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Absences

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Accident Cases

1989. “Cut Back on Accidents”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 3.

Aileen Cho. Progress Differs at Bridge Sites of Two Fatal Collapses. ENR, March 1, 2004, vol.252, no.9, p.12.

Civil Engineering-ASCE (1972). What’s wrong with these pictures. Feb. 1972, p.59

Connecticut Road Contractor Punches Hole in Sewer Main, ENR, p16, May 6 2002.

Early Days of August Prove Fatal In Three Construction Mishaps, ENR, p16, August 12, 2002

Edward Lafreniere, Driven to Distraction, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.1, p64-66

ENR (2001). OSHA Fines Contractor For Not Securing Barge Carne. ENR, June 11, 2001, p.7.

ENR (2001). Helicopter Crashes During Heavy Lift, Killing Three. ENR, June 11, 2001, p.7.

ENR (2002). Federal Board Assigns Pipeline Explosion Blame. ENR. Oct. 14, 2002, pp 7

ENR. (2002). Blind Spot Is Where Workers Meet Violent Death. ENR, Vol. 249, No. 18, Oct. 28, 2002, pp. 48

Fatal Collapse, ENR, p14, April 22 2002.

Fatal Collapse, ENR, p9, May 20 2002.

Forster, J.F. and Millmam, P.M. (1981). How to Protect the Interpro In Job-Site Accident Cases. Consulting Engineer, Oct. 1981, pp. 32-34

Ironworker Dies As Rebar Falls; ENR, p.15, March 3, 2003.

Jay Landers, NIST to Lead Future Building Investigations, Civil Engineering, Vol.72, No.6, p10-11, June 2002.

Jonathan Barnes, After Accident, Vote of Support, ENR, p13, December 2, 2002.

Jonathan Barnes; Steel Collapse Causes Cited; ENR, p13-14, July 29, 2002.

Nadine M. Post, Fatal Collapse in Pittsburgh, ENR, p10-11, Feb 18 2002

Nadine M. Post; Giant Statue Topples In India Just Days Before Completion; ENR, vol.250, no.2, p.13, Jan.20, 2003.

Napa River Bridge Collapse Kills One and Injuries Seven; ENR, p.26, Dec.15, 2003.

Newly Opened Central Artery Tunnel Has $500,000 Repair Bill; ENR, vol.250, no.20, p25, May 26, 2003.

Oklahoma Speeds to Replace Span Following Barge Collision, ENR, p11, June 3 2002.

OSHA Cites Firm for Fatalities in Formwork collapse, ENR, p7, December 2, 2002.

Richard Korman, Fatal Pittsburg Steel Collapse Defies Quick Analysis of Cause, ENR, p13, February 25 2002.

Richard Korman; Hugh Shiring Jr. Lived And Died Doing The Tough Work He Loved; ENR, vol.250, no.1, p.17, Jan.13, 2003.

Saibal Dasgupta, Giant Statue Topples in India just Days before Completion, ENR, Vol.250, No.2, p13, January 20 2003.

Second Fatality Hits Power Plant, ENR, p35, September 9 2002.

Steel Angle Falls 11 Stories from Roof of Renovation Site, ENR, p15, February 11 2002.

Texas Collapse, ENR, p16, April 22 2002.

Tom Ichniowski, Deaths and Near Misses Shut down Virginia Road Project, ENR, p12, June 24 2002

Tony lllia; Insurer Pays Settlement for Deadly Accident at Three Gorges; ENR, p.13, Feb. 2, 2004.

Tony lllia, Much is Hanging on Demolition of Bashed I-40 Oklahoma Bridge, ENR, p13, June 10 2002.

Toppled Rig Loosened Steel That killed Motorist, ENR, p7, March 4 2002.

Toxic Fumes Prove Fatal for Two Workers on Sewer Job, ENR, p7, July 15, 2002.

Accident Investigation

Larry Wilson; New Perspectives On Accident/Incident Investigation; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.1, p.22-26.

Larry Z. Sherman; Conducting effective Accident Investigations; http://www.csda.org/, Concrete Openings, vol.12, no.2, p.55-57, June 2003.

Accident Prevention

1989. “Cut Back on Accidents”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 3.

Bernold, L. E., Lorenc, S. J., and Luces, E. (1997). Intelligent technology for truck crane accident prevention. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 123, No. 3, Sep. 1997, pp. 276-284

Broderick, T. and Murphy, D. Construction Safety: A Cruel Oxymoron? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, Oct. 2001, pp.68-70

Gibb, A.G.F., & Haslam, R., (1996). Causes of accidents and priorities for intervention. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 237-242). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Hella, F., Schouller, J.F., & Tisserand, M., (1996). Development of a new method to evaluate driver visibility from earth-moving machinery. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 533-542). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Hinze, J.W., & Gambatese, J.A., (1996). Using injury statistics to develop accident prevention programs. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 117-128). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

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KEY WORDS: Cost effectiveness; Injuries; Hazards; Construction site accidents;
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Nishigaki, Shigeomi ; Vavrin, Jeannette; Kano, Noriaki; Haga, Toshiro; Kunz, John C.; Law, Kincho , "Humanware, Human Error, and Hiyari-Hat: A Template of Unsafe Symptoms", ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management ,vol. 120, no. 2, June 1994, p 421-442
KEY WORDS: Construction; Human behavior; Human factors; Safety; Surveys, data collection; Errors; Accident prevention
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Stanton, William A.; Willenbrock, Jack H., "Conceptual Framework for Computer-Based Construction Safety Control", ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Sept. 1990), vol. 116, no. 3, p 383-398

Tom Broderick and Dan Murphy, Construction Safety: A Cruel Oxymoron? Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, p68-70 October 2001.

