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MAKING THE MORAL CASE FOR SAFETY
Employee says the federal whistleblower program isn't protecting whistleblowers or the public.
“I want that pilot to know everything they need to know,” said Stookey,
“so everyone aboard that aircraft can safely get to their destination
and see their families that night.”
See story at: http://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/OSHA-Whistleblower-Investigator-Blows-Whistle-on-Own-Agency--293711041.html
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EG: Are whistleblowers trouble makers or heroes?
https://www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA3507.pdf
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Safety in the Science Classroom
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| LInda Stroud |
OSHA Training Requirements and Guidelines for K–14 School Personnel
(PDF) provides a summary of OSHA training requirements and guidelines,
at both the national and state level, as determined by state. It
provides training guidelines, characteristics of an acceptable trainer,
and topics that are required among various states. Authored by Linda M.
Stroud, PhD, NSTA Safety Advisory Board, Chair, 2009–2010; and
Kenneth R. Roy, PhD, NSTA Science Safety Compliance Consultant.
Guidelines from NSTA’s Safety Advisory Board
Safety Resources List
Much more at http://www.nsta.org/portals/safety.aspx
