Proceedings—A Behavioral Safety Symposium

Simon expressed the view that the culture drives behavior and that a culture change is required for success in behavior-based safety. Simon s speech became a paper that was published by the American Society of Safety Engineers in the Proceedings—A Behavioral Safety Symposium, 1998. These are excerpts from Simon s paper titled The Culture Change Model of Behavioral Safety. ... 

Proceedings A Behavioral Safety Symposium. Des Plaines, IL American Society of Safety Engineers, 1998. 

Many of the prominent consultants in the field of behavior-based safety were presenters at the 1998 ASSE conference on Behavioral Safety. Their speeches, representing a wide diversity of views, are contained in the Proceedings A Behavioral Safety Symposium published by ASSE in 1998. That publication is recommended reading It sets forth veiy well the... 

In the following section, the page numbers in ASSE s 1998 Proceedings A Behavioral Safety Symposium are given for the references cited. 

Krause, T. R. 1998. The challenge of behavior-based safety. In Proceedings of Light Up Safety in the New Millennium A Behavioral Safety Symposium. Des Plaines, IL American Society of Safety Engineers, 26-42. 

Erickson, J.A. (2001, Feb. 15-16). Increasing Safety Performance by Working within the Organization. Proceedings from the Behavioral Safety Symposium The Next Step. American Society of Safety Engineers, Orlando, Florida. 

Bryan. Human XL. 1998. Behavior and Fire. The Development Maturity of a Scholarly Study Area. Proceedings the First International Symposium Human Behavior in Fire, University of Ulster, P. Brennanl997. Timing Human Response in Real Fire. Proceeedings of the 5th International Symposium of Fire Safety Science, Melbourne, Australia. 

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