| 270.
Industrial Fire Safety/Industrial Protection
First semester. Three credits. Russo
Aims at developing an understanding of the Fire Safety problems faced
by the industry. An overview and introduction of the problem. Students
will learn about the characteristics and properties of fire and be introduced
to the various methods of fire protection and control in both the industrial
and the public sectors. |
| 271. Workplace Chemical
Safety
(Formerly offered as GS 271.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the workplace chemical hazard and
their biological effects. |
| 272. Workplace Safety
Hazards
(Formerly offered as GS 272.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the workplace safety hazards and their
occurrence and controls. |
| 273. Psychology
of Workplace Safety
(Formerly offered as GS 273.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the human factors and behavior which
impact upon the safety performance of workers in the workplace. |
| 274. Workplace
Environmental Issues
(Formerly offered as GS 274.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the environmental factors and how
they impact the workplace. |
| 275.
Workplace Environmental Law and Regulations
(Formerly offered as GS 275.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the environmental laws and regulations
and how they impact the workplace environment. |
| 276. Workplace
Security and Violence
(Formerly offered as GS 276.) Both semesters. Three credits.
A comprehensive overview of the workplace security issues and
the aspects of workplace violence. |
| 277. Hazardous Chemicals
(Formerly offered as GS 277.) Either semesters. Three credits.Reese
A writing course that has as its subject hazardous chemicals and their
use in the workplaces, their effects on the environment, and the hazards
caused by exposure to them. |
| 277W. Hazardous Chemicals
Prerequisite: ENGL 105 or 110 or 111 or
250.
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| 278. Workers Compensation
Law
(Formerly offered as GS 278.) First semester. Three credits. Brouillet
A comprehensive overview of state and federal workers compensation laws,
and the interrelationship of these laws with other laws. It is designed
for the student without a legal background, but an interest in learning
about the laws governing workplace injuries and practical considerations
for handling of these claims. |