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Molten metals industry
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Health and safety in the molten metals industry
The main causes of injury are:
Injured while handling, lifting or carrying
Slipped, tripped or fell on the same level
Hit by moving, flying or falling object
The main causes of occupational ill health are:
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
Skin disease, e.g. Dermatitis
Respiratory disease, Occupational Asthma
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Foundries Industry Advisory Committee (FIAC).
The primary role of the body is to provide a forum for member industries to promote improved standards of health and safety and the "Revitalising agenda" within the foundries industry.
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Updated 16.05.08
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