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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Industrial Safety & Hygiene News

• Six Sigma.(Questions & Answers)(Brief Article)
  by Pierce, F. David
• Who are you kidding? How self-deception blinds us to safety.(Psychology of safety)(Occupational safety and health)
  by Geller, Scott
• Emergency eyecare.(Literature Spotlights)
• Out of the trenches; pros clamor for credibility at ASSE's Denver meeting.(news Scan)(American Society of Safety Engineers)
• Six keys to selecting shower & eyewash equipment.
  by Johnson, Jim
• You've got mail--tons of it: how not to run a safety program.(Editorial comments)
  by Johnson, Dave
• Employers pay steep price for arthritis.(Study)(Brief Article)
• Universal sideshields.(Literature Spotlights)
• Digging down? Watch those gas lines.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• Breathing easy: respiratory protection paramount to surviving a disaster.
  by Bobetich, Ken
• Confined space violations net $427,500 in fines.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• Previewing the National Safety Congress & Expo.
• Before cleaning up that spill ...: prepare for close encounters of the hazmat kind.
  by Skoog, Randall
• NIOSH studies effects of bad vibes.(news Scan)(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health)(Brief Article)
• Particulate respirators.(Exhibitor Spotlights)
• Who's in OSHA's inspection sights?(rules & Regs)(Occupational Safety and Health Associations)
• When a fetus goes to work ... What's the safe limit to CO exposure?(Managing Best practices)
  by Markiewicz, Dan
• Events.
• Construction safety: find out what works.(news Scan)(Brief Article)
• Single, as monitor.(Exhibitor Spotlights)
• New standard approved for eye and face protection.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• Respiratory protection.(Product Update)
• Congressman aims to curb willful violations.(rules & Regs)(Brief Article)
• Responding to new challenges; as workplace threats increase, responders are sharpening their skills.
  by Squires, Randy