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  • A+A 2011: First visitor statements regarding the trade fair

    Reporter Emily Whigham interviewed visitors from all over the world during the first day of A+A 2011 in Dusseldorf, Germany, on Oct. 18.

    Finally, the trade fair A+A opened its doors on Oct. 18. Those interested have been anxious to enter the trade fair grounds of Messe Dusseldorf. Our reporter Emily Whigham spoke to visitors from all over the world.

  • A320 production: from start to finish

    This Airbus video shows workers wearing PPE and using material-handling equipment as they build an A320 family jetliner.

    This video posted Sept. 12, 2011, by Airbus shows workers wearing PPE and using material-handling equipment as they build an A320 family jetliner on one of the three final assembly lines for Airbus' single-aisle product line. The jetliners are produced on assembly lines in Toulouse, France; Hamburg, Germany; and in China.

  • Pipette Safety & Ergonomics Video

    The video explains how to prevent repetitive injury while pipetting in the laboratory.

    This UCLA video from 2009 explains how to set up a laboratory pipetting workstation for comfort and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders.


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