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National Occupational Injury Research Symposium 2003

Tuesday, October 28, 2003

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7:30am - 8:30am REGISTRATION Grand Station Ballroom Foyer

8:30am - 10:00am OPENING PLENARY SESSION

Grand Station Ballroom I and II

Welcome: Dr. Nancy A. Stout, Director, Division of Safety Research, NIOSH

Dr. John HowardDirectorNIOSH

Mr. John HenshawAssistant Secretary of Laborfor Occupational Safety and Health AssociationOSHA

Professor Susan BakerDirector of the Johns HopkinsCenter for Injury Research and PolicyJohns Hopkins University

10:00am - 10:30am BREAK

10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION A

A1.0 (Special Session) Lack of Progress on Construction Grand Station IIIFatalities: What are the Obstaclesto Prevention?Moderator: Matt Gillen

10:30am Introduction and Overview of Session Matt Gillen

10:40am What do BLS Data Tell Us About Current Scott RichardsonConstruction Fatality Trends? A1.1

10:50am Analysis of Fatal Events in the Construction Miriam SchoenbaumIndustry 1993-2000: What do OSHA Data Show? A1.2

11:00am New Developments in OSHA Fatality Richard RinehartInspection Data: Enhancing Information A1.3Available for Surveillance

11:10am Moving Beyond Surveillance: Lessons David FosbrokeLearned from NIOSH Construction Safety Projects A1.4

11:20am Comparing US and European Construction Jim PlatnerPerformance: Promising Leads for Research and Policy? A1.5

11:30am - 12:00pm Questions and Discussion

National Occupational Injury Research Symposium


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10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION A (cont’d)

A2.0 (Special Session) Cutting Edge Research: The NORA Grand Station IVIntervention Evaluation ContestModerator: James Collins and Ted Scharf

10:30am Overview of the Contest and Challenges to James CollinsConducting Intervention Research

10:45am Evaluation of the Effect of the Vertical Fall Hester LipscompArrest Standard in Washington State on Union A2.1Carpenters

11:05am A Randomized and Controlled Trial of Robin Burgess-LimerickParticipative Ergonomics for Manual A2.2Tasks (PErforM)

11:25am The Use of Supervisory Practices as Leverage Dov Zoharto Improve Safety Behavior: A Cross-level A2.3Intervention Model

11:45am -12:00pm Questions and Discussion

A3.0 Economics Issues in Injury Research Brighton IModerator: Timothy Struttmann

10:30am Relationships Between Work-related Injury Costs Guang Chenand Individual Risk Factors A3.1

10:45am Measuring The Economic Burden of Fatal Elyce BiddleOccupational Injuries A3.2

11:00am Economic Cost Model: Transferring Innovative Daniel HartleyTechnology to the States A3.3

11:15am How Large is the Government’s Underestimate of Paul Leighthe Number of Non-Fatal Occupational Injuries? A3.4




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10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION A (cont’d)

A4.0 Injury Surveillance: Monitoring Workplace Woodlawn IHealth and SafetyModerator: Larry Jackson

10:30am Fatal Occupational Injuries, 1980-1998: Suzanne MarshTwo Decades of Surveillance A4.1

10:45am A Descriptive Study of Logger Fatalities Douglas ScottFrom 1992-2000 A4.2

11:00am A Comparative Study of Occupational Fatal Yeon Soon AhnInjury Rates in South Korea and the United States A4.3

11:15am Reported Workplace Fatalities: How Complete Norma Albergis the Picture? A4.4

11:30am Incompleteness of the BLS Surveillance Kenneth RosenmanSystem in Estimating Work-Related Amputations A4.5


A5.0 Safety Programs I Brighton IIModerator: Dee Higgins

10:30am Harmonising Corporate Safety Programs Across Richard ColemanThe Pacific - Doing The Right Things Right A5.1

