Safety Hazards in Industrial Environments 1 of 3
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Keywords
Safety , OSHA , compliance , Hazards , Industrial , Environmental , Technical , Policies , Procedures , Death , Dismemberment , Humor , .PSD , Training , Identification , Electrical , Chemical , PPE
Project
Preparing the Unemployed for the Mining Sector
Authors
Foss, Hannah
Bickley, Don
Date Submitted
2017-12
Material Type
Illustration/Graphic
Secondary Material Type
Assignment
Illustration/Graphic
Open Textbook
Workshop and Training Material
Illustration/Graphic
Open Textbook
Workshop and Training Material
Institution
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Industry Partner
Sumitomo Metal Mining Pogo Mine
Kinross Fort Knox Mine
Hecla Greens Creek Mine
Coeur Kensington Mine
Ucore Rare Metals Inc
State of Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Alaska Miners Association
Kinross Fort Knox Mine
Hecla Greens Creek Mine
Coeur Kensington Mine
Ucore Rare Metals Inc
State of Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Alaska Miners Association
License
CC BY
Funding Source
TAACCCT Round 4
Additional Public Access
Abstract
Designed to touch upon core themes underlying workplace safety, these whimsical (but also serious) "Mine of Death" illustrations are intended to promote a culture of safety that extends not just to the individual workers, but to their interactions with coworkers, interactions with their environment, and policies and procedures that are necessary to work safely as a team in a challenging environment. The chaotic images are intentionally in contrast to the features of a workplace that are engineered to remove or suppress chaos.
Industry (NAISC)
Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction -- Mining (except Oil and Gas) -- Metal Ore Mining (2122)
Occupation (SOC)
Construction and Extraction Occupations -- Continuous Mining Machine Operators (47-5041)
Instructional Program (CIP)
Construction Trades (46)
Credit Type
Credential Type
Certificate
Educational Level
1st year Community College or equivalent