Restaurant Hazards: Practice-Based Approaches to Disabling Occupational Injuries

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Summary: Restaurants are one of the nation's largest employers. Despite the industry's below-average incidence rate, substantial numbers of restaurant workers are injured each year. The authors review the typical types of disabling injuries encountered and offer practical control measures for their prevention. They also discuss how restaurants can develop an integrated approach to occupational safety.

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