10:45am Effectiveness and Benefit - Cost of Peer-Based Ted MillerWorkplace Substance Abuse Prevention Coupled A5.2with Random Testing

11:00am Assessing Safety Awareness and Knowledge James HelmkampAmong West Virginia Loggers A5.3

11:15am Modeling the Preventive Effectiveness of Bradley EvanoffPre-placement Screening for Carpal A5.4Tunnel Syndrome

11:30am Occupational Electrical Hazard Mary Capelli-SchellpfefferCharacterization Using MSDS Format to A5.5Communicate Injury Parameters and Prevention




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12:00pm - 1:30pm LUNCH (On Your Own)

1:30pm - 3:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION B

B1.0 (Special Session) Priorities for Construction Injury Grand Station IIIResearch: Developing a ConstructionSafety Research AgendaModerator: Michael McCann

1:30pm Introduction and Overview of the Session Michael McCann

1:35pm A NIOSH Perspective on Construction Matt GillenResearch Priorities B1.1

1:50pm An OSHA Perspective on Construction Richard RinehartResearch Priorities B1.2

2:05pm Contractor Perspectives on Construction Wayne RiceResearch Priorities B1.3

2:20pm Extramural Research Perspectives on Michael McCannConstruction Research Priorities B1.4

2:35pm - 3:00pm Questions and Discussion

B2.0 (Special Session) Quantifying Injury Exposure: A Tool for Grand Station VEvaluating Interventions on RoadConstruction SitesModerator: Stephanie Pratt

1:30pm Introduction and Overview Stephanie Pratt

1:40pm Defining Hazard Areas Around Mathew HauseConstruction Equipment B2.1

2:00pm Development of Internal Traffic Control Plans Jerry GrahamB2.2

2:20pm Measuring Worker Exposure to Work Robert HammerZone Equipment B2.3

2:40pm Tracking Worker and Equipment Positions Scott Hendrickswith GPS Receivers B2.4



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1:30pm - 3:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION B (cont’d)

B3.0 Safety Programs II Brighton IIModerator: Matt Bowyer

1:30pm Process Model of Safety Training Programs Roger JensonB3.1

1:45pm Assessing the Feasibility of Evaluating the Kristi AndersonWashington State Apprenticeship B3.2and Training Program

2:00pm Assessing OSHA’s Projections About the John MendeloffEffects of Its New Safety Standards B3.3

2:15pm Small Business Owners’ Perceptions of John PalassisWorkplace Safety and Health Programs B3.4

2:30pm An Intervention to Improve Construction Steven HeckerWorker Safety and Health Through Design: B3.5Implementation and Outcomes


B4.0 Safety Research Methods I Grand Station IVModerator: Robert Koedam

1:30pm Methodologic Issues in the Use of Workers’ Arthur OleinickCompensation Databases for the Study of B4.1Work Injuries with Days Away from Work

1:45pm Targeting Injury Prevention Using Relative Peter KinesInjury Severity Rate Ratios B4.2

2:00pm Cross-state Comparisons of Injury and Frank NeuhauserIllness Incidence, Lost Work Days, and B4.3Specific Injuries

2:15pm Blurring the Distinctions Between Home Gordon Smithand Work: Similarities and Differences in Causes B4.4

2:30pm Computerized Coding of Injury Narrative Helen WellmanData from the National Health Interview Survey B4.5

2:45pm -3:00pm Questions and Discussion



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1:30pm - 3:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION B (cont’d)

B5.0 Agricultural Safety I Brighton IVModerator: James Harris

1:30pm Cost-Effectiveness of a Dealer’s ROPS Retrofit Melvin MyersEducation Campaign B5.1

1:45pm Evaluating Time-Dependent Errors in Daily Jay WilkinsInjury Self-reports from Youth in a Longitudinal B5.2Study of Agricultural Hazards

2:00pm Using Composite Measurement Scales to Model Kathleen KoechlinInjury Risks Among Youth Exposed to B5.3Agricultural Hazards

