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2010-2011
BEST
OF THE
BEST
A Compilation of the Best Articles from
ASSE's Practice Specialty Newsletters
Academics Fire Protection Mining
Construction Healthcare Oil & Gas
Consultants Industrial Hygiene Public Sector
Engineering International Risk Management/
Environmental Management Insurance
Ergonomics Manufacturing Transportation
Best of the Best 2010-2011
ThE ducator
ACADEMICS PRACTICE SPECIALTY
Blueprints
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE SPECIALTY
Advisor
THE
CONSULTANTS PRACTICE SPECIALTY
ByDesign
ENGINEERING PRACTICE SPECIALTY
EnviroMentor
ENVIRONMENTAL PRACTICE SPECIALTY
ERGONOMICS PRACTI
2010-2011 BEST OF THE BEST A Compilation of the
Best of the Best 2010-2011 ThE ducator ACADEMICS
Best of the Best 2010-2011 WORLD FOCUS INTERNATI
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S ACADEM
COVER STORY Research-to-Practice in a Safety C
cific disciplines, then it is applied in a safety
a question can be posed that, when answered, will
rate), the researcher may collect quantified data
RESEARCH PROPOSAL, RESEARCH PARTNERS,
affect the risk to a worker. From research we can
improved design, the appropriate protection may b
and verification of the loss prevention system an
COVER STORY Prevention of Fall Fatalities & In
to managing safety in a somewhat haphazard manner
Table 2 Fall Fatalities in U.S. Co
As Photo 4 shows, a 39-in. minimum- height
Photo 7: The need for fall protection at window o
Photo 11: Falls through skylights are the eighth
Photo 14: Designing and installing precast socket
RISK MANAGEMENT BY DEBBY SHEWITZ, CSP M
If a client's standard d) Do I understand the
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S E BP
COVER STORY Source: BLS
Various studies on the causes of elec- trical in
tion of emergency alarm systems, shutdown of haz-
will be made
employers, operators, electricians and engineers
person must al
equally as complex requiring technicians to be ex
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S ENVIRONMENTAL P
COVER STORY What Oil?
LANDSAT THEMATIC MAPPER SATELLITE IMAGE WITH 1980
thing deeper. We scoop up samples of the black oo
studies over the past few months have led scienti
ERGONOMICS BY JEREMY J. HARRIS, CSP T
helped shaped the concept of universal design, ca
signal while playing an appropriate auditory cue.
FireıneASSE'
COVER STORY The board heard from two witne
Highly combustible resistance rating or must be
is well suited for single and low-rise structures
Sofa Super Store front view supply lin
FIRE-RESISTIVE: ISO CLASS 6
Wide driveway provides good clearance for
installed when the building was originally constr
tive. If pro
Hall, R. & Adams, B. (1998). Essentials of
FireıneASSE'
Photo 1: Good arrangement of hydrant
Photo 2: Well marked building makes for easy iden
the building exterior or in a freestanding config
Photo 4: Poor placement of irrigation equipment r
PHOTO FROM: FIREFIGHTERCLOSECALLS.COM Photo 5: R
·Replace highly hazardous operations with le
NFPA. (2002). Standard for fire service resp
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S HEALTHCARE PRAC
COVER STORY Safe Patient Mobilization & Six Si
put and customer (SIPOC), which identifies all re
Table 1 Patient Mobilization Rate & Actual Number
The provider should have a basic kn
was “job-related and consistent with business nec
·Restri
REFERENCES American Physical Therapy Assoc
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATIO
COVER STORY CSR: An International Perspective
standards and occupational health and safety, and
may be illustrated by observing that many countri
from their regard to their own interest. We addre
petition. However, such anticompetitive effects d
BENEFITS & LIMITATIONS OF VOLUNTARY INITIATIVE
While both voluntary and mandatory CSR have
make claims in respect of their CSR activities sh
aging the well being of employees and stimulating
REFERENCES American Electric Power. (2009).
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S MANAGEMENT
COVER STORY Transcendent Leadership: Part I co
and much of the idle chatter stems from the influ
But what of questions? A question is a blu
LEADERSHIP BY DR. FRED LYBRAND Tra
Our goal is not to become good
2) What is the current and real situation o
What is the c
HUMAN ERROR BY BILL TAYLOR, CSP Five T
may be the result of an employee being unaware or
his/her house key at work, yet has a hidden a key
enable them to run the organization effectively w
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S
COVER STORY Zero Is the Goal continued from pa
goals, eroding cooperation within groups due to c
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT BY MEAGAN JOHNSON & L
know a manager who pulled his team of Gen Xers in
HUMAN RESOURCES BY LARRY JOHNSON & MEAGAN
cially for Baby Boomers who have lived long enoug
A TECHNICAL PUBLICATION OF ASSE'S PUBLIC SECTO
OUTDOOR SAFETY Avoiding V Snake Bites
Safety VI continued from page 17 components), se
Figure 1 Initial Comparative Analysis of T
Figure 3 Merging of Program Common Element
Figure 5 Defect/sigma Data Set
Figure 8 Sample Pe
Figure 10 Program Evaluat
Safety Offi
WORKPLACE SAFETY BY LORI SEVERSON, M.S., H
and property claims occurring as a result of the
·Residents with dementia. These residents ca
when 4.3 million boomers were born. In 2011, the
annual perfor
standing grab bars to help residents independentl
h) Conduct regular claim reviews to ensure t
DRIVER SAFETY BY DAVID BRODIE, CPE, & DREW
Figure 3 Distribution o
Figure 8
employees, creating challenges for leg clearance
Figure 21
Figure 32 Increase in Discomfort f
2) Age & Seniority a) The average age
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