What does WS stand for?

Ensure that your safety and health program demonstrates a "top down" as well as a "bottom up" commitment to worker safety and health.

to minimize hazards and enhance worker safety and health during the Covidien West Street construction project in Mansfield, Mass.

A standard of that type exists in California, where Howard once headed Cal-OSHA, the state's worker safety and health program.

Worker safety and health are every molder's responsibility, but the approach taken by Mack Molding Co.

Skanska, along with OSHA's Strategic Partnership Program for Worker Safety and Health, entered into an extended, voluntary, cooperative relationship to achieve an optimum level of worker safety and health at the job site.

Managing Worker Safety and Health for Excellence Margaret Richardson (1997) This book is a how-to guide on establishing management systems that achieve excellence in the protection of workers from workplace hazards.

As the Gulf Coast was being overwhelmed by Hurricane Katrina on 31 August 2005, the NIEHS Worker Education and Training Program (WETP), its awardees, and its National Clearinghouse for Worker Safety and Health Training developed a PowerPoint presentation that covered all of the pertinent government guidance available about safety and health hazards following the destruction caused by this hurricane.

Rather, it complements enforcement by allowing DOL to focus its enforcement resources on the relatively small number of business owners who deliberately ignore their responsibilities and endanger worker safety and health, jeopardize pension security, fail to pay the minimum wage or overtime, or engage in other unfair and illegal workplace practices.