2:15pm Managing Human Risk in Livestock Handling GT LineberryB5.4

2:30pm Investigation of Vehicle Jarring/Jolting on Alan MaytonSelf-Propelled Farming Equipment B5.5


3:00pm - 3:30pm BREAK

3:30pm - 5:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION C

C1.0 (Special Session) Childhood Agricultural Injury Prevention Brighton IVModerator: David Hard

3:30pm The NIOSH National Childhood Agricultural David HardInjury Prevention Initiative C1.1

3:50pm Surveillance of On-Farm Injuries to Youth in John Myersthe United States C1.2

4:10pm Hmong Children as Farm Workers in Minnesota: John ShutskeHazards, Tasks, and Safe Work Practices C1.3

4:30pm Lessons Learned from the Process and Outcome Barbara Leeof a Summit on Childhood Agricultural C1.4Injury Prevention

4:45pm Child Ag Injury Prevention Center Achievements Barbara LeeC1.5



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3:30pm - 5:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION C (cont’d)

C2.0 (Special Session) Fire Fighter Turnout Protective Clothing Grand Station IVModerator: Timothy Merinar

3:30pm Introduction and Overview Timothy Merinar

3:40pm Overview of the NIST/USFA Fire Fighter Daniel MadrzykowskiProtective Clothing Research Program C2.1

4:00pm State-of-the-Art Research on Firefighter Roger BarkerProtective Clothing: The Role of Instrumented C2.2Manikins

4:20pm Overview of the NIOSH/NPPL CBRN Jonathan SzalajdaProtective Clothing Research Program C2.3

4:40pm NFPA - Codes and Standards for a Safer World Bruce TeeleC2.4

C3.0 Fall Injuries in Construction I Grand Station VModerator: Jinhua Guan

3:30pm Prevention of Construction Falls by Mark FullenOrganizational Intervention C3.1

3:45pm Construction Related Non-Fatal Falls Florence Reinischin California C3.2

4:00pm Estimated Costs of Injuries Caused by Thomas BobickFalling Through Roof Openings, Surfaces, C3.3and Skylights

4:15pm Identifying and Controlling Fall Hazards in Peter KinesRoutine and Non-Routine Tasks C3.4




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3:30pm - 5:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION C (cont’d)

C4.0 Injury Surveillance: Mining Brighton IIIModerator: Jeffrey Welsh

3:30pm Reducing Injuries From the Fall of Rock Gregory Molindain Underground Coal Mines C4.1

3:45pm An Ergonomics Program Intervention Robin Burgess-Limerickto Prevent Musculoskeletal Injuries C4.2Caused by Manual Tasks in Coal Mining:Feasibility Study

4:00pm An Analysis of Injuries and Fatalities Thomas CammRelated to Tire Safety at U.S. Mining Operations C4.3

4:15pm A Systems Analysis of Mining Injury and Fatality Thomas CammC4.4

4:30pm Mine Accident Injury and Illness Exploration Tools Nathan LoweC4.5


C5.0 Emergency/Disaster Response Woodlawn IModerator: Herbert Linn

3:30pm Public Safety vs. Personal Risk: Injury Seth SeaburyCompensation for Police Officers and C5.1Emergency Responders in the U.S.

3:45pm Protecting Emergency Workers During Brian JacksonMajor Disaster Response C5.2

4:00pm The Potential for Use of Biological Safety Stephen MorsePersonnel in a Bioterrorism Response Surge C5.3Capacity System

4:15pm Ability and Willingness of Healthcare Kristine QureshiPersonnel to Report to Duty During Severe C5.4Disaster Response

4:30pm Work Related Injuries and Psychosomatic Elizabeth SmailesProblems Amongst Police Officers C.5.5


6:30pm - 8:30pm ICE BREAKER SOCIALSponsored by: National Safety CouncilSheraton Station Square HotelReflections Room


