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G. F. Ruppenicker and co-workers. Proceedings of the Fifth Fire Safety Conference and Exhibition, Orlando, Fla., 1993, p. 117. 

Balls, B. W., A. B. Rentcome, and J. A. Wilkenson. 1987. Specification and Design of Safety Systems for the Process Industries, 8th International System Safety Conference, New Orleans, EA. 

Vernon H. Guthrie and David A. Walker, Enterprise Risk Management, Proceedings of the 17th International System Safety Conference, Orlando, EL, 1999. 

International safety conferences e.g. loss prevention in the process industries, amnifinia plant safety, and hazardous materials spills... 

Many companies are quite wiiiing to share information on their PSM programs with other firms. CCPS and industry associations provide good places for networking to make the initial contacts that begin this. Attending process safety conferences is a good way to meet people who share your interest in PSM. 

Heller, S. I. "Overview of Major Incidents." Paper presented at the NPRA National Safety Conference, May 1993, Houston, TX. 1993. 

Smith M., 1997. Esso Asutralia s approach to safety management, Proceedings of the Queensland Mining Industry Health and Safety Conference, Queensland. 

M. Mahajna, G. B. Quistad, J. E. Casida, Acephate Insecticide Toxicity Safety Conferred by Inhibition of the Bioactivating Carboxyamidase by the Metabolite Methamidophos , Chem. Res. Toxicol. 1997, 10, 64-67. 

Philley, J. Root Cause Incident Investigation Can Be Tricky. Presented at International System Safety Conference, 2001. 

Amanullah Md. (2007) Screening and evaluation of some environment friendly mud additives to use in water based drilling muds. SPE-98054 SPE Environmental and Safety Conference,... 

Battipaglia, K., Huczek, J., Janssens, M., and Miller, M., Development of a method to assess the fire hazard of automotive materials, in Proceedings of the Interflam 04, 10th International Fire Safety Conference, July 5-7, Edinburgh, U.K., Interscience Communications, U.K., pp. 1587-1596, 2004. 

McKinley, C., "Proceedings 1959 Safety Conference," sponsored by Air Products, Allentown, Pennsylvania, July 1959, 79. 

Mahajna, M., Quistad, G.B., and Casida, J.E., Acephate insecticide Safety conferred by inhibition of the bioactivating carboxyamidase by the metabolite methamidophos, Chem. Res. Toxicol., 10, 64,1997. 

Center for Chemical Process Safety, Conferences and Events Web site, http //www.aiche.org/Conferences/Specialty/GCPS.aspx Center for Chemical Process Safety, Process Safety Beacon Web site, http //www.aiche.org/ccps/publications/beacon/index.aspx... 

Responsible Care is directed companywide by an environment and safety conference that includes the executive vice-president and senior management and meets three times each year. 

Clyde McKinley, Technical Character of Cryogenic Hazards, in Cryogenic Safety, A Summary Report of the Cryogenic Safety Conference, July 1959, Air Products, Inc., Allentown, Pa., 1960, p. 25. 

Sully, M. (2001). When rules are not enough Safety regulation and safety culture in the commercial driving context. Paper presented at the Insurance commission of Western Australia Road Safety Conference, Perth, WA. 

Grant, B. A. Smiley, A. (1993). Driver response to antilock brakes A demonstration of behavioral adaption. In Proceedings, Canadian Multidisciplinary Road safety Conference Vlll, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, June 14-16, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada University of Saskatchewan. 

Jennings, N.R. On agent-based software engineering. Artif Intel . 117, 277-296 (2000) de Jong, H.H., Blom, H.A.P., Stroeve, S.H. How to identify unimaginable hazards In 25th International System Safety Conference (ISSC 2007), Baltimore, USA (2007)... 

McGrath, E. (2009). The construction industry s own health, safety, and welfare initiative, 7th Annual GCC Occupational Health and Safety Conference, Dubai, UAE. 

Bachelder, Edward, and Nancy Leveson. Describing and probing complex system behavior A graphical approach. Aviation Safety Conference, Society of Automotive Engineers, Seattle, September 2001. 

Ericson, Clif. Software and system safety. 5th Int System Safety Conference, Denver, July 1981. 

