists, Engineers, and Managers provides a practical teaching resource preparing future safety and health professionals to practice in an age of rising global competition and technological change. In addition to covering OSHA standards and all core safety and health topics, Goetsch explores critical safety issues not covered in OSHA. The text suits postsecondary students of safety engineering, safety management, or occupational safety, plus students who need a comprehensive safety and health course.

Table of contents:

1. Part One Historical Perspective and Overview
2. Chapter One Safety and Health Movement, Then and Now
3. Learning Objectives
4. Developments Before the Industrial Revolution
5. Milestones in the Safety Movement
6. Tragedies That Have Changed the Safety Movement
7. Hawk’s Nest Tragedy
8. Asbestos Menace
9. Bhopal Tragedy
10. Factory Fire in Bangladesh
11. Role of Organized Labor
12. West Fertilizer Company Explosion
13. Role of Specific Health Problems
14. Safety and Health Standards Apply to More Than Just Manufacturing
15. Development of Accident Prevention Programs
16. Development of Safety Organizations
17. Safety and Health Movement Today
18. Integrated Approach to Safety and Health
19. New Materials, New Processes, and New Problems
20. Rapid Growth in the Profession
21. Does Moving Manufacturing Jobs Overseas Reduce the Accident Rate?
22. Summary
23. Key Terms and Concepts
24. Review Questions
25. Endnotes
26. Chapter Two Accidents and Their Effects
27. Learning Objectives
28. Costs of Accidents
29. Accidental Deaths in the United States
30. Accidents versus Other Causes of Death
31. Work Accident Costs and Rates
32. Time Lost Because of Work Injuries
33. Deaths in Work Accidents
34. Work Injuries by Type of Accident
35. Death Rates by Industry
36. Parts of the Body Injured on the Job
37. Estimating the Cost of Accidents
38. Cost-Estimation Method
39. Other Cost-Estimation Methods
40. Estimating Hidden Costs
41. Global Impact of Accidents and Injuries
42. OSHA Reports and Logs
43. Summary

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