Petersen, Dan

Petersen, Dan. 1971. Techniques of Safety Management. New York McGraw-Hill. [Pg.527]

Petersen, Dan. Techniques of Safety Management. Goshen, NY Aloray, 1989. Safety and Health Excellence Proves Elusive. Occupational Hazards, July 2002. [Pg.35]

Petersen, Dan. Safety Management, 2nd edition. Des Plaines, IL American Society of Safety Engineers, 1998. [Pg.86]

Petersen, Dan. Analyzing Safety Performance. New York Garland STPM Press, 1980. [Pg.119]

Petersen, Dan. Professionalism—A Fourth Step. Professional Safety, November 1982. [Pg.119]

Petersen, Dan. The Barriers to Safety Excellence. Occupational Hazards, December 2000. [Pg.435]

Petersen, Dan. Safety Management 2000, Our Strengths Weaknesses. Professional Safety, January 2000. [Pg.462]

Petersen, Dan. Safety management 2000 Our strengths weaknesses. Professional Safety. 45(1) 16-19. [Pg.175]

Petersen, Dan. Understanding Human Error It s Safety s next frontier. ASSE Symposium on Human Error in Occupational Safety Symposium Atlanta, GA, 2003. [Pg.95]

Petersen, Dan. What Measures Should We Use, and Why Professional Safety, October 1998. [Pg.370]

Petersen, Dan, Safety by Objectives What Gets Measured and Rewarded Gets Done, 2nd ed.. Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1996. [Pg.172]

Petersen, Dan, Techniques of Safety ManagenKnt A Systems Approach (3rd edn.). Goshen Aloray Inc., 1989. [Pg.9]

Petersen, Dan. Techniques of Safely Management Q.ndeAn.). H yfiYoA McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1978. [Pg.206]

Petersen, Dan, and Jerry Goodale. Readings in Industrial Accident Prevention. NY, NY McGraw Hill 1980. pp. 18-25. [Pg.275]

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