2006 Professional Safety Article Index

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Title Index

A

• After Quecreek: A Review of Projects to Prevent Coal Mine Inundations in West Virginia. G.L. Winn, R. Rice and J. Dean. March: 35-38.
• ANSI/AIHA Z10-2005: The New Benchmark for Safety Management Systems. F.A. Manuele. Feb.: 25-33.
• Applying the Deming Philosophy to the Safety System. N. Salazar. Aug.: 52-57.
• Automation Safety: Assessing the Risks & Understanding Safeguards. Y. Chinniah and R. Bourbonniere. Dec.: 26-33.

C

• Carbon Monoxide Exposure & Express Cruisers: Controlling CO Emissions & Exposures. A. Garcia, K.H. Dunn, B. Beamer, G.S. Earnest and R.M. Hall. Dec.: 34-40.
• Challenge of Preventing Serious Injuries, The: A Proposal for SH&E Professionals. F.A. Manuele. April: 31-37.
• Charting Safety Performance: Combining Statistical Tools Provides Quality Data. S.S. Prevette. May: 34-41.
• Compromises in the Pursuit of Safety: Negotiation & Communication Improve Outcomes. G.A. Peters and B.J. Peters. Aug.: 33-37.
• Creating a Safer Workforce: Training Needs for Hispanic & Foreign-Born Workers. S.M. Smith, T. Perry and D. Moyer. Dec.: 20-25.

D

• Designing for an Aging Workforce: Can We? Should We? J.M. Haight and U. Belwal. July: 20-33.

E

• Educating Construction Safety Professionals: A Collaborative Model for the 21st Century. S.D. Choi, E.A. Kapp and W.M. Cole. July: 41-45.
• Emerging Technologies: Inherently Safer Designs. M.L. Myers. Oct.: 20-26.
• Engineering as a Foundation for Optimum Safety Success. W.E. Tarrants. Jan.: 52-58.
• Essence of Safety, The: What’s in Your Mental Model? W.M. Montante. Nov.: 36-39.
• Exposure to Electrocautery Toxins: Understanding a Potential Occupational Hazard. I. Hassan, E.R. Drelichman, B.G. Wolff, C. Ruiz, S.C. Sobczak and D.W. Larson. April: 38-41.
• Eye Biomarkers—Early Indicators of Occupational Toxicity: Blood Toxins, Heavy Metals & Neurotoxins. A.M. El-Sherbeeny, J.V. Odom, D.E. Della-Giustina and J.E. Smith. Aug.: 26-32.

F

• From Good to Great in Safety: What Does It Take to Be World Class? E.S. Geller. June: 35-40.

H

• Hawk’s Nest Tunnel: A Forgotten Tragedy in Safety’s History. C.K. Stalnaker. Oct.: 27-33.
• Hearing Protection: Work Climate & Hearing Protection Behaviors in Construction Workers. J. Brady and O. Hong. Nov.: 18-26.
• How Safe Is Safe? Techniques for Advancing & Applying Machinery Risk Assessments. J.M. Piampiano and S.M. Rizzo. June: 22-27.

I

• Inherently Safer Design: Five Principles for Improving Construction Safety.
  D.V. MacCollum. May: 26-33.
• Integrating Employee Safety & Fitness: A Model for Meeting NIOSH’s Steps to a Healthier U.S. Workforce Challenge. F.S. Drennan, J.D. Ramsay and D. Richey. Jan.: 26-35.

L

• Legal Perspectives on ANSI Z10-2005: Significant Implications for SH&E Practitioners & Employers. A.L. Abrams. June: 41-43.
• Loss Management Information System: Teaching Students How to Make Better Management Decisions. P.E. Rivers. May: 42-50.

M

• Management & Industrial Safety Achievement: A Practical Approach & New Philosophy for Risk Evaluation & Control. J.V. Grimaldi. Feb.: 54-60.
• Management Systems: Integrating Safety, Health, Environmental & Quality Programs. M.D. Hansen. Oct.: 34-41.
• Maximizing for Victim Evacuation & Recovery in Mass-Casualty Incidents. C.A. Bacon. Oct.: 48-51.
• Moral Component of Our Professional Challenge, The. W. English. July: 52-55.
  Motivation: Industry’s Challenge. W.W. Allison. May: 60-63.
• Motivational Safety System: One Organization’s Experience Moving Toward World-Class Performance. M. Weibert and C. Plunkett. Feb.: 34-39.

N

• Nanotechnology: Evolving Occupational Safety, Health & Environmental Issues. E.E. Knowles. March: 20-27.
• Nanotechnology: Is There Cause for Concern? B. McShane. March: 28-34.
• Need for Certification of the Safety Professional, The. G.L. Gorbell. March: 60-64.
• Noise Exposure: Hazards to Gasoline & Distillate Transport Drivers. W.R. Watts and D.N. Kudlinski. Sept.: 24-33.

