Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center

Fishing safety

Collaborating with Oregon State University to engage commercial fishermen to reduce the risk of injury and keep them fishing.

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PNASH launches updated bilingual pesticide safety app for agricultural workers

Originally developed for the tree fruit industry, the app now serves a broader range of workers involved in pesticide application and vegetation management.

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In Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, during the 3rd quarter collection period, there were 55 total incidents. Of the 55 total incidents, 16 were related to agricultural vehicles, 15 were related to fishing vessels, and 16 were related to logging trucks.

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Supporting overdose prevention, recognition, and response in commercial fishing

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