Novel training concepts and techniques used to increase safety awareness in the laboratory animal facility.

Wendi A Pallozzi, Larry A Harshyne, Lisa M Wilkoski, Gina P Semler, Tracy A Conboy, Susie M Jendrowski, Hilton J Klein
Author Information
  1. Wendi A Pallozzi: Department of Laboratory Animal Resources, Merck Research Laboratories, West Point, PA 19486, USA. wendi_pallozzi@merck.com

Abstract

Training makes an important contribution to maintaining a safe working environment, but trainees may have problems achieving maximum information retention if they are not motivated and interested. The authors describe an innovative safety training program that has been well received by employees and associated with a 62% drop in workplace injuries over a two-year period.

MeSH Term

Animals
Education
Laboratories
Laboratory Animal Science
Occupational Health
Safety Management
United States
United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Wounds and Injuries

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