P

• Perceptions of Workplace Safety: Perspectives from Miners & Nonminers. S.A. Gyekye. July: 34-40.

R

• Rate Your “B.O.S.S.”: Benchmarking Organizational Safety Strategy. L. Hansen. Nov.: 50-57.
• Risk Assessment & Control: Is Your System Safety Program Wasting Resources? P. Clemens and T. Pfitzer. Jan.: 41-44.

S

• Safety Auditing: Applying Research Methodology to Validate a Safety Audit Tool. Y.H. Huang and S.A. Brubaker. Jan.: 36-40.
• Safety in the Supervisor’s Salary Review: A Formal Approach. G.E. Swartz. Sept.: 54-58.
• Seeing versus Perceiving: What You See Isn’t Always What You Get. D.G. Curry, J.E. Meyer and J.M. McKinney. June: 28-34.
• SH&E Career Success: Strategies for the Early Years & Beyond. P. Ferrante. Feb.: 20-24.
• Slips & Falls: Employee Experience & Perception of Floor Slipperiness—A Field Survey in Fast-Food Restaurants. K.W. Li, T.K. Courtney, Y.H. Huang, W.R. Chang and A.J. Filiaggi. Sept.: 34-38.
• Stilts Injuries in Construction: A Study of Workers’ Compensation Claims in Washington State, 1996 to 2002. C. Whitaker. Sept.: 39-44.
• Symptoms of Operational Error. D.A. Weaver. April: 48-54.

T

• Three Ps in Safety: Policies, Procedures & Performance. T.S. Ferry. June: 48-52.
• Time to Transform? Assessing the Future of the SH&E Profession. D.C. Hill. Dec.: 62-71.

V

• Video-Based Ergonomic Job Analysis: A Practitioner’s Guide. V.L. Paquet, S.E. Mathiassen and P.G. Dempsey. Nov.: 27-35.
• Visual Ergonomics in the Workplace: Improving Eyecare & Vision Can Enhance Productivity. J.R. Anshel. Aug.: 20-25.

W

• Welding Hazards: Conference Examines New & Emerging Concerns. M.T. Weeks and J. Cappello. Sept.: 45-49.
• Worksite Exercise Programs: Are They an Effective Control for Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Upper Extremities? R.W. McGorry and T.K. Courtney. April: 25-30.

Author Index

A

• Abrams, Adele L. June: 41-43
• Allison, William W. May: 60-63
• Anshel, Jeffrey R. Aug.: 20-25

B

• Bacon, Carol A. Oct.: 48-51
• Beamer, Bryan Dec.: 34-40
• Belwal, Umang July: 20-33
• Bourbonniere, Real Dec.: 26-33
• Brady, Jan Nov.: 18-26
• Brubaker, Standford A. Jan.: 36-40

C

• Cappello, Jolinda Sept.: 45-49
• Chang, Wen-Ruey Sept.: 34-38
• Chinniah, Yuvin Dec.: 26-33
• Choi, Sang D. July: 41-45
• Clemens, Pat Jan.: 41-44
• Cole, Wayne M. July: 41-45
• Courtney, Theodore K. April: 25-30
• Courtney, Theodore K. Sept.: 34-38
• Curry, David G. June: 28-34

D

• Dean, James March: 35-38
• Della-Giustina, Daniel E. Aug.: 26-32
• Dempsey, Patrick G. Nov.: 27-35
• Drelichman, Ernesto R. April: 38-41
• Drennan, Fred S. Jan.: 26-35
• Dunn, Kevin H. Dec.: 34-40

E

• Earnest, G. Scott Dec.: 34-40
• El-Sherbeeny, Ahmed M. Aug.: 26-32
• English, William July: 52-55

F

• Ferrante, Pamela Feb.: 20-24
• Ferry, Ted S. June: 48-52
• Filiaggi, Alfred J. Sept.: 34-38

G

• Garcia, Alberto Dec.: 34-40
• Geller, E. Scott June: 35-40
• Gorbell, George L. March: 60-64
• Grimaldi, John V. Feb.: 54-60
• Gyekye, Seth A. July: 34-40

H

• Haight, Joel M. July: 20-33
• Hall, Ronald M. Dec.: 34-40
• Hansen, Larry Nov.: 50-57
• Hansen, Mark D. Oct.: 34-41
• Hassan, Imran April: 38-41
• Hill, Darryl C. Dec.: 62-71
• Hong, OiSaeng Nov.: 18-26
• Huang, Yueng-Hsiang Jan.: 36-40
• Huang, Yueng-Hsiang Sept.: 34-38

