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Public Health Courses PUBH 3310 Occupational Health and Safety August 30, 2004 COURSE INTRODUCTION Fall 2004 Occupational Health and Safety, PUBH 3310 For <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> , Environmental Health, Environmental Engineering Environmental Management, PUBH/CEE 3610 For <a...
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Public Health Courses PUBH 3310 Occupational Health and Safety August 30, 2004 COURSE INTRODUCTION Fall 2004 Occupational Health and Safety, PUBH 3310 For <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> , Environmental Health, Environmental Engineering Environmental Management, PUBH/CEE 3610 For <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> , Environmental Health, Environmental Engineering <a href="/keyword/communicable-disease/" >communicable disease</a> Control, PUBH 5010 For Environmental Health, Public Health Education (PUBH 4030) Public Health Courses Fall 2004 <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> Seminar, PUBH 5300 For Jr. and Sr. <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> students, others Tech 122, 12:30 Tuesday, Special topics, internships Course Introduction Required for Public Health students with <a href="/keyword/industrial-hygiene/" >industrial hygiene</a> or environmental health emphasis Most any working person could benefit No textbook is required Difficulty finding an appropriate text Lectures will be posted to the web (PUBH 4300) IH Chemical and Physical Hazards, PUBH 5310 For Jr. level IH students Can be concurrent with PUBH 3310 BNR 314, 8:30 MWF (IH Recognition of Hazards, PUBH 4310) Web site will be updated as the course progresses. Links will be provided for course information along with lecture notes IH Chemical Hazard Control, PUBH 5330 For senior-level IH students Course Info Time and Place MWF 11:30 - 12:20 BNR 314 Objectives After completing this course, students should: Understand the historic context of occupational safety and health, especially the circumstances that prompted legislation Know basics of OSHA and MSHA, their mission and their approach Be able to recognize workplace safety and health hazards. This includes chemical, biological, and physical agents, as well as conditions that could lead to accidents and injuries Know the basics of hazard control, including the factors which determine risk, and how to set priorities Instructors David Wallace, dwallace@biology.usu.edu BNR 333, 797-7155 Will Popendorf, PhD, popendorf@biology.usu.edu BNR 323, 797-2566 John Flores, jflores@biology.usu.edu BNR 321, 797-8194 Occasional guest instructors also are scheduled Website http://www.biology.usu.edu/ppubh3310 1 Grading Three one-hour exams, 60% Comprehensive final exam, 40% Total 100%. Exam questions are drawn from the lectures, text readings, and course web pages (including links). Lecture "objectives" help the student know which information is most important. Course Overview This course is loosely organized in to three sections: Safety and Health overview, including history, professions, laws, and basic principle...
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
PubH 3310 Occupational and Environmental HealthThe Occupational Safety and Health ActThird class September 3, 2004Objectives This class session is intended to familiarize students with the WilliamsSteiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 19
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives HISTORY OF MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH LEGISLATIONPublic Health 3310 September 8, 2004 Lecture 4 This class session provides and overview of the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), along with relevant the laws and historical events.
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Objectives WORKERS' COMPENSATIONPUBH 3310 September 10, 2004 This session is intended to provide an overview of workers' compensation. Students should know: Why workers' compensation laws were passed Types of disabilities Benefits What type o
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Objectives OSHA RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTSPubH 3310 September 13, 2004 This presentation is intended to familiarize students with OSHA recordkeeping requirements. Students should: Know about the OSHA Poster (where to post, State requirements, etc.
