Stricoff, Scott

Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, was the contractor who prepared these Guidelines. R. Scott Stricoff was Arthur D. Little s Project Director. The principal author was Mary I. Woodell. Key contributors included Henry Ozogand David Webb. Tracey Martensen s contribution to manuscript preparation was invaluable. 

R. Scott Stricoff and Douglas B. Walters, Handbook of Laboratory Health and Safety, John Wiley Sons, Ltd, 1995. 

Scott, R. Stricoff and Partridge, Lawrence J. Jr., Eds., NIOSH/OSHA Occupational Health Guidelines for Chemical Hazards. A.D. Little, Inc., United States Department of Health and Hmnan Services, United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Cincinnati, OH (1997). 

Jim Howe, CSP, is the Assistant Director in the Health and Safety Department at the headquarters of the United Auto Workers Union. He and Thomas R. Krause, CEO of Behavioral Science Technology, were to be speakers at the Professional Development Conference to be held in June 2000.1 was to be the moderator. Tom Krause asked for a meeting with Jim Howe and me for a discussion of the program. Scott Stricoff, President of Behavioral Science Technology (BST), also attended. 

Minutes of the meeting were prepared by Jim Howe and edited and extended by Scott Stricoff. As you review the minutes, you will observe that Krause and Stricoff agreed with much of what Jim and 1 said. 

Tom Krause asked that I explain that Scott and he were making the point in the last two columns that much of what is done by others as behavioral safety differs markedly from what we at BST do and consider good practice. But, since the data in the last two columns are not relevant to this discussion, only the first two columns as in the extended minutes prepared by Scott Stricoff are repeated here. 

Stricoff, R. Scott, and Douglas B. Walters. 1990. Laboratory Health and Safety Handbook A Guide fcr the Preparation of a Chemical Hygiene Plan. New York Wiley. 

Stricoff, R. Scott. Safety performance measurement. Professional Safety. 45(l) 36-40. 

R. Scott Stricoff and Kristen J. Seymour, "Applying Six Sigma to Safety" (Ojai, CA BST, 2002). White paper. 

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