Wednesday, October 29, 2003

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7:30am - 8:30am REGISTRATION Grand Station Ballroom Foyer

8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION D

D1.0 (Special Session) The Psycho-social Aspect of Worker Grand Station IIIResponse in Hazardous Workplaces:From Mining, Construction andAgriculture to Terrorism and War (Part I)Moderator: Kathleen Kowalski and Charles Vaught

8:30am Introduction: Hypothesis and Overview Kathleen Kowalski-Trakofler

8:40am The Need for Situational Awareness Edward HitchcockAssessment in Hazardous Work Environments D1.1

9:00am Information Exchange and Organizational Charles VaughtSurvival in Dynamic Settings D1.2

9:20am Judgment and Decision-Making in Kathleen Kowalski-TrakoflerHazardous Work Environments: D1.3A Critical Skill

9:40am Prevention and Mitigation of Traumatic Ross PastelIncident Stress After Exposure to D1.4Hazardous Conditions

D2.0 (Special Session) Preventing Occupational Injuries in Brighton IIAlaska through Surveillance and CollaborationModerator: George Conway

8:30am Introduction and Overview George Conway

8:40am “Human Error” as a Leading Cause Katherine Moranof Occupant Mortality in Air Taxi and D2.1Commuter Crashes in Alaska 1990-1999

8:55pm Progress in Partnerships for Surveillance Jan Manwaringand Prevention of Occupational Aircraft D2.2Crashes in Alaska

9:10am Making Alaska’s Fishing Industry Safer: Bradley HusbergApplied Epidemiologyand Engineering D2.3

9:25am Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Deborah Hull-Jillyin Alaska D2.4

9:40am Surveys of Alaska’s Aviation Industry George ConwayD2.5



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8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION D (cont’d)

D3.0 Motor Vehicle Safety Grand Station VModerator: John Powers

8:30am Workplace Injuries in Unionized William RogersTrucking Companies D3.1

8:45am The Cost to Society of Fatal Occupational Edward HustingInjury to Truck Drivers D3.2

9:00am Use of Aggregate Data in Modeling Factors Daniel BlowerAssociated with Truck Driver Injury and D3.3Illness and Linkage of Truck and Claims Data

9:15am Truck Crash Experiences of For-Hire Motor Guang ChenCarriers in the United States: 2000-2001 D3.4

9:30am Driver Distraction/Inattention and Driver Terry BunnFatigue As Risk Factors for a Fatal Commercial D3.5Vehicle Collision in Kentucky

9:45am - 10:00am Questions and Discussion

D4.0 Workplace Violence I Grand Station IVModerator: Nancy Romano

8:30am Occupational Violence: Environmental Susan GerberichRisk Factors D4.1

8:45am The NIOSH Workplace Violence Research and Eleanor JenkinsPrevention Initiative D4.2

9:00am The Evaluation of State-Based Approaches to Matt BowyerWorkplace Violence Prevention D4.3

9:15am Workplace Violence Prevention in the Mental Jane LipscombHealth Setting D4.4




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8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION D (cont’d)

D5.0 Special Populations: Injuries Among Youth Brighton Iand HispanicsModerator: Dawn Castillo

8:30am Preventing Youth Worker Fatalities Meredith WashburnD5.1

8:45am Anthropometric Differences Among Hispanic James SpahrOccupational Groups D5.2

9:00am Fatal Occupational Injuries Among Hispanic Victor FabregaConstruction Workers of Texas, 1997 to 1999 D5.3

9:15am Farm Youth Can Be Reliable Reporters of Jay WilkinsTheir Daily Injury Experiences D5.4

9:30am Teenage Construction Workers: Hazards, Michael SchulmanExperiences, and Work Organization D5.5


10:00am - 10:30am BREAK

10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION E

E1.0 (Special Session) The Psycho-social Aspects of Worker Grand Station IIIResponse in HazardousWorkplaces:From Mining, Construction and Agriculture toTerrorism and War (Part II)Moderator: Kathleen Kowalski-Trakofler and Charles Vaught

10:30am Recap of Hypothesis and Session A Charles Vaught

10:40am Psychosocial Aspects of Employee Evacuation from Robyn GershonHigh Rise Buildings Under Extreme Conditions E1.1

11:00am Work in Dynamic and Hazardous Environments: Henry ColeWhere does the Potential for Intelligent E1.2Performance Reside and How is it Acquired?