Aerial

Aerial work platforms. Heavy equipment news. Jun. 2000, pp. 54

ENR. (1998). OSHA cites beam-bending deaths. ENR. Jun. 8, 1998, pp. 27

Age

Fred S. Drennan and David Richey. Injury Prevention in an Aging Workforce. Professional Safety, Sep. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.9, p.29-38.

Green, M. (2002). Environmental Design for the Older Worker. Occupational Health & Safety, Ergonomics Supplement, Jan. 2002, Vol. 71, No. 1, pp. 47-49

Marc Green, Environmental Design for the Older Worker, Ergonomics Supplement, Vol.71, No.1, p47-49, January 2002.

Mary E. Lesch, Signs of Age in Today’s Workforce, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.12, p45-47, December 2002.

Aids

Smith, James Monroe, How to develop and implement an AIDS workplace policy. (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) (HR and Corporate Policy)

Air Quality

Abrams A. (1996). Diesel emissions: what can be done now to clear the air? Stone Review. Mar. 1996, pp.58-60

Allan Austin. State-of-the-Art Monitoring. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.68-72.

Baker, M.J. (2002). Claim exposure for building associated illnesses. Structural Engineer, Jan. 2002, Vol.2, No. 11, pp.20

Burton, D. J. (1988). Carbon dioxide concentration can determine quality of indoor air. Occupational Health & Safety. Dec. 1988, pp. 37-38

Burton, D. J. Use in a well ventilated area. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 5, pp. 20

CM & E (1971). A new consciousness. CM & E, special report on ecology, Aug. 1971, pp. 54-59

CM & E (1971). Environmental awareness demands changes in construction practices. CM & E, special report on ecology, Sep.1971, pp.69-75

Greg W. Ricbey. Psychosocial Factors in IAQ Crises. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.80-108.

Johnson, L. F. (2000). Comport under extremes: today's HVAC systems. Occupational Health & Safety. Jan. 2000, pp. 59-60

Kennedy, G. (1999). Safety air is nothing to sniff at. Utility Contractor. Oct. 1999, Vol. 23, No. 10, pp. 26-28

Manning, G. and Lewis, K. (2002). Atmospheric Hazards in Construction Work. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 2002 pp.52-54 and pp.60

Margosian, R. Indoor air quality and composite wood panels. Wood Design & Building. Pp. 41-42

Rossnagel, B. IAQ priorities for mold, yeast, bacteria & spores. Vol. 69, No. 9, pp. 58-60

Winston, S. (1997). OSHA slowly working on rules to cure sick building. ENR. July 21, 1997, pp. 7

Air Monitoring

David D. Wagner and Kay Mangieri. How Much Intrinsic Safety is Enough? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.5, May 2001, p.81-84.

Arsenic

Arsenic-Treated Wood to be Held Back from Homebuilding Market, ENR, p.13, Feb 25 2002

Debra K. Rubin, Senate Backs Tough Arsenic Rule, ENR, p13, August 13 2001.

Charles, M. (2001). Arsenic Standard Gets a Second Look. Civil Engineering, June 2001, pp. 12

Hartman, J. (2002). New Techniques Tested for Arsenic Removal. Civil Engineering, Vol. 72, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 38-39

Tom Ichniowski, Deaths and Near-Misses Shut Down Virginia Road Project, ENR, p12, June 24 2002.

Asbestos

1994. “Final Asbestos Regulations Cut Exposure Limits by Half”. ENR. 16.

Alexander L. Strasser. Pulmonary function Tests, Histories Keys to Recognizing Lung Disorders. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1990, p.20

Asbestos Deal Not Done For U.S.-Based ABB Unit; ENR, p7, May 12, 2003.

Christopher Zanoni and Karmjit Singh, Asbestos Abatement, Professional Safety, Vol.48, No.1, p33-36, January 2003.

Chuck Marvin. Asbestos and Roof Consulting Watching Your Step. Interface, Apr. 1997, p.16-22

Civil Engineering (1991). More Bad News About Asbestos. Feb. 1991, p.10

David B. Rosenbaum. Asbestos-backed façade replaced. ENR, Sep. 13, 1990, p.17

David Roberts. Process Converts ACM into Glass To Lessen Asbestos Disposal Problem. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1990, p.25-26

Debra K. Rubin. Abatement work scrutinized. ENR, Feb. 1, 1990, p.14

Debra K. Rubin. Busy decade looms ahead for cleanup contractors. ENR, Jan. 25, 1990, p.54-57

Debra K. Rubin and David B. Rosenbaum. Tracking A Tough Business. ENR, July 13, 1989, p.38-41

Debra K. Rubin, Sherie Winston, Tony Illia and Richard Korman; Potential Asbestos Deal Nears; ENR, vol.250, no.17, p.10, May 5, 2003.

Debra K. Rubin, Steven W. Setzer and Hazel Bradford. The industrial world comes clean.

