2001 Professional Safety Article Index
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Title Index
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- ABCs for Lone Workers: A Behavior-Based Study of Bus Drivers. R. Olson and J. Austin. Nov.: 20-25.
- Air Pollution Compliance for Heating Systems & Emergency Generators. R.J. Barra. Feb.: 25-28.
- Are Injuries Reported Equally Throughout the Work Week? S.M. Smith and J. S. Oakley. Aug.: 22-25.
B
- Behavioral Sampling of Theme Park Ride Operators. B.K. Lyon. Oct.: 35-42.
- Bridge-Construction-Related Deaths in West Virginia, 1990-1999: Recognition of a Problem & Resulting Corrective Actions. J.C. Helmkamp and W.J. Lundstrom. Dec.: 18-22.
C
- Collision Course: When Powered Industrial Trucks Strike People & Objects. G. Swartz. Mar.: 25-30.
- Compressed Gases & Systems. D.P. Dixson. Nov.: 29-34.
- Congressional Review Act: Impact on OSHA & MSHA Regulations Enacted at the End of the Clinton Administration. A.L. Abrams. Mar.: 14-15.
- Conveyor Safety Requirements When Using Older Equipment. G.A. Schultz. May: 24-26.
- Custom Blend Your Safety, Health & Environmental Program. T.J. Taylor and M. Pinto. July: 32-33.
D
- Disability Management Pays Off. M.A. Fitzpatrick and P.M. King. Jan.: 39-41.
- Doctoral Program for the Next Generation, A. W.R. Myers and G.L. Winn. Oct.: 47-50.
E
- Employee Safety Incentives: A Best Practices Survey of Human Resource Practitioners. P.M. Glendinning. Feb.: 22-24.
- Engineering Design for Safety: Imagineering the Rig Floor. M.D. Hansen and E. Abrahamsen. Mar.: 20-24.
- Ergonomic Job Measurement System. D. Ridyard, L. Tapp and L. Wylie. Jan.: 29-32.
- Ergonomics to the Rescue: A Cost-Justification Case Study. C.C. Rodrigues. Apr.: 32-34.
- ESL-Valuable Resource or Idealism? Using Case Studies to Find Answers. F.D. Pierce. Apr.: 35-39.
H
- Human Health Effects of Airborne Mycotoxin Exposure in Fungi-Contaminated Indoor Environments. D.M. Albright. Nov.: 26-28
I
- Improving Safety & Health Performance: Identifying & Measuring Leading Indicators. J. Toellner. Sept.: 42-47.
- Impact of Cell Phones on Driver Safety, The. L.R. Moore and G. Moore. June: 30-32.
- Implementing 5S to Promote Safety & Housekeeping. J.E. Becker. Aug.: 29-31.
- Impact of Safety Efforts: Intervention Effectiveness Research-Phase 1. J.M. Haight, R.E. Thomas, L.A. Smith, R.L. Bulfin Jr. and B.L. Hopkins. May: 38-44.
- Impact of Safety Efforts: Intervention Effectiveness Research-Phase 2. J.M. Haight, R.E. Thomas, L.A. Smith, R.L. Bulfin Jr. and B.L. Hopkins. June: 33-37.
- It's Time to Drag Behavioral Safety Into the Cognitive Era. J. Kamp. Oct.: 30-34.
J
- Job Hazard Assessment: A Comprehensive Approach. R. Geronsin. Dec.: 23-30.
M
- Managing the Behavior/Systems Interface: Another Perspective on the Effectiveness of Behavior-Based Safety. D.R. Groover. Mar.: 33-35.
- Marketing the SHE Profession. L.H. Ferguson. Nov.: 35-37.
- Measuring Safety's Return on Investment. S. Jervis and T.R. Collins. Sept.: 18-23.
- Medical Facility Renovation: Safety & Health Considerations for Construction Safety Professionals. D.J. Garvey, S.C. Sobczak and A.J. Streifel. June: 20-24.
- Moral Duty to Provide Workplace Safety, The. R.F. Eckhardt. Aug.: 36-38.
- Moving to the Second Generation in Behavior-Based Safety. T.R. Krause. May: 27-32.
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- Occupational Lead Exposure: Health Effects & Remediation Practices. M.A. Swartz. July: 28-31.
- Occupational Safety & Health in Russia: Past, Present, Future. F.C. Rinefort, J.A. Petrick and V. Schukin. May: 19-23.
- Office Ergonomics: Analyzing the Problem & Creating Solutions. M.M. Robertson and T.K. Courtney. Apr.: 25-31.
- On Track to Safety: Risk Assessment of a Hobby. J.J. Paques and P. Taillefer. Aug.: 32-35.
