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Carrie Taylor

  • Communications Director, Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church and School
  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
Houston
As seen in: Chron, MassLive, KTRK-TV (Houston, TX), Community Impact Newspaper, Laredo Morning Times, woman&home, Noozhawk, Mommy Poppins, Occupational Health & Safety, Clarksville Now and
writer, lover of all things i can binge watch, mother & Christ follower.
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Teamwork makes the dream work

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By Carrie Taylor
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Credit: Adobe Stock/AndreyPopov. I’d hazard a guess that most readers have experienced the relationship-busting stress associated with team lifting. You’ve moved a mattress, freezer, sofa or [insert item here] up a flight of stairs with a partner and realized that your partner “just doesn’t get me at all.” The most harmonious couple can fall apart when faced with a two-person lifting task.
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The Human Factors: Building hoteling workstations that work for real people

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By Carrie Taylor
| OHS Canada Verified
Credit: Adobe Stock/Andrey Popov. Ten years ago, shared workstations were rare – we all came to work, stowed our running shoes under the desk, and got to work. Ergonomists could help employees adjust their workstations to suit their bodies, and, if needed, employers could provide a special chair or item to meet specific needs. Today, many companies rent smaller offices and allow employees to work from home some of the time.
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Cumulative Physical Strain Defies Traditional Near Miss Safety Tracking

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By Carrie Taylor
| Occupational Health & Safety Verified
Musculoskeletal disorders develop quietly through repetitive daily tasks, requiring operations managers to monitor subtle worker workarounds rather than sudden acute events. Safety professionals are trained to pay attention to near misses….a worker slips but doesn’t fall, a forklift narrowly avoids a pedestrian or a suspended load swings unexpectedly but does not hit anyone. Identifying these events reveals hazards before someone is seriously injured.
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