Douglas R. Lawson. Maine Drafts AHERA Compliance Plan From Thorough Surveys, Databases. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1990, p.23

ENR, May 31, 1990, p.28-31

ENR (1989). Court orders Du Pont to pay for asbestos deaths. June 8, 1989, p.4

ENR (1989). Firm indicted for illegal asbestos dumping. Oct. 5, 1989, p.5

ENR (1989). Manufacturers Ordered to Pay Sick Workers. July 6, 1989, p.19

ENR (1989). Manville challenged on handling of claims. Nov. 2, 1989, p.15

ENR (1990). Asbestos patent suit dismissed in federal court. Apr. 12, 1990, p.5

ENR (1990). Construction Workers Face A Growing Hazard. June 14, 1990, p.?

ENR (1990). Job Safety Rules Boosted. Aug. 2, 1990, p.38

ENR (1990). OSHA giving asbestos another try. Apr. 5, 1990, p.32, 34

ENR (1990). OSHA levies largest asbestos abatement penalty. Sep. 20, 1990, p.5

ENR (1990). Resort’s fame is a spur for building a toll road. Apr. 26, 1990, p.31-32

ENR (1991). Asbestos Suits Grouped. May 6, 1991, p.15, 20

ENR (1993). School asbestos mess widens. Aug. 23, 1993, p.5

ENR. (1994). Final asbestos regulations cut exposure limits by half. ENR. Aug. 15, 1994, pp. 16

ENR (1994). Lawyers cut deal in asbestos mess. Aug. 29, 1994, p.3

ENR (1997). Asbestos Union Incumbents Win. ENR, Sep.8, 1997, p.10

ENR (1998). Asbestos Award Is :inked to Clothing. May 25, 1998, p.138

ENR (1998). Foam Degrader Hits The Market. July 13, 1998, p.15

ENR. (2000). Asbestos Woe Leads Burns & Roe to File for Bankruptcy Relief. ENR, Dec. 18, 2000, pp. 22

ENR (2000). Owens Corning Seeks Bankruptcy Protection Over Asbestos Claims. ENR, Oct.16, 2000, p.15.

ENR (2001). Asbestos Bankruptcy List Continues To Grow. ENR, Apr.9, 2001, p.7.

ENR. (2001). Asbestos Showdown In Court. ENR, May 7, 2001, pp. 16

ENR. (2002-2003). SEC Probe, Asbestos Claims Rock Halliburton Finances. ENR, December 30, 2002/ January 6,2003, p11.

ENR (2003). ABB Moves Closer to Deal For Asbestos Claims. ENR, Jan. 27, 2003. p.7

Environmental Action (2001). Asbestos Removal Market Still Going Strong. Environmental Action, Special Advertising Section, Mar. 12, 2001, pp. E-4

EPA (The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency). Asbestos In The Home-A Homeowner’s Guide. For sale by the superintendent of documents.

EPA (The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency). Asbestos Waste Management Guidance.

Hazel Bradford and Debra K. Rubin. Abatement firms hit for clean air violations. Aug. 31, 1989, p.10

Hinze, Jimmie, Current Issues in Asbestos Removal, Proceedings Editor, ASCE Spring Convention, Nashville, TN, May 1988.

Hinze, Jimmie, Training Requirements for Asbestos Workers and Supervisors, ASCE Spring Convention, Session 7-CO, Nashville, TN, May 1988.

Hinze, Jimmie; Hinze, Maxine Mueller , Problems Associated with Removal of Asbestos, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1986), vol. 112, no. 2, p 211-219 ISSN: 0733-9364; CODEN: DT ASCE, Journal.

Howard J. Handler. Asbestos Insurance Industry Responds to New Coverage Needs. Occupational Health & Safety, July 1988, p.20-22

J. Bernard L. Gee. Asbestos Warrants Care, Management But Society Must Resist Urge to Panic. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1990, p.25

James Leigh, Patricia Davidson, Leigh Hendrie and Dale Berry; Malignant Mesothelioma In Australia, 1945-2000; American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 41:188-201 (2002).

Jeffery L. Levin. Asbestos in Place may Resent Immeasurable Risks in Building. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1990, p.23, 39

John F. Quinn. Protection form Asbestos Exposure Includes Personal and Area Monitoring. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1990, p.27-32

John M. Watkins. Asbestos Business Is Busy, But Tough. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Apr. 4, 1988, p.10-12

Jonathan Barnes, ABB Asbestos Settlement Nears; ENR, vol.250, no.20, p13, May 26, 2003.

Kari Koshinen, Eero Pukkala, Rami Martikaninen, Kari Reijula and Antti Karjalainen; Different Measures of Asbestos Exposure In Estimating Risk of Lung Cancer and Mesothelioma Among Construction Workers; JOEM, vol.44, no.12, Dec. 2002, p.1190-1196.

Kenneth S. Cohen. Videos Give Preview of Courtroom, Excellent Explanation of Asbestos. Occupational Health & Safety, May 1989, p.55

Lisa O’Mara. As Debate Over Asbestos Risks Rages Worker Health Remains Central Issue. Occupational Health & Safety, March 1992, p.29-30

Long-Anticipated Bankruptcy Ends Chapter for Halliburton; Construction Week, p.7, Dec. 22, 2003.

