Los Alamos National Laboratory New Hire Orientation: Occupational Health & Wellbeing [Slides]
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Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Pasqualoni, Sara Elizabeth.
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Objectives of the Program: Identify employees with symptoms/discomfort and provide early intervention/rapid response before discomfort becomes an injury; Demonstrate to employees that the Laboratory cares about them using a personalized approach; Improve worker productivity and workplace satisfaction; Spread the word so that employees report discomfort early and rapid intervention can be executed to prevent injuries; facilitate procurement of necessary equipment as quickly as possible given risk of progression to injury.
As required by law, Triad will consider employee requests for an accommodation that excuses an employee from the COVID vaccine requirement based upon sincerely held religious beliefs.
If you have a specific medical condition that precludes the COVID-19 vaccination requirement and you seek a medical exemption from Los Alamos National Laboratory’s COVID-19 vaccination requirement, please consult with your physician and provide the following information.
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The presentation, a collaboration of Industrial Hygiene/Biosafety Staff and Occupational Health Staff at Los Alamos National Laboratory, covered primarily the approach taken toward developing a rational approach for bringing workers back on site safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Coronavirus is a family of common viruses, some causing illness in people and others that circulate among animals, including camels, cats and bats. Analysis of the genetic tree of this virus is ongoing to know the specific source of the virus. SARS, another coronavirus that emerged to infect people, came from civet cats, while MERS, another coronavirus that emerged to infect people, came from camels. A novel coronavirus is a virus that has not previously been identified. The first infection was reported in Wuhan, China in Dec. 2019, with a source probably originating from a livestock market, and a suspected origination from bats.