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
OBJECTIVES The EPA and Occupational Health9/15/2004 PUBH 3310 Appreciate EPA's involvement in occupational health Pesticides Asbestos Other Understand EPA's approach Enforcement May be counter-productive to worker healthEPA History Conser
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONSPUBH 3310 Occupational Health and Safety September 17, 2004 After this session, students should be familiar with the occupational safety and health professions, including: Education requirements
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives OCCUPATONAL HEALTH HAZARDSPubH 3310 September 22, 2004 Be familiar with important health hazards by hazard class and/or systems (target organs) Appreciate the significance of the lessobvious health hazards and diseases, as compared to m
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Objectives OCCUPATIONAL INFECTIOUS DISEASESPUBH 3310 September 24, 2004 This session is intended to be an introduction to the infectious diseases of occupational origin. Students should be able to: Recognize important occupational infectious dise
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives PRINCIPLES of TOXICOLOGY and EPIDEMIOLGYPUBH 3310 September 27, 2004 This presentation is intended to present basic concepts of toxicology and epidemiology. Students should be able to: Understand the principle of dose and response Be f
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives Workplace Exposure LimitsPUBH 3310 October 1, 2004 This presentation is intended to introduce students to workplace standards. Students should: Gain a basic knowledge of the sources and types of workplace standards in general Understan
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives HAZARD COMMUNICATION and MSDSPUBH 3310 October 4, 2004 After this session, students should know: How to obtain and interpret Material Safety Data Sheets The importance of the OSHA Hazard Communication standard The 5 major requirements
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
HealthFire2 2 0 0ReactivitySpecialMATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETI. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATIONManufacturer: Address: WD-40 Company 1061 Cudahy Place (92110) P.O. Box 80607 San Diego, California 92138-0607 Telephone: Emergency Only: Information: C
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives Job Stress, Shiftwork and Extended Work ShiftsOctober 18, 2004 PUBH 3310 Objectives Know effects of job stress, shiftwork, and extended work hours How many workers affected Diseases and disorders Accidents Understand the NIOSH Mode
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives Confined Space Entry This presentation is an overview of confined space hazards and control Students should: Understand the extent of the problem Know applicable definitions Recognize hazards of confined spaces Understand methods to
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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ObjectivesFire Safety and Protection Know and understand:PUBH 3310 Principles of combustible and flammable liquids, including limits, and classification Basics of fire chemistry Fire classes How extinguishing agents workNovember 5, 2004 B
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Construction SafetyObjectives Be familiar with accident rates for construction How fatality and injury rates compare with other types of work Fatal injury causes Understand excavation safety PUBH 3310 Basic precautions Protective systems So
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
ObjectivesMachine Safeguarding Lockout-Tagout (LOTO)PubH 3310 Understand basics of machine safeguarding Recognize hazardous mechanical motions and actions General safeguard requirements Be familiar with methods of machine safeguarding Guard
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Machine Safeguarding Lockout-Tagout (LOTO)PubH 3310November 39, 20041Objectives Understand basics of machine safeguarding Recognize hazardous mechanical motions and actions General safeguard requirements Guards, devices, distance, feeding
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Objectives Understand the hazards of electricityElectrical HazardsPUBH 3310 December 1, 2004 Magnitude of the problem Biological effects of shock "Science of electricity", Ohms law Know how to control electrical hazards Proper wiring, pola
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Electrical HazardsPUBH 3310 December 1, 20041Objectives Understand the hazards of electricity Magnitude of the problem Biological effects of shock "Science of electricity", Ohms law Know how to control electrical hazards Proper wiring, po
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
ObjectivesAccident InvestigationPUBH 3310 December 3, 2004 Know the need to investigate accidents Understand the basics of accident investigation Causes Investigative procedures Problem solving techniques Report12Introduction What is
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ObjectivesAccident CostsPUBH 3310 December 3, 2004 Understand why accident costs should be determined Know cost categories Indirect, direct, intangible, uninsured Be familiar with accident cost estimating methods Forms (National Safety Coun
Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
Workplace ViolencePUBH 3310 December 8, 20041OBJECTIVES Become aware of workplace violence Rates and trends Risk factors Homicides Other violence Know how to reduce risk of violence Late-night retail establishments Taxicabs Healthcare
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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Utah State - PUBH - 3310
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