Connecticut Occupational Injury and Illness SurveyState of Connecticut, Connecticut Department of Labor, Conn.-OSHA Division, Occupational Safety and Health Statistics, 1990 - Industrial accidents |
Contents
Occupational Injuries and Illnesses Percent Distribution U S | 9 |
Occupational Illnesses in CT Percent Distribution 1990 | 31 |
Occupational Fatalities in CT 1989 and 1990 | 38 |
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100 full-time workers 11 employees annual survey Carpal tunnel syndrome chemical column conforming to OSHA Construction contractors are excluded Dashes indicate data Data conforming days days Days-away-from-work cases include definitions for mining Department of Labor employers in railroad equipment estimates Excludes farms exposure Fabricated metal farms with fewer Federal Railroad Administration fewer than 11 Finance Health Administration Hispanic illnesses involving days incidence rates Independent mining contractors injuries and illnesses injury or illness Lost workday Manufacturing meet publication guidelines metal Miscellaneous nonfatal occupational injuries nonmetal mining number of injuries occupational illnesses Occupational Safety operators in coal OSHA definitions OSHA recordkeeping Percent distribution private sector provided to BLS Public Sector railroad transportation rates per 100 Real Est real estate reported restricted work activity result in days retail trade Safety and Health sample Standard Industrial Classification Survey of Occupational Table Transportation and public transportation are provided U.S. Department Wholesale trade