| 101
Best Resumes |
| By by Michael Betrus, Jay A. Block.
The top resume writers in the country have pooled
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| Best
Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview
Questions |
| Mathew J. DeLuca. A Five-Star bestseller.
All job seekers face a barrage of questions--some
easy, others tricky, each one designed to elicit
key informaiton. Written by an expert who knows
both sides of the personnel desk, this job interview
bible is packed with useful tips on turning possible
negative responses into positives. First-timers
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| Complete
Guide to OSHA Compliance |
| Designed to help safety professionals,
industrial hygienists, and human resources personnel
ensure compliance with existing and upcoming OSHA
regulations. This essential book explains employer
and employee rights and responsibilities, and it
provides everything you need to know about employer
standards and requirements for specific operations. |
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| Creating
the Ergonomically Sound Workplace |
| By Lee Ostrom. The basic outline
and step-by-step approach of this book will show
those without experience or training how to diagnose
and correct ergonomic problems such as high absenteeism,
carpal tunnel syndrome, back strain, and stress-related
medical problems in order to prevent injuries and
improve performance. |
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| Ergonomics
Edge: Improving Safety, Quality, and Productivity |
| Workplace ergonomics can be an advantage,
not burden, to really help improve your company's
safety, quality, productivity, workers' comp, turnover,
absenteeism, and sales. Use this book to help you
convince management of the value of ergonomic programs. |
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Center |
| Pueblo, CO. The site provides access
to the full text of hundreds of US government consumer
publications, including occupationally related material. |
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| Handbook
of Human Factors and Ergonomics |
| This is the second edition of a book
that is considered THE reference for the rapidly
expanding fields of human factors and ergonomics.
Over 100 contributors representing the top specialists
in the world have written chapters on their areas
of expertise. This edition has been thoroughly updated
to include the most recent research and applications.
It also includes state-of-the-art coverage of all
aspects of the field such as equipment, workplace,
and job design; design for health and safety. |
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| Handbook of OSHA Construction
Safety and Health |
| By James V. Eidson, Charles Dennis
Reese, Jim E Lapping (May 1999) |
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| Healthy
Home Handbook: All You Need to Know to Rid Your
Home of Pollutants and Safety Hazards |
| By John Warde. Well, nobody really
wants to hear this, but our homes are filled with
potential hazards that can harm us, make us ill,
or even kill us. That's the bad news. The good news
is that a thorough approach and proper information
can help any of us eliminate nearly all the potential
problems. This book has everything you need to make
sure that your own "Home Sweet Home" is
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| International Occupational Safety
and Health Resource Catalogue |
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| Introduction
to Labor Law |
| (Ilr Bulletin, 66), by Michael Evan
Gold. Revised version of classic explanation of
the protection to which workers are entitled under
the National Labor Relations Act. |
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| Laser
and Eye Safety in the Laboratory |
| By Larryl Matthews, Gabe Garcia (Editor).
Paperback (January 1995). IEEE. This book presents
a refreshing, straightforward approach to laser
safety. The authors have written the material in
such a way, that a person with little or no laser
experience can establish a safe working laser environment.
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| No! No! No! : A Woman's Guide
to Personal Defense and Street Safety |
| By Kathy Long, et al. World champion
kickboxer Kathy Long shows women how to defend themselves
in almost any situation. The first book on this
subject by a woman who fights for a living, No!
No! No! helps women become aware of potentially
dangerous situations and equips them with skills
to fight back. 100 photos. |
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| Occupational
Biomechanics |
| Explores the biomechanical principles
both in the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders
in industry and working conditions and worker performance
in general. This Second Edition reflects the tremendous
amount of rapidly emerging knowledge that has taken
place. |
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| Occupational
Ergonomics Handbook |
| This Handbook will provide comprehensive
and state-of-the art knowledge of industrial ergonomics
and safety to a worldwide market. There are 111
chapters and approximately 125 contributors...the
who's who internationally in Ergonomics. |
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| OSHA
Handbook for Small Businesses |
| Help small business establish safety
programs. Publication is available in Adobe Acrobat
Format (PDF). You need Acrobat Reader software installed
in your computer. |
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| Physical
and Biological Hazards of the Workplace |
| By Peter H., M.D. Wald, Gregg Stave
(Contributor). This major reference on the health
risks posed by physical and biological hazards in
the workplace provides clear, detailed coverage
of the many components of each hazard. such as extremes
of temperature and pressure, noise, electricity,
IR and UV, lasers, magnetic fields, microwave, RF,
and ionizing radiation. Biological agents are covered
in equal depth, plus viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites,
envenomations, and more |
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| Safety
& Health on the Internet |
| 2nd Edition, by Ralph B. Stuart III,
CIH, Manager of Internet SAFETY List, and Chemical
Safety Coordinator at the University of Vermont
and Christopher Moore, MLS, Technical Analyst, Canadian
Centre for Occupational Health and Safety. Softcover,
Index, 328 pages, 1998. Includes over 1000 safety
and health Internet resources! Extensively expanded,
the 2nd Edition is both a comprehensive user's guide
to the Internet and a "Yellow Pages" showing
where safety and health information can be found
on the World Wide Web. |
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