Washington Occupational Injury and Illness Surveillance and Prevention Program

描述（申请人提供）：职业伤害和疾病对华盛顿州工人的负担，华盛顿州劳工和工业部的华盛顿州基本职业安全和健康监测计划的安全和健康评估和预防研究（SHARP）该计划打算继续提供信息和资源，以促进华盛顿州更安全和更健康的工作场所。我们基于州的基本职业安全和健康监测计划将遵循NIOSH指南的模式，用于基于州的公共卫生活动。我们的目标是努力确保华盛顿州的工作场所更安全、更健康，影响职业安全和健康政策，并对华盛顿州发生的危险暴露、职业伤害和职业病进行评估。 华盛顿州基本职业安全与健康监督的具体目标 方案旨在： 1.继续华盛顿州职业健康监测活动，按照CSTE和NIOSH指导方针，以国家为基础的公共卫生活动，在职业安全和健康。其中包括： a.在华盛顿州劳工和工业部维持职业伤害和疾病监测的一般方案能力。 B.使用CSTE/NIOSH职业指标开展基于人口的监测活动。 B.响应来自雇主、工人和代表雇主和雇员的团体的新出现的危险和数据请求。 D.与其他州和联邦伙伴合作开展基于州的监测活动和举措。 2.编制和分发两年一次的报告，确定高风险行业的高成本，常见的非致命性职业伤害。 3.继续华盛顿的职业健康监测和预防活动， 截肢和住院烧伤;并促进工业、劳工和政府利益相关者采取行动，减少华盛顿州的这些伤害。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The burden of occupational injuries and illness to Washington State workers, employers and society is significant The Washington State Fundamental Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance program at the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries' Safety and Health Assessment and Research for Prevention (SHARP) program intends to continue providing the information and resources to promote safer and healthier workplaces in Washington State. Our state-based fundamental occupational safety and health surveillance program will follow the model of the NIOSH guidelines for state based public health activities. Our objective is to work to assure safer and healthier workplaces in Washington State, to influence occupational safety and health policy, and to provide an assessment of the hazardous exposures, occupational injuries, and occupational illnesses occurring in Washington State. The specific aims under Washington State's Fundamental Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance Program are to: 1. Continue Washington State Occupational Health surveillance activities in accordance with the CSTE and NIOSH guidelines for state-based public health activities in occupational safety and health. These include: a. Maintaining general program capacity for occupational injury and illness surveillance at the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. b. Conducting population-based surveillance activities using the CSTE/NIOSH Occupational Indicators. b. Responding to emerging hazards and data requests from employers, workers, and groups representing employers and employees. d. Collaborating with other state and federal partners on state-based surveillance activities and initiatives. 2. Produce and disseminate a biennial report that identifies high risk industries for high cost, common nonfatal occupational injuries. 3. Continue Washington's occupational health surveillance and prevention activities for work-related amputations and hospitalized burns; and promote action by industry, labor, and government stakeholders to reduce these injuries in Washington State.