Cornell University's Workplace Health and Safety program was established to advance knowledge and heighten responsiveness to workplace issues and environmental concerns. Expert workplace health and safety faculty develop programs focusing on evaluation, information, education, training and communication. Dedicated to protecting and securing the well being and productivity of workers, these experts can assist you in identifying, analyzing and controlling environmental hazards as well as handling anticipated workplace health and safety issues.
Manuscripts from 2007
Manuscripts from 2005
Generic Protocol: Conducting a Safety Walk-Through on a Farm: Hazards of the Manure Handling System, Anaerobic Digester, and Biogas Handling System, Nellie J. Brown
Health and Safety Guidance for Composting in the School Setting, Nellie J. Brown
Manuscripts from 1997
Health Hazard Manual: Wastewater Treatment Plant and Sewer Workers, Nellie J. Brown
Manuscripts from 1994
Accommodating the Allergic Employee in the Workplace, Nellie J. Brown
Manuscripts from 1991
Health Hazard Manual For Cutting Oils, Coolants, and Metalworking Fluids, Nellie J. Brown
Negotiating Contract Language on Health & Safety: A Union Guide to Planning, with Sample Clauses, James W. Platner, Debi Duke, and Susan Zucker
Manuscripts from 1990
Health Hazard Manual for Firefighters, Nellie J. Brown
Health Hazards Manual for Custodians, Janitors and Housekeepers, Nellie J. Brown
Manuscripts from 1989
Health Hazards Manual for Autobody Shop Workers, Nellie J. Brown
Manuscripts from 1988
Implementation of the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard for Small Business, Nellie J. Brown and James W. Platner
Manuscripts from 1987
Health Hazard Manual for Cosmetologists, Hairdressers, Beauticians and Barbers, Nellie J. Brown