Wanderimam Rosemary Tuktur
C.0 Ecology and Conservation C.1 Ecotoxicology C.2 Environmental Chemistry, Substances and Processes C.3 Environmental Health C.4 Environmental Monitoring and Analysis C.5 Environmental Sciences (General) C.6 Environmental Technology, Policy and ManagementC.7 Global Change A.6 Multidiscipline Ecology and Conservation Ecotoxicology Environmental Chemistry Environmental Health Environmental Monitoring and Analysis Environmental Sciences Environmental Technology Global Change Occupational Health and Safety Management Occupational Health and Safety Research Occupational Health and Safety in Workplaces Occupational Therapy Radiological and Ultrasound Technology

Bio

Wanderimam Rosemary Tuktur is a public health professional affiliated with Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. She holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) and is expected to complete a Master of Public Health (MPH) in December 2017. Her research focuses on environmental health, occupational safety, and industrial hygiene, as demonstrated by her work on safety compliance and protective device usage in industrial settings. With one published paper and two citations, her h-index stands at 1. She has also served as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (GJHSS), contributing to the academic community in her field.

Educational Journey

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Masters in Public Health (MPH)--expected December, 2017

Experience

0 - 0 • Department of Public and Community Health

Research

Assessment of Awareness and Compliance to Safety Measures and Use of Protective Devices in Sunseed Oil Company Dakace, Zaria

Article July 26, 2017

Conclusion: The findings reveale d that the overall knowledge of protective devices by employees was optimal. However,non - availability of the safety devices influenced utilization. We recommend that devices suited to the role of each worker be provided by the employers. Conclusion: The findings revealed that the overall knowledge of protective devices by employees was optimal. However,nonavailability of the safety devices influenced utilization. We recommend that devices suited to the role of each worker be provided by the employers.