I Drobak, J. (ed.) (2006) Norms and the Law. Cambridge University Press Cambridge and Lindpe, P. and Engen, O. (2012) Offshore safety regimes A contested terrain . Presentation at the Working on Safety Conference (September 11-14, 2012) Sopot, Poland. 

I Baram, M. (2010) Self-regulation and safety management . Presentation at the Working on Safety Conference (September 7-10, 2010) Roros, Norway, at http //www.wos2010.no/presentations.php (click on 87). 

Perrin, E. Stroup, R. and Kirwan, B. (2007) Future Considerations in ATM Safety Rd-D. A Summary of the Safety Gap Analysis Report by FAA/Eurocontrol Action Plan 15, Safety Research and Development. Presentation at the International System Safety Conference, Baltimore, August. 

Even if an ordinary oil industry worker seldom or never meets PSA representatives during a work year offshore, the contact between PSA s employees and union and health and safety representatives is tight. The Labour Inspection Authority, union representatives, platform chiefs and others active in safety work regularly meet PSA representatives in safety conferences and different arenas of tripartite cooperation onshore. This is very different from the U.S. continental shelf, where regulatory representatives are very visible on installations but seldom or never meet elected representatives of oil industry workers. 

Johnson, C. (2012) The competency gap The failure of regulation in workplace safety , Paper in the Proceedings of the 6th International Working on Safety Conference Towards Safety through Advanced Solutions. CIOP Warsaw. 

Regularly at safety conferences and in the work of committees drafting safety standards, controversy develops over the level of risk that is acceptable. This chapter presents a thought-provoking review of the levels of risk acceptable in various enterprises (space travel, auto racing, various manufacturing and business entities) and for product safety. It also provides a practical, useable framework for safety practitioners to use in determining acceptable risk levels. 

Dr. Steven Simon explored the differences in the two schools of thought in a speech he gave at a behavioral safety conference held by the American Society of Safety Engineers in February 1998. Simon indicated that there are two approaches in the behavior-based safety field. One takes a macro approach—the view that operation improvement is accomplished through a culture change. The other takes a micro approach and assumes that such improvement can occur by changing the behavior of hourly workers. 

This sounds ridiculous yet, in many companies, it is happening. BBS is being implemented in some form in 31 percent of companies where Occupational Hazards readers are employed. It is popular it is discussed in every safety conference today. Most BBS programs are primarily programs of peer observation and intervention. Hourly workers are trained and become trainers. Trainers train hourly workers to be observers. 

Once the safety department had settled down, a selection process based on merit was started, and the two successful candidates were sent to attend the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Professional Development Conference (PDC) in the United States. This was the first time safety staff had ever attended an international safety conference. Other safety staff members were elected to attend safety courses in Dubai, also a first for safety. The department was renamed from plant protection (security) to safety, health, and environment and was later moved to new premises. One of the resident safety officers was finally appointed as a safety supervisor on the same grade as a superintendent after his promotion had been overlooked for the last 20 years. 

After reviewing certain self-development goals set for safety staff, the two successful candidates were sent to the American Society of Safety Engineers safety conference in the United States. 

After spending 2 years in Hawaii at the Gemini Observatory he retired back to South Africa. He consults to organizations in the United States and is often a keynote speaker at international safety conferences. 

Cryogenic Safety. A Summary Report of the Cryogenic Safety Conference, Air Products, Allentown, PA, 1959. 

Safety professionals should be aware that there are three (3) predominate theories under which discrimination can take form. The first theory is that of Disparate Treatment. Under the Disparate Treatment theory, the discrimination takes the form of intentionally treating individuals differently due to their race, sex, or other protected classification or characteristic. For example, the disparate treatment theory would apply where an employer denies a job to an individual because the individual is of a specific race or the safety professional only permits the male members of the safety team to travel to the safety conference. 

FISA 99 — EU research in reactor safety conference, Proceedings of the Conclusion symposium on FP-4 shared-cost and concerted actions, held in Luxembourg, 29 November - 1 December 1999, EUR 19532 EN, published by the Office for Official Publications of the European Commission. 

Prescott, D.R. Andrews, J.D. 2008c. Modelling the Time-Limited Dispatch of Aircraft. Proceedings of the 26th ISSC (International System Safety Conference) CD-ROM. 

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