- OSHA Issues Final Ergonomics Standard. Broad Rule Requires Comprehensive Ergonomics Programs. G.R. Watchman. Jan.: 26-28.
- Outcomes-Based Ergonomics Education. C.C. Rodrigues. Sept.: 38-41.
P
- Pedestrian Fatalities in the Construction Industry. C.A. Janicak. July: 16-19.
- Pneumatic Nailer Injuries: A Report on Washington State 1990-1998. J. Baggs, M. Cohen, J. Kalat and B. Silverstein. Jan.: 33-38.
- Product Safety and the Amusement Park Industry. D.A. Dodge. Oct.: 43-46.
- Projecting the Next Decade in Safety Management: A Delphi Technique Study. S.J. Adams. Oct.:26-29.
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- Safe Transport of HazMats: Complying with DOT Title 49 Regulations. P. Thomas. Mar.: 31-32.
- Safety & Health in Nursing Homes: A Pennsylvania Perspective. L.H. Rhodes and D.P. Rhodes. June: 25-29.
- Safety & Psychology: Where do we go From Here? D.J. Sarkus. Jan.: 18-25.
- Safety Training That Works. G. Robotham. May: 33-37.
- Security Fundamentals for the Safety Engineer. D.M. Bowers. Dec.: 31-33.
- Slips, Trips & Falls in Construction & Mining: Causes & Controls. M.C. Radomsky, R.V. Ramani and J.P. Flick. Sept.: 30-37.
- Spreadsheet for the Estimation of Chemical Exposure, A. T.R. Kowar. Aug.: 26-28.
- State Workers' Compensation Reform & Workplace Safety Regulations. M.W. Smitha, K.R. Oestenstad and K.C. Brown. Dec.: 45-50.
- Sustaining Participation in a Safety Improvement Process: 10 Relevant Principles from Behaviorial Science. E.S. Geller. Sept.: 24-29.
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- Treating Safety as a Value. D. Cooper. Feb.: 17-21.
- Turnaround in Safety at the Kenora Pulp & Paper Mill, The. J.M. Stewart. Dec.: 34-44.
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- Understanding OSHA: A Look at the Agency's Complex Legal & Political Environment. T.G. Pepper. Feb.: 14-16.
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- Vanities of the Bonfire. H. Petroski. July: 20-24.
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- Who is Responsible for Safety? D.J. Nelson. Apr.: 21-24.
- Walkway Surface Safety & Traction in the Workplace: The Rest of the Equation.
S. Di Pilla. July: 25-27.
Author Index
A
- Abrams, Adele L. Mar.: 14-15
- Abrahamsen, Egill Mar.: 20-24
- Adams, Shawn J. Oct.: 26-29
- Albright, David M. Nov.: 26-28
- Austin, John Nov.: 20-25
B
- Baggs, James Jan.: 33-38
- Barra, Robert J. Feb.: 25-28
- Becker, John E. Aug.: 29-31
- Bowers, Dan M. Dec.: 31-33
- Brown, Kathleen C. Dec.: 45-50
- Bulfin Jr., Robert L. May: 38-44
- Bulfin Jr., Robert L. June: 33-37
C
- Cohen, Marty Jan.: 33-38
- Collins, Terry R. Sept.: 18-23
- Cooper, Dominic Feb.: 17-21
- Courtney, Theodore K. Apr.: 25-31
D
- Di Pilla, Steven July: 25-27
- Dixson, David P. Nov.: 29-34
- Dodge, David A. Oct.: 43-46
E
- Eckhardt, Robert F. Aug.: 36-38
F
- Ferguson, Lon H. Nov.: 35-37
- Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann Jan.: 39-41
- Flick, Joseph P. Sept.: 30-37
G
- Garvey, Donald J. June: 20-24
- Geller, E. Scott Sept.: 24-29
- Geronsin, Rolin Dec.: 23-30
- Glendinning, Peter M. Feb.: 22-24
- Groover, Donald R. Mar.: 33-35
H
- Haight, Joel M. May: 38-44
- Haight, Joel M. June: 33-37
- Hansen, Mark D. Mar.: 20-24
- Helmkamp, James C. Dec.: 18-22
- Hopkins, Bill L. May: 38-44
- Hopkins, Bill L. June: 33-37
J
- Janicak, Christopher A. July: 16-19
- Jervis, Susan Sept.: 18-23
K
- Kalat, John Jan.: 33-38
- Kamp, John Oct.: 30-34
- King, Phyllis M. Jan.: 39-41
- Kowar, Thomas R. Aug.: 26-28
- Krause, Thomas R. May: 27-32
L
- Lundstrom, Wayne J. Dec.: 18-22
- Lyon, Bruce K. Oct.: 35-42
M
- Moore, Greggory S. June: 30-32