Mary Beth Carver. Compliance with AHERA Requires Continual Updating of Training. Occupational Health & Safety, March 1989, p.59-60

Mary Powers. States sue asbestos markers. ENR, Feb. 8, 1990, p.13-14

Michael Isser and Tom Crane. Fiberglass Fears Dispelled. Occupational Health & Safety, May, 1989, p.74

Michael Lawson. Huge abatement job is a taxing proposition. ENR, Apr. 5, 1990, p.72C5

Newsweek (1989). Asbestos: The Long Goodbye. July 17, 1989, p.61

Occupational Health & Safety. Consolidated Asbestos Trial Begins. Apr. 1992, p.19-20

Occupational Health & Safety. Special Section-Asbestos. Sep. 1988.

Occupational Health & Safety (1990). $63 Million Spent On Asbestos Litigation. Apr. 1990, p.21

OSHA 3069. Asbestos: Worker Health Alert. U.S. Department of Labor.

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1987). Asbestos Threat Causes Overreaction. March 23, 1987, p.8

Reginald Rhein Jr. and James Schwartz. School Asbestos Rules Aired. ENR, Oct. 29, 1987, p.58

Richard S. Kronenberg. Asbestos Inhalation and Cigarette Smoking Mke a Lethal Combination. Occupational Health & Safety, March 1989, p.50-56, 68

Robert Bell. Asbestos! If you do renovations, it can show up when you least expect it. Constructor, Feb. 1991, p.30

Safe Buildings Alliance. What You Should Know About-Asbestos In Buildings.

Site safe news (2001). Focus on Asbestos, Autumn.

Time To Act On Asbestos; ENR, vol.250, no.17, p52, May 5, 2003.

Timothy A. Scott. Building Inspection Crucial Part Of Effective Asbestos Management. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1990, p.16-22

William H. Spain and Eva M. Clay. Multi-Faceted Asbestos Field Demands Research, Annual Training Updates. Occupational Health & Safety, Dec. 1989, p.28-29, 39

Wm. Chip D’Angelo. Dealing with Asbestos Crisis Quickly Can Minimize Attention of News Media. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1991, p.35-36, 48, 50

Wm. Chip D’Angelo. Installing Sprinklers in High-Rises May Result in Exposure to Asbestos. Occupational Health & Safety, March 1989, p.40-48

Woo, S. (2002). Summaries of significant federal regulations with common-sense commentary on their real-world ramifications. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 12

Asphalt

Gunn, M.B. (1997). Degrees Of Protection For Asphalt Workers On City Road Crews. Industrial Hygiene Instrumentation, May 1997, pp. 57-59

Michael B. Gunn, Degrees of Protection for Asphalt Workers on City Road Crews, p57, 59, May 1997.

Avoiding Drug Program

Avoiding Drug Program Legal problems, Associated Builders and Contractor.

Back Injuries

Safety Facts Drive To Zero-Do you know how to prevent back pain and injury? OSHA Compliance Advisor, p5, Issue No.439, March 22, 2002.

1989. “Back’s Injury: No One is Immune”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 4.

Bernold, Leonhard E., Analysis of back injuries in construction. Found in Journal of Construction Engineering and Management; Sept 1993, v119,

Behavior Based Safety (BBS)

Bruce Fern and Lori P. Alzamora. How-and Why-Behavioral Safety Needs to Change. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1999. p.62, 63, 69

Bruce Rogers. Health & Safety Provisions in New Zealand Towards a Performance Based Health & Safety System.

Eric Luther and Teri Ellis. The Pressure’s On. Occupational Health & Safety, Jan. 1999. p.36-39, 92.

E. Scott Geller. Confusion, Controversy, and Clarification. Occupational Health & Safety, Jan. 1999. p.40-49.

E. Scott Geller. What Is Behavior-Based Safety, Anyway? Occupational Health & Safety, Jan. 1997. p.25-30, 35.

Grainne A. Matthews. Coaching and Observation. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1999. p.60-61.

Harshbarger, D. (2001). Managing Safety From The Executive Suite. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, Oct. 2001, pp. 28-36

Jerry Barton, T.C. Caldwell and Stan Hodson. Behavior-Based Safety in Action. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1997. p.80-85, 161.

John Kamp, It’s Time to Drag Behavioral Safety Into the Cognitive Era, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.46, no.10, Oct. 2001, p30-34.

Joshua H. Williams, People-Based Safety, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.48, no.2, Feb. 2003, p32-36.

Larry Bush; Incentives Growing Season; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.28-30, Jan. 2003.

Monty Lish. Unsafe or Thrill Seeking Behavior It Could Be Genetic. Evergreen Safety Council, Apr. 1996.

Philip W. Hurst and William L. Palya. Selecting an Effective BBS process. Professional Safety, Sep. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.9, p.39-41.

Randy Devaul. Performance Safety Pays Off. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.98-100.

Safety Behaviour Awareness. Fossil Business Unit-The Training & Development Centre.

Stephen E. Johnson. Behavioral Safety Theory. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.39-44.

Thomas R. Krause. Above & Beyond BBS. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72. no.10, p.92-96.

Thomas R. Krause, Cross-Functional Improvement, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.8, Aug. 2002, p27-33.

Ryan Olson and John Austin, ABCs For Lone Workers: A Behavior-Based Study of Bus Drivers, American Society of Safety Engineers, Nov. 2001, p20-25.

