Injury Experience In The Coking Industry 1953 - Detailed Analysis Of Safety Factors And Related Employment Data - Introduction And Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Seth T. Reese
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1955

Abstract

THE INJURY and related employment experience of the coking industry in the United States for 1953 contained in this bulletin are presented under three general sections, as follows: (A) General injury experience: Tables 1 to 9: Contain current and comparable statistics on operating data, number, frequency, and severity of injuries, and major accident agencies involved in the cause of injuries. Data are tabulated for the industry as a whole, for each type of oven, and for the States in which coke is manufactured. (B) Selected injury experience: Tables 10 to 15: Contain comparable injury data covering 5- and 10-year periods on the number and severity of injuries and major accident agencies. (C) Historic injury experience: Tables 1.6 to 19: Contain data on the number and rates of injury occurrence and related employment statistics on the industry from the earliest records through 1953.
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APA: Seth T. Reese  (1955)  Injury Experience In The Coking Industry 1953 - Detailed Analysis Of Safety Factors And Related Employment Data - Introduction And Summary

MLA: Seth T. Reese Injury Experience In The Coking Industry 1953 - Detailed Analysis Of Safety Factors And Related Employment Data - Introduction And Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1955.

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