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PublicationsJournal of Agromedicine - Special Issue from the Fifth International Fishing Industry Safety and Health Conference (IFISH 5)go to journal
The following is a chronological list of NIOSH-published and NIOSH-authored publications on Maritime safety topics. You will also find relevant documents from external organizations as well. Most documents are available for download in PDF format. You can also search for NIOSH Maritime safety publications in the NIOSHTIC-2 database.Publications by IndustryAquaculture
	Occupational Safety and Health in U.S. Aquaculture: A Review
Scoping Global Aquaculture Occupational Safety and HealthCommercial Fishing
	Commercial Fishing Safety publications pageMarine Transportation
	Injury, illness, and disability risk in American seafarers
The changing economic structure of the maritime industry and its adverse effects on seafarers’ health care rights
‘The company will fire you because you are too expensive’: a photo-ethnography of health care rights among Filipino migrant seafarersSeafood Processing
	**Selected Peer-reviewed Scientific Articles –**
Using workers’ compensation claims data to describe nonfatal injuries among workers in Alaska.
Safety and health programs in Alaska’s seafood processing industry: interviews with safety and health managers.
Exposures and health effects of bioaerosols in seafood processing workers – a position statement.
Injury and illness among onshore workers in Alaska’s seafood processing industry: analysis of workers’ compensation claims, 2014-2015.
Occupational traumatic injuries among offshore seafood processors in Alaska, 2010-2015.Shipyards
	**International Labour Organization (ILO) code of practice** – Safety and health in shipbuilding and ship repair (Revised 2019) [PDF – 3 MB]
**EPA Office of Compliance Sector Notebook Project**: Profile of the shipbuilding and repair industry EPA/310-R-97-008 (November 1997) [PDF – 2 MB]Top of Page
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  January 4, 2022						Source: 	National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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