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The SMIA Safety Committee and Signal Safety Team have created a library of topics for Safety Meetings, or Toolbox Talks called Focus on Safety
USL&H, or United States Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act, provides workers' compensation coverage for maritime occupations, including work on navigable waters and adjoining areas.
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Check out our full Focus on Safety Library on the Safety Resources page.
If you have suggestions for a Focus on Safety topic that could help your company or the Mutual, please get in touch with your local Signal Safety Manager.
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