Safety At Work magazine is a monthly OHS electronic (PDF) magazine of over 30 pages that reports on workplace safety issues from around the world and with a global perspective. It is in its sixth year of publication.
Subscriptions are avaliable for 6 or 12 issues. The current issue is also available for single purchase.
The current issue (March 2008) contains articles on
- As demand and price soar, miners in the black
- Study Finds No Link Between Night Shift Work and Cancer
- Education Professors Release First Findings of Virginia High School Safety Study
- Engineers Evaluate Firefighting Tactics In NYC High-Rise Test
- Bullying More Harmful than Sexual Harassment on the Job
- Are Dangerous Blood Clots Lurking in Your Legs?
- Legal Exposure to Asbestos-like Material Linked to Lung Damage 25 Years Later
- Crews search rubble after NYC crane collapse killed four
- Train drivers, the hidden victims in rail tragedies
- Acid mailed to 4th local official in Austria
- Threat of hepatitis infection spreads
- Strategies needed to prevent gymnastics injuries
- Injured firefighter tells of mate’s death in fiery blast
- China’s migrant workers in dangerous conditions: HRW
- Albanian minister resigns after suspicious deadly blast
- China source of half EU’s dangerous goods
- Girl whose swimming pool injury led to legislation dies
- April fool jokes ‘good for office morale’
- 18 sailors trapped underwater in Hong Kong feared dead’
- Crane accident at Miami construction site kills 2 workers
- US aviation watchdog to investigate Qantas after LA incident
- Good marriage equals good blood pressure: study
- Did ex-lovers’ talk help sink Canadian ferry?
Safety At Work is trying to keep up with technology and is now producing a weblog. In this the Editor of Safety At Work, Kevin Jones, provides informaiton and opinion on a range of safety related topics.
This week he discusses some of the new books that are available for reading of the Christmas break and talks about how OHS professionals can get distracted from how they can really affect change in their discipline.
Safety At Work blog can be found at http://safetyatworkblog.wordpress.com
We look forward to receiving your comments
Latest postings
- Beaconsfield mine supervisor’s safety comments
- Inquiry into health impacts of maintaining jet- fighter fuel tanks
- Would you fire someone who could fire back?
- Hole in Qantas aircraft
- Presenteeism in the US
- Medical research into stress indicators
- Managers doing what they think the boss wants
- Formaldehyde risks of temporary accommodation
- Texas Crane Collapse
- Is the sun good for us or bad?
- Beaconsfield Coronial Inquest Walkout
