Faculty and Staff
Margaret Owens
Instructor,
Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering,
The Ohio State University
Office: The Ohio State University, Agricultural Engineering Building,
590 Woody Hayes Drive, Room 204, Columbus, Ohio 43210,
E-mail: owens.162@osu.edu,
Telephone: (614) 292-1731, Fax: (614) 292-9448
AREAS OF INTEREST
- Children's Safety and Health Best Management Practices
- Agricultural Safety Promotion Systems Tailgate Safety Training
- Curriculum Design in Safety and Health
- Use of Portfolios for Student Assessment and Career Development
- Agricultural and Construction Systems Safety and Health
ORGANIZATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
- National Institute of Farm Safety
- American Society of Agricultural Engineers
DEGREES AND CERTIFICATIONS
- PhD. Agricultural Education, The Ohio State University, 2001
- M.S. Agricultural Education, The Ohio State University, 1999
- B.S. Agricultural Education and Animal Science, The Ohio State University, 1977
HONORS AND AWARDS
- 2000 - Phi Kappa Phi
- 1999 - Omicron Tau Theta
- 1998 - Gamma Sigma Delta
- 1997 - Alpha Mu
ACSM 600 - Agricultural Construction Systems Management Health and Safety
Unintentional injuries in the United States result in over 93,400
fatalities and over 43 million people suffer serious injuries annually.
Many of these deaths are preventable. In addition, disabling injuries
result in devastating costs and lost productivity totaling millions of
dollars as well as causing needless human suffering. This course is
designed to provide the knowledge, awareness and attitudes necessary to
protect yourself, your family, employees and workplace from common
hazards in the rural and occupational settings. In addition, it will
provide safety management strategies and communication skills essential
to become an effective member of an agricultural or construction
industry interested in controlling losses resulting from accidents.
Safety concepts, rules, regulations and standards may be applicable to
all areas of agriculture, construction, landscaping and similar
occupations.
ACSM 600 course syllabus(pdf)
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