11:20am Issues in Training Emergency Responders: Is Ted ScharfPreparation for Terrorism Different from Training E1.3for “Ordinary” Disasters?

11:40am Lessons Learned from WTC, Pentagon and Bruce LippyAnthrax Incidents: Training for Disasters, E1.4Managing Critical Incident, and Pre-Incident Stress



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10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION E (cont’d)

E2.0 Construction Injuries I Woodlawn IModerator: Carolyn Guglielmo

10:30am Injuries and Illnesses from Wood Framing Syed Shahin Residential Construction, Washington E2.1State, 1993-1999

10:45am Characteristics of Work Scheduling and Sue DongWork-Related Injuries in Construction E2.2

11:00am Ontario Construction Industry Jim ZaichkowskiFatalities - 1992 to 2002 E2.3

11:15am Injury and Payment Rates for Different Judith GlaznerInjury Mechanisms Among Types of E2.4Construction Work


E3.0 Transportation Injuries Grand Station VModerator: Linda Frederick

10:30am Nonfatal Injuries Resulting from Janice WindauTransportation Incidents E3.1

10:45am Pedestrian Injuries Caused by Powered Allen StoutMaterial Handling Vehicles at a U.S. Heavy E3.2Manufacturing Company from 1998 to 2002

11:00am Ambulance Crash-Related Injuries Among Thomas BobickEMS Workers E3.3

11:15am Road Compactor Overturn Injury Risk Factors Melvin MyersE3.4

11:30am The Work Zone Analysis System: A Tool William Schiffbauerto Evaluate Worker Exposure Around E3.5Hazardous Equipment




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10:30am - 12:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION E (cont’d)

E4.0 Health Care Workers/Sharps Injuries Brighton IModerator: Mark McFall

10:30am Cost-Effectiveness of Safer Sharp Medical David FismanDevices for Prevention of HIV and Hepatitis E4.1C Infection in Healthcare Workers

10:45am Effectiveness of the Bloodborne Pathogens Marion GillenStandard in Reducing the Rate of Sharps E4.2Injuries in California Hospitals

11:00am Risk Factors for Occupational Blood Jack LeissExposure: Estimates from the National E4.3Study to Prevent Blood Exposure in Paramedics


E5.0 Safety Research Methods II Brighton IIIModerator: Virginia Lutz

10:30am Comparison of Fatality Rate Denominator James BenaChoices: Population Based Methods E5.1

10:45am Using Injury Classification Systems with Andrew LincolnSafety Report Narratives to Inform Occupational E5.2Injury Interventions

11:00am Grouping ICD9-CM Diagnoses in Workers’ Arthur OleinickCompensation Administrative Databases E5.3to Create Design Variables in GeneralizedLinear Models for Incidence and Outcome

11:15am The Effectiveness of OSHA Inspections in John MendeloffManufacturing in Preventing Lost Workday E5.4Injuries: How it Varies with Characteristicsof the Workplaces and the Inspections

11:30am How Low Can They Go? Potential for Reduction Harry Shannonin Injury Rates E5.5


12:00pm - 1:30pm LUNCH (On Your Own)



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1:30pm - 3:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION F

F1.0 (Special Session) Job Safety and Health Intervention Grand Station IIIEffectiveness: Doing the Right ThingsModerator: Pat Coleman

1:30pm Intervention Effectiveness: Evaluation of Six Alison VredenburghWorkplace Safety Programs to Determine their F1.1Contribution Injury Reduction

