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  3. 3 Request for assistance in preventing worker deaths and injuries from falls through skylights and roof openings 1989 · National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Health and safety guide for scrap processors (1976), Occupational exposure to tungsten and cemented tungsten carbide (1977), Request for assistance in preventing worker deaths and injuries from falls through skylights and roof openings (1989), Occupational exposure to chloroprene (1977), and A E Goetze, Lake City, Minnesota (1995).

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