- Moore, Larry R. June: 30-32
- Myers, Warren R. Oct.: 47-50
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- Nelson, Daniel J. Apr.: 21-24
O
- Oakley, Jeffrey S. Aug.: 22-25
- Olson, Ryan Nov.: 20-25
- Oestenstad, Kent R. Dec.: 45-50
P
- Paques, Joseph-Jean Aug.: 32-35
- Pepper, Thimothy G. Feb.: 14-16
- Petrick, Joseph A. May: 19-23
- Petroski, Henry July: 20-24
- Pierce, F. David Apr.: 35-39
- Pinto, Michael July: 32-33
R
- Radomsky, Mark C. Sept.: 30-37
- Ramani, R.V. Sept.: 30-37
- Rhodes, David P. June: 25-29
- Rhodes, Laura H. June: 25-29
- Ridyard, David Jan.: 29-32
- Rinefort, Foster C. May: 19-23
- Robertson, Michelle M. Apr.: 25-31
- Robotham, George May: 33-37
- Rodrigues, Clarence C. Apr.: 32-34
- Rodrigues, Clarence C. Sept.: 38-41
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- Sarkus, David J. Jan.: 18-25
- Schukin, Vadim May: 19-23
- Schultz, George A. May: 24-26
- Silverstein, Barbara Jan.: 33-38
- Smith, Leo A. May: 38-44
- Smith, Leo A. June: 33-37
- Smith, Susan M. Aug.: 22-25
- Smitha, Matt W. Dec.: 45-50
- Sobczak, Steven C. June: 20-24
- Stewart, J.M. Dec.: 34-44
- Streifel, Andrew J. June: 20-24
- Swartz, Matthew A. July: 28-31
- Swartz, George Mar.: 25-30
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- Taillefer, Patrick Aug. 32-35
- Tapp, Linda Jan.: 29-32
- Taylor, Thomas J. July: 32-33
- Thomas, Paul Mar.: 31-32
- Thomas, Robert E. May: 38-44
- Thomas, Robert E. June: 33-37
- Toellner, Jack Sept.: 42-47
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- Watchman, Gregory R. Jan.: 26-28
- Winn, Gary L. Oct.: 47-50
- Wylie, Lawrence Jan.: 29-32
Subject Index
Behavioral Safety
ABCs for Lone Workers: A Behavior-Based Study of Bus Drivers. R. Olson and J. Austin. Nov.: 20-25.
It's Time to Drag Behavioral Safety Into the Cognitive Era. J. Kamp. Oct.: 30-34.
Managing the Behavior/Systems Interface: Another Perspective on the Effectiveness of Behavior-Based Safety. D.R. Groover. Mar.: 33-35.
Moving to the Second Generation in Behavior-Based Safety. T.R. Krause. May: 27-32.
Sustaining Participation in a Safety Improvement Process: 10 Relevant Principles from Behaviorial Science. E.S. Geller. Sep.: 24-29.
Construction Safety
Medical Facility Renovation: Safety & Health Considerations for Construction Safety Professionals. D.J. Garvey, S.C. Sobczak and A.J. Streifel. June: 20-24.
Pedestrian Fatalities in the Construction Industry. C.A. Janicak. July: 16-19.
Slips, Trips & Falls in Construction & Mining: Causes & Controls. M.C. Radomsky, R.V. Ramani and J.P. Flick. Sep.: 30-37.
Contractor Safety
Who is Responsible for Safety? D.J. Nelson. Apr.: 21-24.
Design Safety
Engineering Design for Safety: Imagineering the Rig Floor. M.D. Hansen and E. Abrahamsen. Mar.: 20-24.
Environmental Safety
Air Pollution Compliance for Heating Systems & Emergency Generators. R.J. Barra. Feb.: 25-28.
Human Health Effects of Airborne Mycotoxin Exposure in Fungi-Contaminated Indoor Environments. D.M. Albright. Nov.: 26-28.
Ergonomics
Ergonomic Job Measurement System. D. Ridyard, L. Tapp and L. Wylie. Jan.: 29-32.
Ergonomics to the Rescue: A Cost-Justification Case Study. C.C. Rodrigues. Apr.: 32-34.
Office Ergonomics: Analyzing the Problem & Creating Solutions. M.M. Robertson and T.K. Courtney. Apr.: 25-31.
Outcomes-Based Ergonomics Education. C.C. Rodrigues. Sep.: 38-41.
Management Aspects
Behavioral Sampling of Theme Park Ride Operators. B.K. Lyon. Oct.: 35-42.
Employee Safety Incentives: A Best Practices Survey of Human Resource Practioners. P.M. Glendinning. Feb.: 22-24.
Implementing 5S to Promote Safety & Housekeeping. J.E. Becker. Aug.: 29-31.