1:50pm Evaluation of a Best Practices Back Injury James CollinsPrevention Program in Nursing Homes F1.2

2:10pm Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Logger Jennifer BellSafety Training Program in Reducing F1.3Injuries to Loggers

2:30pm Effectiveness of Narrative Approaches to Henry ColeOccupational Injury Prevention Interventions F1.4


F2.0 Construction Injuries II Woodlawn IModerator: David Fosbroke

1:30pm Construction Injury: Patterns of Factors Judith GlaznerContributing to Different Types of Injury Events F2.1

1:45pm Training Effects on Work-Related Injuries Among Sue DongConstruction Laborers F2.2

2:00pm Disabling Traumatic Injuries in Construction: Theodore CourtneyFractures and Their Antecedents F2.3

2:15pm Reducing Risk of Musculoskeletal Disorders Peter ViThrough The Use of Rebar Tying Machines F2.4

2:30pm Using Narrative Reports to Identify Factors Jessica BondyContributing to Construction Injury F2.5




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1:30pm - 3:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION F (cont’d)

F3.0 Fire Fighters Grand Station VModerator: Linda Frederick

1:30pm A Profile of Thermal Imaging Camera Steven ProudfootOwnership in the United States Fire Service F3.1

1:45pm U.S. Firefighter Fatalities at Structure Fires Rita FahyF3.2

2:00pm Firefighter Fatalities 1998-2001: Overview Timothy Pizatellawith an Emphasis on Structure-Related F3.3Traumatic Fatalities

2:15pm Analysis of Mine Fires and Fire Injuries at U.S. Maria DeRosaUnderground and Surface Mines: 1999-2001 F3.4


F4.0 Occupational Injuries: Social and Grand Station IVEconomic IssuesModerator: Laura Blanciforti

1:30pm Comparing Costs of Fatalities From Two Elyce BiddleFatal Occupational Injury Surveillance F4.1Systems in the United States

1:45pm Challenges for Workplace Injury Prevention Norma Albergin a Changing Canadian Health Care Sector F4.2

2:00pm New Perspectives in Construction Health and Maria BrunetteSafety Research: Investigation of the Complex F4.3Relationships Between the Worker, the WorkEnvironment, and the Socioeconomic Context

2:15pm What Kinds of Injuries Do OSHA Inspections John MendeloffPrevent? F4.4

2:30pm Depression, Women, and Occupational Injuries Pamela PeeleF4.5


3:00pm - 3:30pm BREAK



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3:30pm - 5:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION G

G1.0 (Special Session) Innovations for Improving Fire Fighter Grand Station IIISafety in Structure FiresModerator: Steven Proudfoot

3:30pm Review of NIOSH Fire Fighter Structure Fire Jay TarleyFatality Investigations G1.1

3:50pm Firefighter Visibility: Which Way is Out? John PowersG1.2

4:10pm - 5:00pm Round Table Discussion on Improving Fire Fighter Safetyin Structural Fires with Participation of National FireService Organizations

G2.0 Workplace Violence II Brighton IModerator: Lynn Jenkins

3:30pm Minnesota Nurses’ Study: Impact of Violence Nancy NachreinerPrevention Policies G2.1

3:45pm Workplace Homicide During Robbery: Stephen MarshallA Case-Control Study G2.2

4:00pm Implementation of a Workplace Robbery Corinne Peek-Asaand Violence Prevention Program G2.3

4:15pm The Impact of a Comprehensive Violence Kathleen McPhaulPrevention Intervention on Training Parameters G2.4




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3:30pm - 5:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION G (cont’d)G3.0 Injury Hazards I Brighton IV

Moderator: Timothy Pizatella

3:30pm An Acute Fatality While Applying a Spray-On Debra ChesterTruck Bed Liner G3.1

