Infographic: Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes — Worker Injuries And PPE

In a manufacturing plant, some hazards can't be avoided — and worker injuries can be costly. Luckily, with PPE and proper practices, these injuries can frequently be avoided.

Nov 18th, 2015

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In a manufacturing plant, some hazards can't be avoided — and worker injuries can be costly. Luckily, with PPE and proper practices, these injuries can frequently be avoided.

Check out some stats on common worker injuries and their costs, and learn a few methods on how to avoid them, courtesy of Magid.

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