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Occupational Safety Management and

Hammer, W. Occupational Safety Management and Engineering. Englewood Cliffs, NJ Prentice-Hall, 1985. [Pg.74]

According to White and Bowen (As cited in Willie Hammer s Occupational Safety Management and Engineering, 2001), their research found that 50% of all persons impacting against a hard surface with a velocity of 18 miles per hour (27 feet per second) will be killed. This is equivalent to a free fall of 11 feet (Hammer Price, 2001). The entertainment does not show the mechanisms used in the scene to prevent harm yet may leave your employees the risk perception that they can fall from high places and recover without a scratch ... [Pg.189]

Hammer, W., Price, D. (2001). Occupational safety management and engineering (Vol. 240). Prentice Hall. [Pg.197]

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