Nathan Cartwright* uncovers the complex relationship between safety and environmental responsibility.
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ONE in four truck drivers admit to having fallen off a truck and, despite the relatively low heights, the falls often break bones and can even cause severe head injuries.
Innovative fire fighting training technologies has given US Coast Guard recruits the best protection in the war against injury. Katherine Crichton writes.
Liz Foster reminds readers that prevention is better than a cure when working at heights.
Ray Schaffer* explains that psychological factors can be as debilitating as physical injury in the workplace.
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A family business is taking the big guns of racing head on, running on only design ingenuity and the smell of an oily rag. John Wainwright reports.
MANY people describe electric arc welding as a dangerous activity. It doesn't have to be this way. Providing all circumstances and components of the welding process are properly considered, electric arc welding can be performed safely.
Technology alone does not guarantee laser welding perfection - good relationships and leadership are just as critical. David Havrilla* writes.
Advances in machine tooling technology has enabled high feed milling (HFM) to be used in a larger range of applications. Tapio Alatalo* writes.
Parting off is one of the most common operations in turning applications, but at the same time, it can also be one of the most difficult. Christer Richt* reports.