Air Curtains: First Line of Defense for Employee Safety. M. Coscarelli and J. Banas. Oct.: 50-51.
Arc Blast Hazards: The Limitations of Metal-Clad Enclosures to Protect Workers. J.J. Kolak. June: 46-51.
B
Behavioral Safety in a Refinery: Large-Scale Change and Long-Term Results. R.E. Medina, T.E. McSween, K. Rost and A.M. Alvero. Aug.: 36-40.
Behavioral Safety Interventions: A Review of Process Design Factors. M.D. Cooper. Feb.: 36-45.
Being an Expert Witness: Key Requirements and Suggestions for Success. S.L. Murray. March: 20-23.
C
Continuous Mining: A Pilot Study of the Role of Visual Attention Locations and Work Position in Underground Coal Mines. J.R. Bartels, S. Gallagher and D.H. Ambrose. Aug.: 28-35.
Corporate Social Responsibility and SH&E Regulatory Compliance. R.S. Christie. Dec.: 20-21.
Courage, Culture and Interpersonal Intervention: Practical, Evidence-Based Strategies for Injury Prevention. E.S. Geller. May: 43-51.
Creating Compelling Data Displays for Decision Makers. R.J. Emery and B.J. Brown. April: 58-59.
D
Developing Evacuation Plans: Evacuating People With Disabilities. M. Logli. Aug.: 44-45.
E
Economic Analysis: Make the Business Case for SH&E. A. Veltri and J. Ramsay. Sept.: 22-30.
Employee Morale: Examining the Link to Occupational Safety and Health. M. Behm. Oct.: 42-49.
Engage Your Audience: Using Audience Response Systems in SH&E Training. J.A. LaRose. June: 58-62.
Ergonomic Investments: A Plant-Level Exploratory Analysis. T. Brace and A. Veltri. Feb.: 24-30.
F
Financial Decision Makers’ Views on Safety: What SH&E Professionals Should Know. Y.-H. Huany, T.B. Leamon, T.K. Courtney, S. DeArmond, P.Y. Chen and M.F. Blair. April: 36-42.
Finding All the Hazards: How Do We Know We Are Done? S. Cantrell and P. Clemens. Nov.: 32-35.
Fire Extinguisher Training: Preparing Employees for a Fire Emergency. S. Balint and R. O’Donnell. Oct.: 26-28.
Flame-Resistant Clothing: Its Role in Protecting Electric Line Workers From Arc Flash Burns. K. Wulf. June: 52-57.
G
Game-Based Learning: Using Video Game Design for Safety Training. S. Bloom. July: 18-21.
Green Cleaning: One Component of Worker Health. M. Sawchuk. March: 42-45.
H
Hand Washing at the Worksite: Maintaining Sanitary Conditions. R. Kravitz. Jan.: 46-48.
Human Performance Improvement: Key to Sustainable Safety Excellence. R.M. Crossman, D. Cangelosi Crossman and J.E. Lovely. June: 63-72.
I
Incident Investigation: Evidence Preservation. B. Hughes. Oct.: 55-58.
Innovation Through People: Gerdau Ameristeel-Charlotte’s Brick Chute Design. M. Workman. June: 22-25.
L
Leading and Lagging Indicators: Do They Add Value to the Practice of Safety? F.A. Manuele. Dec.: 28-33.
Learning From the H1N1 Experience. W. Besse and J. Harrell. Nov.: 36-37.
LEED and the Safety Profession: Green Has Come of Age. N. Silins. March: 46-49.
Lessons Learned: A Review of Published Investigation Reports From the Charleston Sofa Super Store Fire. F.J. Baker. July: 35-45.
M
Machine Safeguarding: A Review of Key Safety Standards. R. Ebens. Feb.: 46-48.
Machine Safety: Developing an Operator Presence System. J.R. Powers Jr., D.E Ammons and I. Brand. Nov.: 28-31.
Musculoskeletal Disorders: Examining Best Practices for Prevention. B.C. Amick III, S. Brewer, J.M. Tullar, D. Van Eerd, D.C. Cole and E. Tompa. March: 24-28.
O
OSHA.gov: Using the Inspection Database. W.M. Montante. April: 60-63.
Outside the Norm: Understanding the Unique Challenges of Nontraditional Work Environments. W.D. Ash. Jan.: 20-26.
P
Pandemic Preparation: What Businesses Can Do. June: 36-39.
People or Systems? To Blame is Human. The Fix Is to Engineer. R.J. Holden. Dec.: 34-41.
Predicting Incident Rates: Artificial Intelligence as a Forecasting Tool. A. Al-Mutairi and J.M. Haight. Sept.: 40-48.
Preventing Occupational Fatalities: A Review of Findings From a Recent Industry Forum. T.L. Cekada, C.A. Janicak and L.H. Ferguson. March: 29-32.