Job Hazard Assessment: A Comprehensive Approach. R. Geronsin. Dec.: 23-30.
On Track to Safety: Risk Assessment of a Hobby. J.J. Paques and P. Taillefer. Aug.: 32-35.
Safety Training That Works. G. Robotham. May: 33-37.
Security Fundamentals for the Safety Engineer. D.M. Bowers. Dec.: 31-33.
Spreadsheet for the Estimation of Chemical Exposure, A. T.R. Kowar. Aug.: 26-28.
Treating Safety as a Value. D. Cooper. Feb.: 17-21.
Turnaround in Safety at the Kenora Pulp & Paper Mill, The. J.M. Stewart. Dec.:34-44.
Occupational Safety
Bridge-Construction-Related Deaths in West Virginia, 1990-1999: Recognition of a Problem & Resulting Corrective Actions. J.C. Helmkamp and W.J. Lundstrom. Dec.: 18-22.
Occupational Lead Exposure: Health Effects & Remediation Practices. M.A. Swartz. July: 28-31.
Occupational Safety & Health in Russia: Past, Present, Future. F.C. Rinefort, J.A. Petrick and V. Schukin. May: 19-23.
Pneumatic Nailer Injuries: A Report on Washington State 1990-1998. J. Baggs,
M. Cohen, J. Kalat and B. Silverstein. Jan.: 33-38.
Other Voices
Custom Blend Your Safety, Health & Environmental Program. T.J. Taylor and M. Pinto. July: 32-33.
Marketing the SHE Profession. L.H. Ferguson. Nov.: 35-37.
Moral Duty to Provide Workplace Safety, The. R.F. Eckhardt. Aug.: 36-38.
Professional Development
Doctoral Program for the Next Generation, A. W.R. Myers and G.L. Winn. Oct.: 47-50.
Program Management
Disability Management Pays Off. M.A. Fitzpatrick and P.M. King. Jan.: 39-41.
Improving Safety & Health Performance: Identifying & Measuring Leading Indicators. J. Toellner. Sep.: 42-47.
Measuring Safety's Return on Investment. S. Jervis and T.R. Collins. Sep.: 18-23.
Regulatory Issues
Congressional Review Act: Impact on OSHA & MSHA Regulations Enacted at the End of the Clinton Administration. A.L. Abrams. Mar.: 14-15.
OSHA Issues Final Ergonomics Standard. Broad Rule Requires Comprehensive Ergonomics Programs. G.R. Watchman. Jan.: 26-28.
Understanding OSHA: A Look at the Agency's Complex Legal & Political Environment. T.G. Pepper. Feb.: 14-16.
Safety Research
Are Injuries Reported Equally Throughout the Work Week? S.M. Smith and J. S. Oakley. Aug.: 22-25.
ESL-Valuable Resource or Idealism? Using Case Studies to Find Answers. F.D. Pierce. Apr.: 35-39.
Impact of Safety Efforts: Intervention Effectiveness Research-Phase 1. J.M. Haight, R.E. Thomas, L.A. Smith, R.L. Bulfin Jr. and B.L. Hopkins. May: 38-44.
Impact of Safety Efforts: Intervention Effectiveness Research-Phase 2. J.M. Haight, R.E. Thomas, L.A. Smith, R.L. Bulfin Jr. and B.L. Hopkins. June: 33-37.
Product Safety and the Amusement Park Industry. D.A. Dodge. Oct.: 43-46.
Projecting the Next Decade in Safety Management: A Delphi Technique Study. S.J. Adams. Oct.:26-29.
State Workers' Compensation Reform & Workplace Safety Regulations. M.W. Smitha, K.R. Oestenstad and K.C. Brown. Dec.: 45-50.
Vanities of the Bonfire. H. Petroski. July: 20-24.
Transportation Safety
Impact of Cell Phones on Driver Safety, The. L.R. Moore and G. Moore. June: 30-32.
Safe Transport of HazMats: Complying with DOT Title 49 Regulations. P. Thomas. Mar.: 31-32.
Workplace Safety
Collision Course: When Powered Industrial Trucks Strike People & Objects. G. Swartz. Mar.: 25-30.
Compressed Gases & Systems. D.P. Dixson. Nov.: 29-34.
Conveyor Safety Requirements When Using Older Equipment. G.A. Schultz. May: 24-26.
Safety & Health in Nursing Homes: A Pennsylvania Perspective. L.H. Rhodes and D.P. Rhodes. June: 25-29.
Safety & Psychology: Where do we go From Here? D.J. Sarkus. Jan.: 18-25.
Walkway Surface Safety & Traction in the Workplace: The Rest of the Equation. S. Di Pilla. July: 25-27.
