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The document discusses using OSHA data to prevent workplace injuries. Each month, data on workplace casualties in Woodbridge Township is entered into OSHA including details of the incident. Department heads then analyze the data and safety committees review it quarterly. Based on the analysis, educational interventions and policies are implemented to prevent future injuries. OSHA data shows workplace casualties have decreased 66.5% since 1970, with 84 reported in Woodbridge Township in 2015. The 2016 data will be analyzed against 2015 to evaluate success of interventions.
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