Vanessa Murphree. Using the Virtual Classroom. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1999. p.28-30.

Wilson, L. (2001). Behavior-based Safety. CES, Vol.1, No.4, Sep. 2001, pp.20

Wilson, L. (2002). The “Dumb Worker” ---A New Perspective. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 90, 92-94 and pp. 105

Behavioral

Blair, e., and Geller, E. S. (2000). Becoming world class in HSE management. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2000, pp. 61-79

Coble, R.J., & Snow, K.E., (1996). Non verbal communication as it relates to safety management. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 347-354). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Geller, E. S. (2000). Maintaining involvement in cooupational safety: 14 Key Points. Occupational health & Safety. Jan. 2000, pp. 72-85

Gibb, A.G.F., & Foster, M., (1996). Safety motivation: Evaluation of incentive schemes. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 405-416). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema

Rowlinson, S., & Lingard, H., (1996). Behavioral safety management in Hong Kong’s construction industry: Success and limitations. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 281-290). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Suchman, E., A Conceptual Analysis of the Accident Phenomenon, Behavioral Approaches to Accident Research, Association for the Aid of Crippled Children, New York, NY, 1961.

Topf, M. (1991). Behavior modification can heighten safety awareness, curtail accidents. Occupational Health & Safety. Feb. 1991, pp. 43-49

Wilson, L. (2000). Better methods, better results. Occupational Health & Safety. Jun. 2000, pp. 107-124

Benchmark

Ahmed, S.M., Tang, P. Azhar, S. and Ahmad, I. (2002). An Evaluation of Safety Measures in the Hong Kong Construction Industry Based on Total Quality Management Principles. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1214-1227. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York

Akintoye, A. (2002). Construction Industry Benchmark of Key Performance Indicators. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1077-1091. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York

Anthony F. Costonis; Benchmarking Quality In Construction: The Cost of Poor Performance; CFMA BP, vol.21, no.2, March-April 2003.

Fred A. Manuele. Injury Ratios. Professional Safety, Feb. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.2, p.22-30.

Sherif Mohamed; Scorecard Approach to Benchmarking Organizational Safety Culture in Construction; Journal of Construction Engineering And Management, p80-88, Jan.2003.

Wilson, L. (2002). New Perspectives on Risk Management. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 26 and pp. 28

Benzene

Bradford, H. (1987). OSHA Orders Benzene Curb. ENR. Sep. 10, 1987, pp 38

Dave Kuiawa, Benzene Monitoring, Compliance Magazine, Vol.9, No.11, p16, November / December 2002.

Beryllium

William R. Pioli, Be Aware of Beryllium, American Society of Safety Engineers, Sep. 2002, p31-49.

Best Practices

Grundemann, R.F. Building Trust (These 10 steps will improve cooperation between safety personnel and workers). Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, pp. 24

Kalaora, N. (2002). The Five Essentials of Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp.86, 88

Bilingual

Dana E. Corbin, Speaking Their Language, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.7, p32

Biorhythm

Bedard, P. I Got Rhythm, Biorhythm, Car and Driver, vol. 24, No. 4, Oct., 1978, pp 138.

Biorhythm: How to Live With Your Life Cycles, Ward Ritchie Press, Pasadena, Calif., 1975.

Blount, R., Jr., Biorhythm and the Big Game, Esquire, Vol. 89, No. 4, Mar. 14, 1978, pp. 28.

Bolch, J., Biorhythm: A Key to Your Ups and Downs, Reader's Digest, Vol. 111, No. 665, Sept., 1977.

Chan, J., Biorhythm: Charting Your Ups and Downs, McCall's, Vol. 105, No. 7, Apr., 1978.

Hinze, J., Biorhythm Cycles and Injury Occurrences, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 107, No. CO1, Proc. Paper 16085, March, 1981.

Kagan, J., Plotting Your Ups and Downs, McCall's, Vol. 101, No. 4, Jan., 1974, pp. 29.

Louis, M., Should You Buy Biorhythms? Psychology Today, Vol. 11, No. 11, Apr., 1978, pp. 93-96.

Lutus, P., Biorhythm Forecast, Popular Electronics, Vol. 11, No. 6, June, 1977.

Lyon, W. S., Dyer, F. F. and Gary., D.C., Biorhythm: Imitation of Science, Chemistry, Vol. 51, No. 3, Apr., 1978, pp. 5-7.

Mackenzie, J., How Bio Rhythms Affect :Your Life, Science Digest, Vol. 74, No. 2, Aug., 1973, pp. 18-22.

O'Neil, B., and Phillips, R., Medical Notes, Newsweek, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 21, Nov. 19, 1951.

Parlee, B., The Rhythms in Men's Lives, Psychology Today, Vol. 11, No. 11, Apr., 1978, pp. 82-91.

Scott, E., Staying Well--What to Believe About Biorhythms; Seventeen, Vol. 37, No. 6, May 1978.

Thumann, A., Biorhythms and Industrial Safety, The Fairmont Press, Atlanta, Ga., 1977.

