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Heitbrink W, Watters M [2009]. Dangerous Work: Vacuum attachments on mortar grinders control dust and protect workers' lungs. Masonry Construction. February.
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Kaskutas V [2009]. Fall Prevention Research with Washington University, The Cutting Edge, The Carpenters’ District Council of Greater St. Louis and Vicinity. August.
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Ochsner M, Marshall E, Kimmel L, Martino M, Cunningham R, Hoffner K. (in press) Immigrant Day Laborers in New Jersey: Baseline Data from a Participatory Research Project. New Solutions: Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy.
Roach T, Watters M [2008]. Finding Solutions to Your Safety and Health Problems Just Got Easier. Masonry Construction Magazine, and
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Colorado State University [2006]. The newsletter of Safety Management Applied Research Team. Volume 1, Issue 1, July.
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Dong X, Ringen K, Fujimoto A. [2007]. Expanding Access to Health Care for Hispanic Construction Workers and Their Children. Chapter of a book on Health Insurance in The United States, Washington D.C.: The National Academy Press (Scheduled to be published in December 2007).
Gittleman JL [2007]. National Academies of Science. Evidence Package for Construction Sector. Co-author, Chapter 2.2-Lead exposure and various health effects, pg. 194-223. Co-author, Chapter 4.1-Use and improve resources to identify and track construction safety and health risks, pg. 377-403. July 17.
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McCann M, Watters, W [2007]. Primed to explode. Occupational Health and Safety. Volume 76, Issue 6, June. Available at: http://www.ohsonline.com/articles/48653/.
McCann M. [2007]. Deaths of Heavy Equipment Operators in Construction, 1992-2005. Published in October IUOE Newsletter as “IUOE Releases Operator Fatality Study.”
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Trahan C, Watters M [2007]. These problems aren't set in stone: Concrete burns. Occupational Health and Safety. Volume 76, Issue 3, March.
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Fethke N, Anton D, Cavanaugh J. [2006]. The effect of EMG sampling duration on forceful exertion exposure estimates. Proceedings of the 16th World Congress of the International Ergonomics Association, Maastricht, The Netherlands, July.
Harvard School of Public Health/Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety [2006]. Step-by-step ladder safety. Contractor Tools and Supplies September/October Issue.
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Hess JA, Kincl LD, Albers JT [2006]. Evaluation of a tool extension to reduce low back injury in carpenters. In: Proceedings of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA), Maastricht, Netherlands.
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McCann, Michael. Stress in rescue and recovery workers. NYCOSH Safety Rep Special Edition: The Many Lessons of September 11. March 2003, 27-28.
Causes of Roofer Deaths. Safety Bulletin, 3(1): 3, January 1, 2002. (Associated General Contractors of Indiana).
Korman, Richard. 2002. Improved Work Practices Flow from ‘Natural Inventors.’ ENR, July 1, p. 14. (UMLowell ergonomics Bright Ideas)
Kurta, Lawrence. Construction Sites - The Ultimate Industrial Hygiene Challenge. The Turning Point, 2(3):1-3, April 2002. RTS Consulting, Canada.
Speaking with Pete Stafford. Compliance Magazine, February 2002, pp. 4,6.
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Cheap, Lightweight Unit Can Reduce Risky Welding Fumes. Construction Safety News, Spring 1998, 13.
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Construction Noise. N.A.A.C.W. Construction Job Hotsheet. Wilmington , N.C. , Sept. 1997 (Hazard alert)
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