K

• Kapp, E. Andrew July: 41-45
• Knowles, Emory E. III March: 20-27
• Kudlinski, David N. Sept.: 24-33

L

• Larson, David W. April: 38-41
• Li, Kai Way Sept.: 34-38

M

• MacCollum, David V. May: 26-33
• Manuele, Fred A. Feb.: 25-33
• Manuele, Fred A. April: 31-37
• Mathiassen, Svend E. Nov.: 27-35
• Meyer, John E. June: 28-34
• McGorry, Raymond W. April: 25-30
• McKinney, John M. June: 28-34
• McShane, Brian March: 28-34
• Montante, William M. Nov.: 36-39
• Moyer, Diana Dec.: 20-25
• Myers, Melvin L. Oct.: 20-26

O

• Odom, James V. Aug.: 26-32

P

• Paquet, Victor L. Nov.: 27-35
• Perry, Teresa Dec.: 20-25
• Peters, Barbara J. Aug.: 33-37
• Peters, George A. Aug.: 33-37
• Pfitzer, Tom Jan.: 41-44
• Piampiano, John M. June: 22-27
• Plunkett, Catherine Feb.: 34-39
• Prevette, Steven S. May: 34-41

R

• Ramsay, James D. Jan.: 26-35
• Rice, Robert March: 35-38
• Richey, David Jan.: 26-35
• Rivers, Philip E. May: 42-50
• Rizzo, Steven M. June: 22-27
• Ruiz, Carmen April: 38-41

S

• Salazar, Noe Aug.: 52-57
• Smith, Susan M. Dec.: 20-25
• Sobczak, Steve C. April: 38-41
• Stalnaker, C. Keith Oct.: 27-33
• Swartz, George E. Sept.: 54-58

T

• Tarrants, William E. Jan.: 52-58

W

• Weaver, D.A. April: 48-54
• Weeks, Michael T. Sept.: 45-49
• Weibert, Michael Feb.: 34-39
• Whitaker, Carolyn Sept.: 39-44
• Winn, Gary L. March: 35-38
• Wolff, Bruce G. April: 38-41

Subject Index

Accident Investigation

Seeing versus Perceiving: What You See Isn’t Always What You Get. D.G. Curry, J.E. Meyer and J.M. McKinney. June: 28-34.

ASSE Foundation Research

Video-Based Ergonomic Job Analysis: A Practitioner’s Guide. V.L. Paquet, S.E. Mathiassen and P.G. Dempsey. Nov.: 27-35.

Construction Safety

Stilts Injuries in Construction: A Study of Workers’ Compensation Claims in Washington State, 1996 to 2002. C. Whitaker. Sept.: 39-44.

Emerging Issues

Nanotechnology: Evolving Occupational Safety, Health & Environmental Issues. E.E. Knowles. March: 20-27.

Nanotechnology: Is There Cause for Concern? B. McShane. March: 28-34.

Healthcare Safety

Exposure to Electrocautery Toxins: Understanding a Potential Occupational Hazard. I. Hassan, E.R. Drelichman, B.G. Wolff, C. Ruiz, S.C. Sobczak and D.W. Larson. April: 38-41.

Hearing Protection

Hearing Protection: Work Climate and Hearing Protection Behaviors in Construction Workers. J. Brady and O. Hong. Nov.: 18-26.

Noise Exposure: Hazards to Gasoline & Distillate Transport Drivers. W.R. Watts and D.N. Kudlinski. Sept.: 24-33.

Human Factors

Designing for an Aging Workforce: Can We? Should We? J.M. Haight and U. Belwal. July: 20-33.

Literature Review

Worksite Exercise Programs: Are They an Effective Control for Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Upper Extremities? R.W. McGorry and T.K. Courtney. April: 25-30.

Measurement

Safety Auditing: Applying Research Methodology to Validate a Safety Audit Tool. Y.H. Huang and S.A. Brubaker. Jan.: 36-40.

Metrics

Charting Safety Performance: Combining Statistical Tools Provides Quality Data. S.S. Prevette. May: 34-41.

Mine Safety

After Quecreek: A Review of Projects to Prevent Coal Mine Inundations in West Virginia. G.L. Winn, R. Rice and J. Dean. March: 35-38.

Occupational Hazards

Automation Safety: Assessing the Risks & Understanding Safeguards. Y. Chinniah and R. Bourbonniere. Dec.: 26-33.

Eye Biomarkers—Early Indicators of Occupational Toxicity: Blood Toxins, Heavy Metals & Neurotoxins. A.M. El-Sherbeeny, J.V. Odom, D.E. Della-Giustina and J.E. Smith. Aug.: 26-32.