Proactive Safety: Engage Employees in Failure Modes and Effects Analysis to Improve Safety. C. Welborn and C. Boraiko. Oct.: 37-41.
R
Ready to Be a Safety Hero? Five Lessons Learned From Flight 1549. C. Potter and D. Potter. June: 18-19.
Respiratory Protection: Is Your Program Effective? B. Doney, M. Greskevitch, D. Groce, G. Syamlal, K. M. Bang and J.M. Mazurek. May: 32-35.
Ride-On Lawnmowers: The Hazards of Overturning. M.L. Myers. May: 52-63.
S
Safety and Lean: One Manufacturer’s Lessons Learned and Best Practices. M.R. Hallowell, A. Veltri and S. Johnson. Nov.: 22-27.
Safety Audits: Comparing Three Types of Assessments. P.A. Esposito. Dec.: 42-43.
Safety Engineering: The Future of the Profession in the U.S. J. Mroszczyk. Jan.: 33-41.
Safety Eyewear: How Much Coverage Does It Provide? J.R. Harris, R. Whisler, D.E. Ammons, J. Spahr and L.L. Jackson. July: 22-27.
Safety Incentive Programs: Avoiding the Pitfalls. M. Resnick. July: 46-48.
Safety Perception Survey: Yes, You Can Conduct Your Own. D. Ryan. Dec.: 22-27.
Safety Process Improvements: Practices to Reduce Variation and Eliminate Waste. G. Jimmerson. June: 26-28.
Scissor Lift Safety: An Initiative to Model Static Stability. M. Ronaghi, J.Z. Wu, C.S. Pan, J.R. Harris, D. Welcome, S.S. Chiou, B. Boehler and R.G. Dong. April: 43-48.
SH&E Strategic Planning: A Maturity-Criticality Approach to Continuous Improvement. D. Steinbacher and A. Smith. Oct.: 30-36.
Stairway Falls: An Ergonomics Analysis of 80 Cases. J. Cohen, C.A. LaRue and H.H. Cohen. Jan.: 27-32.
Staying on Top: Residential Roofing Fall Protection. T. Maroushek and C. Firl. May: 28-31.
Submarine Accidents: A 60-Year Statistical Assessment. C. Tingle. Sept.: 31-39.
T
TECHnically Safe: Gaining 360°Visibility With Technology. P. Thiveos. April: 54-56.
The Safety Assurance Network: How Toyota Makes Sure Safety Is Everyone’s Job. J.A. Colazo and C. Talpone. July: 28-34.
Transforming Safety Culture: Grassroots-Led/Management-Supported Change at a Major Utility. S.I. Simon and P.A. Cistaro. April: 28-35.
U
Using Root-Cause Analysis to Improve Risk Management. B. Hughes, M. Hall and D. Rygaard. Feb.: 54-55.
V
Volunteers Leading Volunteers: Developing the Leadership Chain in Not-For-Profit Organizations. J.C. Camplin. May: 36-42.
W
Web-Based Technology: A Competitive Advantage for Global MSDS Management. S. Williams. Aug.: 20-27.
Subject Index
ASSE Foundation
Employee Morale: Examining the Link to Occupational Safety and Health. M. Behm. Oct.: 42-49.
Behavior Change
Courage, Culture and Interpersonal Intervention: Practical, Evidence-Based Strategies for Injury Prevention. E.S. Geller. May: 43-51.
Best Practices
Air Curtains: First Line of Defense for Employee Safety. M. Coscarelli and J. Banas. Oct.: 50-51.
Corporate Social Responsibility and SH&E Regulatory Compliance. R.S. Christie. Dec.: 20-21.
Creating Compelling Data Displays for Decision Makers. R.J. Emery and B.J. Brown. April: 58-59.
Developing Evacuation Plans: Evacuating People With Disabilities. M. Logli. Aug.: 44-45.
Fire Extinguisher Training: Preparing Employees for a Fire Emergency. S. Balint and R. O’Donnell. Oct.: 26-28.
Game-Based Learning: Using Video Game Design for Safety Training. S. Bloom. July: 18-21.
Green Cleaning: One Component of Worker Health. M. Sawchuk. March: 42-45.
Hand Washing at the Worksite: Maintaining Sanitary Conditions. R. Kravitz. Jan.: 46-48.
Incident Investigation: Evidence Preservation. B. Hughes. Oct.: 55-57.
Innovation Through People: Gerdau Ameristeel-Charlotte’s Brick Chute Design. M. Workman. June: 22-25.
Learning From the H1N1 Experience. W. Besse and J. Harrell. Nov.: 36-37.
LEED and the Safety Profession: Green Has Come of Age. N. Silins. March:46-49.
