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Pragmatic measures to vitalize railroad-station-service employees' activities that can reinforce customers' safety and comfort.

Call no: 620.82 AHRa
Find this in Advances in physical ergonomics and safety: chapter 5

40th anniversary of West Gate Bridge collapse : there were mistakes, miscalculations, errors of judgement, failure of communication and sheer inefficiency.

Call no: JNL OCC
Occupational health news: 2010, n. 896 - October

Safety management in rail infrastructure [online]

Call no: Internet only - free access
Find this in Safety science monitor [electronic resource]: 2007, 11, n. 2

Corpus callosum volume in railroad workers with chronic exposure to solvents.

Call no: JNL JOU
Find this in Journal of occupational and environmental medicine [JOEM] : 2006, 48, n. 6 - June

Risk based medical standards for Australian rail safety workers.

Call no: JNL JOU
Find this in The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New Zealand Continued by: Journal of health, safety and environment: 2005, 21, n. 4 - August

Best practice rail safety regulation [online]

by Gunningham, Neil; Australian National University. National Research Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Regulation;
Published by : Australian National University, Canberra, A.C.T., 2004
Call no: Internet only - free access
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Human factors/ergonomics practice in the rail industry : the right way, the wrong way, and the railway.

Call no: 620.82 SHOh
Find this in Human factors and ergonomics in practice : improving system performance and human well-being in the real world: chapter 14

National standard for health assessment of rail safety workers [online]

by National Transport Commission (Australia);
Published by : NTC, Melbourne, Vic., 2012
Call no: Internet only - free access
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Train drivers' ratings of perceived risk associated with illegal motorist behaviours at level crossings.

Call no: JNL JOU
Find this in The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New ZealandContinued by: Journal of health, safety and environment: 2007, 23, n. 5 - Oct

An improvement of staff's motivation/satisfaction for safety activities in a railroad operation department.

Call no: 620.82 AHRa
Find this in Advances in physical ergonomics and safety: chapter 7
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