3:45pm Safety Hazards to Workers in Modular Brandon TakacsHome Installation G3.2

4:00pm Occupational Injury Events Leading to Keisha TylerHospitalization G3.3

4:15pm Development of a New Electrical Injury Shengke ZengProtection System-Selection of RF Transmitter G3.4Mounting Location on the Human Body

4:30pm Welding-related Ocular Injuries David LombardiG3.5

4:45pm Workplace Injuries and Illness Trends in Michael Kelshthe Electric Energy Industry: Initial Results G3.6From A Comprehensive Occupational Healthand Safety Surveillance System

G4.0 Agricultural Safety II Brighton IIModerator: Tony McKenzie

3:30pm Magnitude and Etiology of Agricultural Susan GerberichInjuries Among Households With Children: G4.1Regional Rural Injury Study-II

3:45pm Task-Specific Injury Rates for Youth Exposed Kathleen Koechlinto Agricultural Hazards G4.2

4:00pm A Case-Control Study of Injuries Among John CrawfordCentral Ohio Farm Youth G4.3

4:15pm Summer Work and Injury Among Youth on Kristina ZieroldFamily Farms G4.4

4:30pm Risk Factors for Farm Work-Related Nancy SprinceInjuries: A Nested Case Control Study G4.5in the Agricultural Health Study Cohort




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5:30pm - 7:30pm POSTER SOCIALSponsored by: American Society of Safety EngineersSheraton Station Square HotelAdmiral Room

LIST OF FEATURED POSTERS

P01 Injury Atlas II-Occupation Level View of Lost Time Injuries-Ontario Construction Trades -1997-99 Douglas McVittie

P02 Farm Work Practices and Farm Injuries among Women and Men in Colorado,1992-1997Lorann Stallones and Cheryl Beseler

P03 Effects of Company Size on Non-Fatal Injury Rates in ConstructionDouglas McVittie

P04 California Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (FACE): Summary ofOccupational Fatalities in Los Angeles County 1992-2001Laura Styles

P05 Haulage Truck Safety at Surface Mine Dump SitesAlan Mayton

P06 Worker Age and Type of Injury in Ontario ConstructionPeter Vi

P07 An Evaluation of Scaffold Safety at Construction SitesMichael McCann

P08 Animals Involved In 20 Agricultural FatalitiesWilliam Hetzler

P09 Roadway Work Zone Traffic Speed Control StudyJim Zaichkowski

P10 Back Injuries among Nurses: Change the Nurse or Change the Task?Hope Tiesman

P11 Iowa FACE Program Agricultural Injury FatalitiesRebecca Heick

P12 Communicating Severity of Hazard with the Signal Word on a Safety SignRoger Jensen

P13 Costs and Morbidity in Work-Related Motor Vehicle CrashesPamela Peele



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LIST OF FEATURED POSTERS (cont’d)

P14 Web-Based Safety Toolbox DatabaseSangyoub Lee

P15 Agricultural Injury among Rural California High-School StudentsStephen McCurdy

P16 Work-Related Time-Activity Patterns among Youth Exposed to Agricultural HazardsJay Wilkins

P17 A Case-Crossover Pilot Study of Slips, Trips and Falls in Health Care Workers Gary Sorock

P18 Ergonomic Walkthrough Evaluations of a Pre-Manufactured Home-Fabrication Plant Joyce Zwiener

P19 Heat-Related Fatalities in North Carolina Maria Mirabelli

P20 A Communication Intervention for Technology Transfer of NIOSH Field Portable Analytical Methods Sybil Ott and Tara Williams

P21 Research Program to Develop Optimal NIOSH Alerts for Farmers Tara Williams

P22 Hazards Associated with Military Service: Fatal Motor Vehicle Crashes among Veterans of the Gulf War Era Andrew Lincoln

P23 Extended Work Schedule and Risk of Occupational Injury Paul MacLennan

P24 Work-RISQS — A Web-Based Injury Research Tool Larry Jackson

P25 The Use of BLS Annual Survey Data for Hypothesis-Generating Studies and the Issue of Datasets for Modeling Arthur Oleinick