Blasting

Brulia, J. (1993). Safe Blasting in Utility Trenching. NUCA. April 1993, pp 16-21

Lippincott, S. L. (1992). Underground Utility Blasting: An Explosive Challenge. NUCA. July 1992, pp 16-20

Rawlings, E. (1978). Blasting: Prevention is Your Best Protection. NUCA. Sep. 1978, pp 18-20

Rose, W. (1981). Explosives, Safety and Regulation. NUCA. Aug. 1981, pp 12-14

Cancer

ENR. (1987). Power lines tied to cancer. ENR, July 16, 1987, pp. 13

Carbon Monoxide

University of Washington. (1986). Keep safe while keeping warm; beware carbon monoxide poisoning. University Week, Jan. 23, 1986.

Causation

Carl Metzgar, Critical Review of A “Classic” Heinrich Revisited: Truisms or Myths, American Society of Safety Engineers, Jun. 2002, p27-28.

Gregory A. Howell, Glenn Ballard, Tariq S. Abdelhamid and Panagiotis Mitropoulos; Working Near The Edge: A New Approach To Construction Safety; Submitted for inclusion in the proceeding of the 10^th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction.

Orlando J. Olivares; Selecting For Safety; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.46, 48.

Richard Korman. Wanted: New Ideas. ENR, Dec. 31, 2001. p.26-29.

Causes

Hinze, J., C. Pedersen, and J. Fredley, Identifying Root Causes of Construction Injuries, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE, Vol. 124, No. 1, January/February 1998.

Hinze, J.W., (1996). The distractions theory of accident causation. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 375-384). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Hinze, Jimmie, Revised Coding System for Construction Fatalities and Injuries, Proceedings of the First International Conference of CIB W99, Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites, Lisbon, 1996.

Kuprenas, J.A. (2002). A Method to Improve Worker Safety –Pareto Analysis of Construction Accidents. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1092-1104. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York

Richard Korman, Wanted: New Ideas, ENR, p26-29, Dec 31 2001

Vargas, C.A., Hadipriono, F.C., & Larew, R.E., (1996). Causes of construction falls from floor openings and edges. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 303-312). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

William T. Fine, A Management Approach in Accident Prevention, NSWC/WOL/TR, July 1975

Causes of Accident

Angelo, W.J. (1997). Safety Probed In Bridge Collapse. ENR, July 14, 1997, pp. 10-11

ENR. (1997). Deadly collapse Tragedy Strikes Vasco Da Gama Bridge. ENR, April 1997, pp. 7

ENR. (1997). Human Error Cited In Bridge Collapse. ENR, May 12, 1997, pp. 18

ENR. (1997). Fatal Accidents (soft soils tied to crane collapses).ENR, July 28, 1997, pp. 7

ENR. (1997). Second Fatality Hits L.A. Subway. ENR, Aug. 4, 1997, pp. 11

ENR. (1999). Fire- Damaged Concrete Slab Collapses At Huntsville Airport. ENR, May 10, 1999, pp. 12

ENR. (1999). Deadly Blast Puts Plan for New Pipeline in Jeopardy. ENR, June 21, 1999, pp. 7

ENR. (2000). Scaffold Collapse Leaves Few Clues for Investigators. ENR, Nov. 27, 2000, pp. 19

ENR. (2001). Fatality At Courthouse Site. ENR, Mar. 19, 2001, pp. 19

ENR. (2001). Paving Worker Killed At Honda Plant Worksite. ENR, April 16, 2001, pp. 9

ENR. (2001). Crane Boom Crashes Down on Traffic on Florida Highway. ENR, July 16, 2001, pp.15

ENR. (2002). Chicago Files Lawsuit Over Scaffolding Collapse. ENR, April 29, 2002, pp.7

ENR. (2002). Expert Says Wrong Bolts Used. ENR, June 17 2002, pp.12

ENR. (2002). Texas A&M and Engineers Settle on Bonfire Collapse. ENR, Aug. 5, 2002, pp. 7

ENR. (2002). Two Firms Fined $19,000 Each In Fatal Pittsburch Collapse. ENR, Aug. 12, 2002, pp. 16

ENR. (2002). Early Days of August Prove Fatal in Three Construction Mishaps. ENR, Aug. 12, 2002, pp. 16

Hallok, R.G. (1991). Technic of Operations Review Analysis Determines Cause of Accident/Incident (Group evaluation of systemic failure is accomplished by five-step process). Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 1991, pp. 38-38 and pp.46

Ichniowski, T. and Post, N. M. (2001). Truss Collapse May Not Delay D.C. Convention Center Opening. ENR, April 30, 2001, pp. 11

Ichniowski, T. (2001). Virginia Cites Kiewit, Parsons In Dulles Tunnel Collapse. ENR, May 7, 2001, pp. 18

Illia, T. (2002). Much Is Hanging On Demolition of Bashed I-40 Oklahoma Bridge. ENR, June 10, 2002, pp. 13

Illia, T. (2002). Plan To Rebuild Bridge Unveiled. ENR, June 17, 2002, pp.13

LaFreniere, E. (2002). Driven to Distraction. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.1, Jan. 2002, pp. 64-66

Rosenbaum, D.B. (2001). Fatal Fall on Philippines’ Dam Adds To Washington Group Woes. ENR, April 30, 2001, pp. 14

The Associated Press. 3 workers die falling off bridge ( Scaffolding collapses during repairs on a Peoria, I11, bridge.

Cave In

Cantor, Louis; Goldberg, Eugene H.; Rubin, Robert A., Legal Aspects of Open Cut Construction, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1975), vol. 101, no. 4, p 923-934

Hinze, Jimmie and Katherine Bren, The Causes of Trenching Related Fatalities and Injuries, ASCE Construction Congress V, Minneapolis, October 6, 1997.

