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<p>Organizations within the Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Labor  (DoL) report safety metrics that quantify DoD civilian employee injury incident rates and  lost work time for all military services. Based on these metrics, the United States Marine  Corps (USMC) is experiencing high injury rates and lost work time in relation to other  services. This thesis recommends process improvements for tracking injuries and  handling data, as well as a time series prediction methodology for investigating the  causes of injuries (e.g., slips trips and falls, manual handling of equipment), and the types  of injuries (e.g., back conditions, burns, bruises) that may assist the USMC in focusing its  safety plans and efforts and reducing civilian employee injury rates.
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Rascon, Carlos G.</div>
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