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Education: Integrating PTD Into Undergraduate Curricula.

Prevention through design (PTD) aims to initiate a design process that anticipates and prevents workplace illnesses, injuries and fatalities. To mitigate and prevent work-related morbidity and mortality, it is necessary to design out hazards by assessing potential risks and subsequently developing better and safer solutions (Manuele, 2008a; 2008b). Several consensus standards provide guidance on implementation of PTD strategies (ANSI/AIHA, 2005; ANSI/ASSE, 2011). To incorporate a PTD mind-set through-out all industrial and services sectors, engineers and safety professionals must develop the skills needed to effectively apply a PTD process (Heidel & Ripple, 2012). According to NIOSH (2011):