Evolution of the NIOSH logo

Tisdale-Pardi, Julie

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Evolution of the NIOSH logo

November 30, 2021
By Tisdale-Pardi, Julie
Series: NIOSH science blog

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Tisdale-Pardi, Julie
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National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
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The NIOSH logo is recognized by workers, employers, and safety and health professionals worldwide. When the logo appears on a document, website, certified respirator, or other product it tells the user that the information or product is backed by NIOSH state-of-the-art research and expertise.

This year NIOSH celebrates its 50th anniversary. While the logo has evolved over the years, it continues to symbolize scientific excellence in occupational safety and health research and prevention. Workers and employers know that the NIOSH logo represents quality information they can trust. The NIOSH logo will continue to signify first-rate science, experience, and knowledge for protecting America’s workers.
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Anniversaries And Special Events CDC--history Emblems And Insignia History, 20th Century History, 21st Century Mining NIOSH--history Occupational Diseases/prevention & Control Occupational Exposure/prevention & Control Occupational Health Safety Management
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NIOSH science blog
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National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. Health Hazard Evaluation Program.
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Blogs
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Pittsburgh, PA
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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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urn:sha256:5c3f3a25bbb9ab8cc9dc959a6c1ecd1f637e4fe4cfcad7bda45dd451073ac963
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