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Medical department recurring deficiencies.

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| January 01, 2005 | Juneau, Tim | COPYRIGHT 2002 U.S. Naval Safety Center. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Many medical department representatives (MDR) have heard of a Baseline Industrial Hygiene survey, but how many of you out there know how to utilize it to help you manage your programs? Apparently not too many! During recent safety surveys the MDR had a copy or the original baseline and kept it on file, but never actually looked at it. As the MDR, this survey is a valuable tool for the Safety Officer and you to identify hazards and assist in monitoring programs for the command.

That being said, the following recurring deficiencies were noted during 2004:

1. Sight conservation program concerns.

Many MDRs did not have a sight conservation program in …

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