Machine Safeguarding: A Review of Key Safety Standards. R. Ebens. Feb.: 46-48.
OSHA.gov: Using the Inspection Database. W.M. Montante. April: 60-63.
Pandemic Preparation: What Businesses Can Do. June: 36-39.
Ready to Be a Safety Hero? Five Lessons Learned From Flight 1549. C. Potter and D. Potter. June: 18-19.
Safety Audits: Comparing Three Types of Assessments. P.A. Esposito. Dec.: 42-43.
Safety Incentives Programs: Avoiding the Pitfalls. M. Resnick. July: 46-48.
Safety Process Improvements: Practices to Reduce Variation and Eliminate Waste. G. Jimmerson. June: 26-28.
Staying on Top: Residential Roofing Fall Protection. T. Maroushek and C. Firl. May: 28-31.
TECHnically Safe: Gaining 360° Visibility With Technology. P. Thiveos. April: 54-56.
Using Root-Cause Analysis to Improve Risk Management. B. Hughes, M. Hall and D. Rygaard. Feb.: 54-55.
Business of Safety
Economic Analysis: Make the Business Case for SH&E. A. Veltri and J. Ramsay. Sept.: 22-30.
Financial Decision Makers’ Views on Safety: What SH&E Professionals Should Know. Y.-H. Huang, T.B. Leamon, T.K. Courtney, S. DeArmond, P.Y. Chen and M.F. Blair. April: 36-42.
Change Initiatives
Human Performance Improvement: Key to Sustainable Safety Excellence. R.M. Crossman, D. Cangelosi Crossman and J.E. Lovely. June: 63-72.
Design Safety
Submarine Accidents: A 60-Year Statistical Assessment. C. Tingle. Sept.: 31-39.
Employee Involvement
Proactive Safety: Engage Employees in Failure Modes and Effects Analysis to Improve Safety. C. Welborn and C. Boraiko. Oct.: 37-41.
The Safety Assurance Network: How Toyota Makes Sure Safety Is Everyone’s Job. J.A. Colazo and C. Talpone. July: 28-34.
Employee Training
Engage Your Audience: Using Audience Response Systems in SH&E Training. J.A. LaRose. June: 58-62.
Equipment Design
Scissor Lift Safety: An Initiative to Model Static Stability. M. Ronaghi, J.Z. Wu, C.S. Pan, J.R. Harris, D. Welcome, S.S. Chiou, B. Boehler and R.G. Dong. April: 43-48.
Ergonomics
Ergonomic Investments: A Plant-Level Exploratory Analysis. T. Brace and A. Veltri. Feb.: 24-30.
Fire Prevention
Lessons Learned: A Review of Published Investigation Reports From the Charleston Sofa Super Store Fire. F.J. Baker. July: 35-45.
HazCom
Web-Based Technology: A Competitive Advantage for Global MSDS Management. S. Williams. Aug.: 20-27.
Hazard Control
Finding All the Hazards: How Do We Know We Are Done? S. Cantrell and P. Clemens. Nov.: 32-35.
Injury Prevention
Musculoskeletal Disorders: Examining Best Practices for Prevention. B.C. Amick III, S. Brewer, J.M. Tullar, D. Van Eerd, D.C. Cole and E. Tompa. March: 24-28.
Leadership
Volunteers Leading Volunteers: Developing the Leadership Chain in Not-For-Profit Organizations. J.C. Camplin. May: 36-42.
Mine Safety
Continuous Mining: A Pilot Study of the Role of Visual Attention Locations and Work Position in Underground Coal Mines. J.R. Bartels, S. Gallagher and D.H. Ambrose. Aug.: 28-35.
Occupational Hazards
Flame-Resistant Clothing: Its Role in Protecting Electric Line Workers From Arc Flash Burns. K. Wulf. June: 52-57.
Stairway Falls: An Ergonomics Analysis of 80 Cases. J. Cohen, C.A. LaRue and H.H. Cohen. Jan.: 27-32.
Occupational Safety
Arc Blast Hazards: The Limitations of Metal-Clad Enclosures to Protect Workers. J.J. Kolak. June: 46-51.
Ride-On Lawnmowers: The Hazards of Overturning. M.L. Myers. May: 52-63.
Professional Development
Being an Expert Witness: Key Requirements and Suggestions for Success. S.L. Murray. March: 20-23.
Professional Issues
Safety Engineering: The Future of the Profession in the U.S. J. Mroszczyk. Jan.: 33-41.
Research to Practice
Machine Safety: Developing an Operator Presence System. J.R. Powers Jr., D. E. Ammons and I. Brand. Nov.: 28-31.
Safety Eyewear: How Much Coverage Does It Provide? J.R. Harris, R. Whisler, D.E. Ammons, J. Spahr and L.L. Jackson. July: 22-27.
