Reduce cumulative trauma injuries

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Reflect back to the material covered in the chapters. You are a production manager in charge of the entire operations of a large organization. You have a crew of 300 employees that report to you.

In at least 250 words, list specific ways you can:

Reduce cumulative trauma injuries.
Limit employees' exposure to chemicals.
Address employee fears caused by bloodborne pathogens.

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