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Acknowledgments The author would like to acknowledge the collaborations of Drs. David Williams, Ronald Ziolo and Valeri Krongauz (visiting scientist, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel) in addition to the contributions made by John VanDusen and Ronald Weagley, all employees at Xerox Webster Research Center. Finally the role of two students in this effort, Cheryl Hanzlik (APS Summer Intern, Univ. of Rochester) and Bonnie Buchalter (Cooperative Education Employee, Manhattan College) is acknowledged. 

Educate employees and other personnel authorized to use the company s advanced technologies about the company s records retention poUcy. 

Whether it is for the development of new package formats, such as for intranasal drug administration or transdermal patches, or for more traditional delivery systems, such as cycle packs, solutions, or aerosols, the need to educate employees involved in the processing is essential to the transfer program s success. Identifying and controlling process variables are necessary while experience is gained, and the process is optimized and validated. 

Figure 10 shows in approximate figures, based on statistics of the German chemical industry (44), that at present the German chemical industry is run by about 24,000 university-educated employees of whom about one half (above) has a chemical and the other half (below) a mechanical engineering background. 

Employee Education Employee Selection Preemployment Reporting Leaks... 

The companies who choose to walk the walk understand that different individuals bring different levels of understanding regarding how to work safely. It is up to the organization to educate employees as to the company s expectations... 

The supervisory duties of maintaining and improving safety through Engineering, Education, and Enforcement. Engineer hazards out of the workplace, educate employees in safe work practices and proeedures, and enforce all safety rules and policies. It is advocated by the National Safety Council (NSC). 

Review facility historical accident and injury records to assist in identifying slip, trip, and fall hazards. Establish written housekeeping procedures and reqnire everyone including patient care staff to immediately report spills and other floor hazards. Incorporate slip, trip, and fall prevention education into recurring safety training. Conduct awareness campaigns to educate employees about the risk of slips, trips, and falls. Provide feedback on the actions taken to prevent slip, trip, and fall injuries. 

Investment in education/employee training expense /year... 

In the traditional approach to BBS, employees and their behaviors are the primary focus. The goal is to educate employees and institute processes that involve them in behavioral analysis, observation, and correction. Typically, employees develop lists of critical work behaviors, observe peers performing work, report these observations to peers, and help develop appropriate corrective actions. 

The goal is to educate employees and institute processes that involve them in behavioral analysis, observation, and correction. 

Report, report, report Educate employees on the importance of reporting injuries, first aids and near misses. Prepare for an increase in incidents if currently there is under-reporting. It will level off eventually. 

Establishment of a training program to educate employees in fully comprehending control procedures and practices aixl to emphasize th compliance with these policies and procedures is a coo on of employment... 

A4. Does the site provide minimally effective training to educate employees regarding the known hazards of the site and their controls ... 

Heavy home objects like bookcases should be secured to walls so they will not tip over. Secure or move objects mounted on walls over beds. Make sure someone in the home knows how to shut off natural gas. An extra long hose can help for emergency fire fighting or help drain flooded areas. Suggest family hazard hunts. Educate employees on what you are doing to make the workplace safe. The same hazards that can hurt, maim, or kill in the workplace can do the same at home. Personal and company vehicles should aU have emergency kits that contain basic home or business emergency supplies. Food, water, comfortable shoes, and old clothes should be added. If their families are prepared at home or on the road, employees will have added peace of mind. It may sustain them until they can get home safely. 

In her study of the impact of occupational health and safety, Genn (1993) argues that the first step in educating employees about health and safety is access to information, the next step is reading it, and the third step is understanding it. As we have seen, this is a complicated process and the evidence of this study, like Genn s, is that the first step is mote readily achieved than the second two. 

Without the proper education, employees will not be competent or qualified to perform their safety responsibilities. To determine qualifications, systems should be in place to measure individual knowledge and... 

Is there an ongoing preventive health program to educate employees in safe levels of noise, exposures,... 

Management Commitment, Involvement and Leadership Training and Education Employee Involvement Hazard Identification and Analysis Hazard Prevention, Elimination and Control... 

Train and educate employees and contractors in emergency response procedures in a manner as comprehensive and effective as that required by the regulation promulgated pursuant to section 126(d) of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act. 

Train and educate employees, vendors, sellers, buyers, contractors, etc. about environmental concerns. 

Keep work areas safe from risks and hazards Emphasize the importance of safe behaviors Educate employees regarding safety performance Communicate clearly the organization s safety goals and objectives... 

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