On the practice of safety/ by Fred A. Manuele

Includes index

Contents I. Transitions affecting the practice of safety --II. Principles for the practice of safety: A basis for discussion --III. Defining the practice of safety --IV. Academic ad skill requirements for the practice of safety --V. On becoming a profession --VI. Observations on causation models for hazards-related incidents --VII. A systematic causation model for hazards-related occupational incidents --VIII. Incident investigation: studies of safety --IX. Designer incident investigation --X. Applied ergonomics: significance and opportunity --XI. System safety: the concept --XII. Safety professionals and the design processes --XIII. Guidelines: designing for safety --XIV. Comments on hazards and risks --XV. Hazard analysis and risk assessment --XVI. On quality management and the practice of safety --XVII. On safety, health, and environmental audits --XVIII. Anticipating OSHA's general industry safety and health program standard and a safety management audit system.