2008 Iowa Pork Congress: Occupational Health and Safety for Pork Producers and Employees
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Kelley Donham is the Director of the Iowa's Center for Agricultural Safety & Health (ICASH) which is dedicated to helping keep Iowa's producers alive and well in agriculture.
This seminar will provide an overview of the potential illnesses and injuries that may result from working with pigs and in the buildings. New information will be presented on a comprehensive program called Certified Safe Farm. Results of the program will shared such as cost savings in lowered medical care costs, increased use of personal protective equipment, and decreased respiratory illnesses. They will also introduce an initiative to educate workers via a web-based distance learning program that will include materials produced by the National Pork Board.
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By Kelley Donham & Risto Rautiainen, University of Iowa
To play in full screen, click on square icon on lower right of video (its the full screen toggle button).
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Occupational Health and Safety for Pork Producers and Employees WMV FileKelley Donham is the Director of the Iowa's Center for Agricultural Safety & Health (ICASH) which is dedicated to helping keep Iowa's producers alive and well in agriculture.
This seminar will provide an overview of the potential illnesses and injuries that may result from working with pigs and in the buildings. New information will be presented on a comprehensive program called Certified Safe Farm. Results of the program will shared such as cost savings in lowered medical care costs, increased use of personal protective equipment, and decreased respiratory illnesses. They will also introduce an initiative to educate workers via a web-based distance learning program that will include materials produced by the National Pork Board.
Powerpoint file attached below, right click on link and download to your computer.
By Kelley Donham & Risto Rautiainen, University of Iowa
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| IPC2008 Occupational Health And Safety For Pork Producers And Employees Powerpoint file | 8.42 MB |
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