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What is the best approach to safety? (i. e. It is easier to than to treat) (Body Mechanics and Safety Review) (Health Science)

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Management Leadership.

Worker Participation.

Hazard Identification and Assessment.

Hazard Prevention and Control.

Education and Training.

Program Evaluation and Improvement.

Communication and Coordination for Host Employers, Contractors, and Staffing Agencies.

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it takes one machine 25 minutes to pick a bale of cotton and another machine 30 minutes to compete the same job. if both machines are used, how long will it take them to pick a bale of cotton?

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