Hawk’s Nest Tunnel: A Forgotten Tragedy in Safety’s History. C.K. Stalnaker. Oct.: 27-33.

Slips & Falls: Employee Experience & Perception of Floor Slipperiness—A Field Survey in Fast-Food Restaurants. K.W. Li, T.K. Courtney, Y.H. Huang, W.R. Chang and A.J. Filiaggi. Sept.: 34-38.

Visual Ergonomics in the Workplace: Improving Eyecare & Vision Can Enhance Productivity. J.R. Anshel. Aug.: 20-25.

Welding Hazards: Conference Examines New & Emerging Concerns. M.T. Weeks and J. Cappello. Sept.: 45-49.

Other Voices

Essence of Safety: What’s in Your Mental Model? W.M. Montante. Nov.: 36-39.

Pages from the Past

Applying the Deming Philosophy to the Safety System. N. Salazar. Aug.: 52-57.

Engineering as a Foundation for Optimum Safety Success. W.E. Tarrants. Jan.: 52-58.

Management & Industrial Safety Achievement: A Practical Approach & New Philosophy for Risk Evaluation & Control. J.V. Grimaldi. Feb.: 54-60.

Maximizing for Victim Evacuation & Recovery in Mass-Casualty Incidents. C.A. Bacon. Oct.: 48-51.

Moral Component of Our Professional Challenge, The. W. English. July: 52-55.

Motivation: Industry’s Challenge. W.W. Allison. May: 60-63.

Need for Certification of the Safety Professional, The. G.L. Gorbell. March: 60-64.

Rate Your “B.O.S.S.”: Benchmarking Organizational Safety Strategy. L. Hansen. Nov.: 50-57.

Safety in the Supervisor’s Salary Review: A Formal Approach. G.E. Swartz. Sept.: 54-58.

Symptoms of Operational Error. D.A. Weaver. April: 48-54.

Three Ps in Safety: Policies, Procedures & Performance. T.S. Ferry. June: 48-52.

Time to Transform? Assessing the Future of the SH&E Profession. D.C. Hill. Dec.: 62-71.

Professional Development

Educating Construction Safety Professionals: A Collaborative Model for the 21st Century. S.D. Choi, E.A. Kapp and W.M. Cole. July: 41-45.

Loss Management Information System: Teaching Students How to Make Better Management Decisions. P.E. Rivers. May: 42-50.

SH&E Career Success: Strategies for the Early Years & Beyond. P. Ferrante. Feb.: 20-24.

Program Development

Integrating Employee Safety & Fitness: A Model for Meeting NIOSH’s Steps to a Healthier U.S. Workforce Challenge. F.S. Drennan, J.D. Ramsay and D. Richey. Jan.: 26-35.

Management Systems: Integrating Safety, Health, Environmental & Quality Programs. M.D. Hansen. Oct.: 34-41.

Motivational Safety System: One Organization’s Experience Moving Toward World-Class Performance. M. Weibert and C. Plunkett. Feb.: 34-39.

Public Safety

Carbon Monoxide Exposure & Express Cruisers: Controlling CO Emissions & Exposures. A. Garcia, K.H. Dunn, B. Beamer, G.S. Earnest and R.M. Hall. Dec.: 34-40.

Risk

Risk Assessment & Control: Is Your System Safety Program Wasting Resources?
P. Clemens and T. Pfitzer. Jan.: 41-44.

Safety Management

ANSI/AIHA Z10-2005: The New Benchmark for Safety Management Systems. F.A. Manuele. Feb.: 25-33.

Challenge of Preventing Serious Injuries, The: A Proposal for SH&E Professionals. F.A. Manuele. April: 31-37.

From Good to Great in Safety: What Does It Take to Be World Class? E.S. Geller. June: 35-40.

How Safe Is Safe? Techniques for Advancing & Applying Machinery Risk Assessments. J.M. Piampiano and S.M. Rizzo. June: 22-27.

Legal Perspectives on ANSI Z10-2005: Significant Implications for SH&E Practitioners & Employers. A.L. Abrams. June: 41-43.

Perceptions of Workplace Safety: Perspectives from Miners & Nonminers. S.A. Gyekye. July: 34-40.

Safety Research

Emerging Technologies: Inherently Safer Designs. M.L. Myers. Oct.: 20-26.

Safety Training

Creating a Safer Workforce: Training Needs for Hispanic & Foreign-Born Workers. S.M. Smith, T. Perry and D. Moyer. Dec.: 20-25.

System Safety

Compromises in the Pursuit of Safety: Negotiation & Communication Improve Outcomes. G.A. Peters and B.J. Peters. Aug.: 33-37.

Inherently Safer Design: Five Principles for Improving Construction Safety. D.V. MacCollum. May: 26-33.