Hinze, Jimmie and Kenneth Walsh, Shoring as a Bid Item, ASCE Construction Congress V, Minneapolis, October 6, 1997.

Mason, George E., OSHA Trenching and Shoring Standards, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1975), vol. 101, no. 2, p 377-389

Thompson, Louis J.; Tanenbaum, Ronald J., TI Survey of Construction Related Trench Cave, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1977), vol. 103, no. 3, p 501-512

Certification

CES. (2001). CES Letters To Editor. Construction & Engineering Safety (CES), Sep. 2001, pp.10

Requiring C&Ps: Differing Opinions, Construction & Engineering Safety, Vol.1 No.4, p10, September 2001

Chromium

Abram, A.L. (2002). OSHA Resumes work on Hexavalent Chromium Standard. Blueprint, Vol. 2 No. 2 Fall 2002 pp. 1 and pp. 8

Mark D. Hansen. Hexchrom. Professional Safety, Jan. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.1, p.40, 44.

Mark D. Hansen, PE, CSP, Hexchrom, Professional Safety, Vol.48, No.1, p40, p44, January 2003.

OSHA Assessing Health Effectes of Occupational Exposure to Hexavalent Chromium, American Society of Safety Engineers, Oct. 2002, p14.

OSHA Proceeds with Proposed Rulemaking on Hexavalent Chromium, Professional Safety, Vol.48, No.1, P12, January 2003.

Cleanroom Safety

Jerry Laws, Top of The Heap, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.12, p44-46.

Laws, J. (2002). Top of the Heap. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 44, 46

Climate

Koehn, Enno; Brown, Gerald , Climatic Effects on Construction. ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1985), vol. 111, no. 2, p 129-137
Koehn, Enno; Meilhede, Dennis, Cold Weather Construction Costs and Accidents
ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (Dec. 1981), vol. 107, no. 4, p 585-595

Clothes

Anne Balogh. Dressing For Safety. Concrete Construction, May 1994, p.403-405.

Anne E. Weaver. Seeing Is Believing. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.5, May 2001, p.86-90.

Hobel, B.(2000), Building A better Garment. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 10, Oct. 2000, pp. 160

Linton, Tracy, (2002). FR’s Evolution, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 11, November.

Occupational Health & Safety. Special Section-Protection Clothing. Aug. 1988, p.26-43.

Richard Gojdics, Personal Protective Clothing, American Society of Safety Engineers, Oct. 2002, p56-58.

Website’s focus is Protective Clothing, American Society of Safety Engineers, Aug.2002, p11.

CM

Brown, P.E., (1996). Total integration of the safety professional into the project management team. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 137-144). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

ENR (1973). Level Work Volume Called Key to Productivity. ENR. Nov. 8, 1973, pp 78

ENR (1988). Lightly Gassed Divers Are Very Deep Workers. ENR. Mar. 31, 1988, pp. 32

ENR (1990). Now It’s Egg-frying Hot, But No Sweat to Beat It. ENR. July 5, 1990, pp 12

Gans, G., The Construction Manager and Safety, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, Vol. 107, No. 2, June, 1981, pp. 219-226.

Gans, George M., Jr., The Construction Manager and Safety. ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (June 1981), vol. 107, no. 2, p 219-226

Hinze J., and Kusaka, A., Safety Programs and The Construction Manager, Discussion Paper, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 118, No. 3, September, 1992.

Koehn, E., Meilhede, D(1981). Cold Weather Construction Costs and Accidents, Dec. 1981, pp. 585-595

Lievens, R., Hill, D. L. (1998). It’s A Breeze. Occupational Health & Safety. Mar. 1998, pp 46-60

Lo, T.Y., (1996). Safety: An element of quality management. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 195-202). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

NAHB (1997). Building Safely Quarterly. Winter 1997.

Occupational Health & Safety (1997). Protecting Workers in Hot Environments, Aug. 1997, pp 89

Smallwood, J.J., (1996). The role of project managers in occupational health and safety. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 227-236). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Smith, G. R.; Roth, R. D., Safety Programs and The Construction Manager
ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1991), vol. 117, no. 2, p 360-371

Cold

OSHA Offers Cold-Weather Tips To Protect Workers, American Society of Safety Engineers, Feb. 2002, p13.

Communication

Salwen, P.(1989). Commitment, Communication: Keys to Worker Safety in Construction, Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1989, pp 34-37

Company Practice

Alves Dias, L.M., (1996). The Safety and Health Plan in the construction industry. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 179-194). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema

Alves Dias, L.M., & Curado, M.T. (1996). Integration of quality and safety in construction companies. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 21-28) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Hanna, A.S., Isidore, L.J., & Kammel, D., (1996). Safety evaluation for frame building contractors. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 145-156). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Hinze, Jimmie; Pannullo, John., Safety: Function of Job Control. ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (June 1978), vol. 104, no. 2, p 241-249

Hinze, Jimmie, Are you Really in Control of Jobsite Safety?, The American Institute of Constructors Newsletter, Vol. XXV, Number 3, June/July 1996.

Hinze, J., Effective Job Control Improved Job Safety, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 1, No. 3, December 1977, pp. 23-25.

