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Size | 76.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 36,000 items) |
Abstract | The North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Project (NCOSH) is a private, nonprofit membership organization of workers, union locals, and health and legal professionals. Chiefly working through local unions, NCOSH volunteers and staff offer training and education relating to toxic chemicals, safety hazards, stress, video display terminals (VDTs), repetitive motion, reproductive hazards, workers' compensation, and other issues. NCOSH also assists unions in strengthening health and safety contract language and effectively using the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Administration (NC OSHA). NCOSH offers technical assistance and research services relating to specific complaints, maintains reference materials, and makes medical and legal referrals as appropriate. Fighting for stronger OSHA standards, building coalitions, and gaining public support for union safety and health struggles are parts of NCOSH's political mission. NCOSH office files, include membership lists, financial records, investigative files, and materials relating to labor history. Also included are videotapes and slide presentations, many of them about asbestos in the workplace. |
Creator | North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Project. |
Curatorial Unit | Southern Historical Collection |
Language | English. |
Processed by: Manuscripts staff, August 2002
Encoded by: Roslyn Holdzkolm, August 2002
Finding aid updated in January 2013 by Danielle Fasig and Rachel Shope to include folder titles and items separated.
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The North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Project (NCOSH) is a private, nonprofit membership organization of workers, union locals, and health and legal professionals. Chiefly working through local unions, NCOSH volunteers and staff offer training and education relating to toxic chemicals, safety hazards, stress, video display terminals (VDTs), repetitive motion, reproductive hazards, workers' compensation, and other issues. NCOSH also assists unions in strengthening health and safety contract language and effectively using the National Insitute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and the North Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Administration (NC OSHA). NCOSH offers technical assistance and research services relating to specific complaints, maintains reference materials, and makes medical and legal referrals as appropriate. Fighting for stronger OSHA standards, building coalitions, and gaining public support for union safety and health struggles are parts of NCOSH's political mission.
Back to TopNorth Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Project office files include membership lists, financial records, investigative files, and materials relating to labor history, occupational diseases,safety regulations, industrial safety, industrial hygiene,collective bargaining and other issues focussing on North Carolina workplaces. Also included are videotapes and slide presentations, many of them about asbestos in the workplace.
Back to TopVideotapes and slide presentations, mainly about asbestos in the workplace.
Folder 1927 |
Asbestos Emergency Response Act materials |
Videotape VT-04578/2 |
"Asbestos Safety Workshop Series: Testing Buildings for Asbestos Hazards," 1985 |
Videotape VT-04578/3 |
"Asbestos Safety Workshop Series: Guide to Negative Air Filtration Systems," 1985 |
Videotape VT-04578/4 |
"Asbestos Safety Workshop Series: Asbestos Abatement," 1985 |
Videotape VT-04578/5 |
"Maintaining Asbestos Covered Pipes and Surfaces," 1986 |
Image Box IB-4578/1 |
Asbestos NCOSH slidesSlide presentation. |
"Asbestos: A Program for Protection"Slide presentation with accompanying script. |
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Audiocassette C-04578/2 |
"Asbestos: A Program for Protection" |
Image Box IB-4578/1 |
"Training Program for Asbestos Abatement Workers", part 1, Brotherhood of CarpentersSlide presentation including list of slides. |
"Training Program for Asbestos Abatement Workers", part 2, Brotherhood of CarpentersSlide presentation including list of slides. |
Folder 821 |
Field Operations Manual, North Carolina Hazard Communication Standard, July 1987 |
Folder 822 |
The Hazards of Work: Training Manual for Unionists |
Folder 823 |
Occupational Stress: The Hazard and the Challenge |
Folder 824 |
Health and Safety: United Against Work Hazards |
Folder 825 |
Reforming Workers' Compensation |
Folder 826 |
Presentation Material: Workers' Comp |
Folder 827 |
NCOSH Health and Safety School: Rights and Resources, 1988 |
Folder 828 |
NCOSH Technical Assistance Action Forms |
Folder 829 |
NCOSH Technical Assistance Action Forms |
Folder 830 |
NCOSH Technical Assistance Action Forms |
Folder 831 |
Computer Sheets |
Audiocassette C-04578/3 |
"1993 Hamlet Response Coalition Conference," part IHarry Pagner- Panel I and Panel II, part I. |
Audiocassette C-04578/4 |
"1993 Hamlet Response Coalition Conference," part IIPanel II, part II, health care professor Dennis Darcey and workshop summaries. |
Floppy Disc FLD-4578/1 |
"1992: Hamlet Response Coalition" |