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CHR Newsletter—January 2, 2020
"Thanks for a Great Year, and We Wish You All the Best in 2020."
We Are Thankful for Your Trust and Look Forward to Serving You in the Future. Happy New Year from All of Us at CHR!
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Clearing the Air on Respiratory Hazards
 Employers must take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for workers' protection. By identifying solutions for eliminating or reducing respiratory hazards, workplaces can take action now to prevent future harm to workers.
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How to Stay Safe When Working With Chemicals
 Laboratory work can be dangerous and even potentially life-threatening. To increase safety in the workplace, you need to adhere to a set of common-sense safety procedures that will help keep chemicals in their containers and workers safe from harm.
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The Dangers of Sleep Deprivation
 Farming is dangerous business, but when combined with sleep deprivation, the risk of injury or death is even greater. Unfortunately, since timing is so crucial when planting, harvesting, calving, or milking, getting a full night's sleep during these busy seasons is tough.
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Increasing Indoor Humidity Can Protect Against the Flu
 In addition to handwashing and vaccinations, you may want to consider investing in a humidifier this winter to keep the flu at bay. As the temperature drops so does the moisture in the air, which can have harmful effects on human health.
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5 Occupations Most Affected by Mesothelioma
 Today, despite regulations, commercial use of asbestos is not banned in the United States. Additionally, there are many instances of "legacy asbestos," where workers today interact with buildings and other structures that were built with untenable asbestos.
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Standard for Dropped Objects
 Injury and death rates from dropped objects continue to be a stubborn factor across all industries, and the adoption of standards specific to mitigating these injuries and deaths will be an important (and increasingly visible) part of working at height.
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How Gen Z Will Lead Workers' Safety in Technology
 Different generations are shaped by the environment in which they are raised. Because of their incredible capacity for connectivity, Gen Z workers will likely take a leading position in implementing a positive workplace safety culture.
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Job Openings
Occupational Health Nurse
CHR has a permanent part-time (three five-hour days/week) opening for an Occupational Health RN / Case Manager in Santa Rosa, CA. View more information at https://chr.com/careers/
Occupational Health Nurse
Corporate Health Resources (CHR) is seeking an Occupational Health Nurse to perform case management, arrange initial medical appointments for work-related illness/injury, and coordinate the medical surveillance program.
The job is full-time: two days/week in the Southern San Francisco area, 2 days/week in Sunnyvale, and 1 day/week in Redwood City. The company has signed a lease to consolidate all three locations in Southern San Francisco in 2020.
CEU and recertification reimbursements are available, along with an excellent benefits package. CHR is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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California's elimination, in 2016, of non-medical vaccine exemptions from school entry requirements was associated with an estimated increase in vaccination coverage at state and county levels, according to a new study.