Thursday, October 30, 2003

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7:30am - 8:30am CONTINENTAL BREAKFASTSponsored by: Liberty Mutual Research Centerfor Safety and HealthSheraton Station Square HotelLobby Bar Area

8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION H

H1.0 (Special Session) Investigating the Non-Reporting of Grand Station IIIOccupational InjuriesModerator: Maria Brunette

8:30am Determinants of Claim Filing Among Young Darius LakdawallaInjured Workers H1.1

8:50am Injury Reporting in the Railroad Industry: Beth RosenburgCause for Suspicion H1.2

9:10am Distributional Effects of Filing a Workers’ Karen RobertsCompensation Claim H1.3


H2.0 Injury Hazards II Grand Station IVModerator: Elyce Biddle

8:30am Incidence, Risk Factors and Costs of Syed IslamCarbon Monoxide Poisoning in West H2.1Virginia Workers

8:45am Traumatic Injuries Among Embalmers Robyn GershonH2.2

9:00am Traumatic Injuries In a Cohort of North Kristen KuceraCarolina Commercial Fishermen H2.3

9:15am Hazards and Suggested Control Methods Robert Malkinfor the Wood Pallet Manufacturing Industry H2.4

9:30am Evaluation of a Training Exercise for Edward BarrettTeaching Drillers About Noise and H2.5Hearing Protection

9:45am Disabling Occupational Injuries in Theodore CourtneyU.S. Restaurants H2.6



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8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION H (cont’d)

H3.0 Machinery and Coal Mining Injuries Grand Station VModerator: James Harris

8:30am Determination of Safe Roof-Bolter Speeds John BartelsThrough Computer Simulation H3.1

8:45am Developing an Innovative Kathleen Kowalski-TrakoflerMulti-disciplinary Approach: Electric H3.2Arc-induced Injuries in the Mining Industry

9:00am Caught-In Injury Protection System for Doug AmmonsWood Chippers H3.3

9:15am Amputations at a U.S. Heavy Manufacturing Gordon ReeveCompany From 1998-2002 H3.4

9:30am Development of a Safety Intervention David ParkerIn Small Metal Working Shops H3.5


H4.0 Fall Injuries in Construction II Brighton IIIModerator: Guang Chen

8:30am Load Testing of Job-Built Guardrail Systems Daniel FioriniH4.1

8:45am Use of Text Data From Injury Hester LipscombReports/Investigations To Understand H4.2Construction Falls

9:00am Postural Adaptation at Elevated and Peter SimeonovSloped Surfaces H4.3

9:15am Fall Prevention vs. Fall Arrest in Enzo GarritanoOntario Construction H4.4

9:30am - 10:00am Questions and Discussions



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8:30am - 10:00am CONCURRENT SESSION H (cont’d)

H5.0 Back Injury Prevention Brighton IVModerator: Alfred Amendola

8:30am Use of Mechanical Lifts Reduced Injury Bradley EvanoffRates among Nursing Personnel H5.1

8:45am The Use of Workers’ Compensation and Lisa PompeiiMedical Claims Data for Surveillance of Acute H5.2Back Injuries among Health Care Workers

9:00am VISN-Wide Deployment of a Back Injury Mary MatzPrevention Program for Nurses: Safe Patient H5.3Handling & Movement

9:15am Musculoskeletal Disorders among Dental Students Linda ThorntonH5.4


10:00am - 10:30am BREAK

10:30am - 12:00pm CLOSING PLENARY SESSION

Grand Station Ballroom I and II

Lisa CullenIndustrial Hygienist“Reality Versus the Public Perception of Occupational Injury”

David ParkerPhysician in Occupational Health“Picturing Work: The Industrial Landscape and Occupational Health”

Closing: Dr. Nancy A. Stout, Director, Division of Safety Research, NIOSH

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