Sentence examples for hazards for workers from inspiring English sources

The presence of respirable dust in underground space causes serious health hazards for workers while in tunnel drilling, which could result in pneumoconiosis and silicosis.

Asphalt pavement is tough, flexible, and easy to repair, but the commonly used HMA is energy-intensive to produce, releases greenhouse gases, and poses potential hazards for workers.

Because of that, for the employer and for a body in charge of the safety of visitors in the physiotherapy centre, it is important to present in this paper general data related to the direct and indirect EMF hazards for workers, patients, and other persons present near active SWD, including AIMD users safety.

The new important aspect of presented study was to distinguish between assessment based on limits provided to protect against direct hazards for workers and general public (with regard to the time-averaged RF EMF exposure) and limits provided to protect against indirect hazards for AIMD users (with regard to the exposure not averaged in time).

There is primary research suggesting that livestock facilities that confine animals indoors for feeding can represent an occupational hazard for workers [2] [5].

Very few studies have been conducted to evaluate genotoxic hazard for workers employed in tunnel construction.

This case demonstrates a rare but potentially under-recognized occupational hazard for workers in the swine industry in the United States.

Thus, it is urgent and critical to identify the clinical characteristics of AMS due to its potential hazard for workers, mountaineers and tourists after acute high-altitude exposure.

An extremely high occupational hazard for workers in the production of poly (vinyl chloride) resin and porous materials from polyurethane resins and urea-formaldehyde glue has been established.

My colleagues and I thank Lange for his letter confirming our finding that asbestos was present in settled dust as well as in airborne samples obtained at Ground Zero, the site of the World Trade Center, and for his having agreed with us that this asbestos almost certainly represented an exposure hazard for workers.

Note that the rates of survival to 24 months shown in the table are the same for all benefit entitlements up to 12 months since, by construction, upon exhaustion of their benefits the monthly hazard rate for workers with UI benefits converges to the hazard rate for workers without benefits.