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Safety Engineering: HISTORICAL EMERGENCE The protection of people from harm increasingly has been a focus of many fields of engineering since the nineteenth century. At the dawn of the Industrial Revolution (c. 1750–1850) engineers, as the term is used today, devoted their efforts almost entirely to making devices that functioned reliably and profitably, but with little attention to safety.
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