Hinze, J., Company Concern and Safety Go Together, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 2, No. 8, August 1978.

Hinze, J., and D. Maxwell, Company Growth and Safety Performance, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 93, No. 10, May 18, 1987.

Hinze, J., How Dollar Volume Changes a Company, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 1, No. 2, November 1977, pp. 26-27.

Hinze, J. and J. Pannullo, Safety: Function of Job Control, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 104, No. 2, June 1978, pp. 241-249.

Hinze, J., and P. Raboud, Safety on Large Building Construction Projects, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE, Vol. 114, No. 2, June 1988.

Hinze, J., Safety Payoff, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 93, No. 9, May 9, 1988.

Hinze, J., and C. Harrison, Safety Programs in Large Construction Firms, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 107, No. 3, September 1981.

Hinze, J. and N. Carino, A Study of Work Practices Employed to Protect Workers in Trenches," NBSIR No. 80-1988, National Bureau of Standards, December 1979.

Levitt, R., The Effect of Top Management on Safety in Construction, Technical Report No. 196, The Construction Institute, Stanford University, July 1975.

Levitt, Raymond E.; Parker, Henry W, Reducing Construction Accidents-Top Management's Role. ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1976), vol. 102, no. 3, p 465-478

Maintain Your Safety Commitment, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 33, No. 5, May 1985.

Maxwell, D. A Safety Survey of Construction Firms in the State of Washington, Unpublished Master’s Research Report, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 1986. 15. Peyton, R. and Rubio, T., Construction Safety Practices and Principles, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1991.

Lo, T.Y., (1996). Safety: An element of quality management. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 195-202). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Piepho, N. The Relationship of Construction Company Characteristics to Safety Performance, Master’s Thesis, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 1993.

Reed, D. A., and J. Hinze, A Study of Construction Safety in Washington State, USA, IABSE Symposium, Tokyo, September 1986.

U.S. Department of Labor, A Brief Guide to Recordkeeping Requirements for Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, O.M.B. No., 1220-0029, June 1986.

Competent Person

Moskal, B., The ‘Competent Person’ in Construction, Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 18, 36

Compressed Gas

David P. Dixson, Compressed Gases & Systems, American Society of Safety Engineers, Nov. 2001, p29-34.

Computer

Brooks, R. In Search of Protective Apparel (Even customers who routinely use the Web can have difficulty finding a particular company’s site and the oasis of information they need.) Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.8, pp.22

David S. Risi; Eight Steps to Selecting Health & Safety Software; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.78-82.

Johnson, L.F. Computer Applications: Assessing the Office. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69, No. 4, pp. 24-26

Laws, J. (1998). Computer Applications: Safety & Health On the Internet. Occupational Health & Safety, April 1998, pp. 25

Torrey, J. (2002). Increased Productivity = Good Business. Ergonomics Supplement, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 172-175

Concrete

The Associated Press (2002). Maryland garage collapse kill two. The Gainesville Sun Nation Sat. Nov. 16, 2002

Confined Spaces

A.J. Suruda, T.A. Pettit, G.P.Noonan and R.M. Ronk; Deadly Rescue: The Confined Space Hazard; Journal of Hazardous Materials, 36 (1994)45-53.

Austin, A. (2001). Preventing toxic gas exposure and fires in coal-fired power plants. Occupational safety & health. Nov. 2001, pp. 65-66

Compliance Magazine, p.6, June 2003.

Irene Smith. How to Select A Full-Body Harness. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.54-60.

Jacque S. Greiff. Bring Your Training into the New Millennium. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Product Literature Showcase, March 2001, vol.70, no.3, p.6-10.

Johnson, L. F. (1997). Confined spaces as training grounds. Occupational health & Safety. Feb. 1997, pp. 42-43

Johnson, L. F. (1998). Who's afraid of confined spaces. Occupational health & safety. Feb. 1998, pp. 26-30

Johnson, L. F. (2000). Unseen dangers. Occupational health & safety. Feb. 2000, pp. 54-57

Kendrick, J. M. OSHA'S Confined Spaces Advisor. Occupational health & safety. Pp. 28

Madland, J. (1998). Effective confined space training. Occupational health & safety. Feb. 1998, pp. 32-38

May, D. (1999). Rise and Fall. Occupational Health & Safety. Feb. 1999, pp. 40-43

Meg Godfrey. Using PIDs in Confined Spaces. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.40-44.

McCracken, E. (1994). Health and Safety Corner, Confined Space Entry. Utility and Transportation Contractor, Jun. 1994, pp. 42-43

Mitchell, Doug (2002) Preventing Industrial Dust Explosions, Occupational health & safety. Vol. 71, No. 11. November, pp. 52-57.

NIOSH. (1987) A Workers Guide to Confined Spaces. Jul. 1987

NIOSH. (1979). Criteria for a recommended standard, Working in confined Spaces. Dec. 1979

NIOSH. (1986). Alert: Request for assistance in preventing occupational fatalities in confined spaces. Jan. 1986

NIOSH. A Workers’ Guide To Confined Space.

Nussbaum, J.A. (1997). Bring Them Back Alive. Occupational Health & Safety, Nov. 1997, pp. 42-44

Poli, K. (1988). Boeing worker safety checked by computer-controlled warning system. Dec. 88, pp. 22-24

Robert E. Brown. Alternative Technologies and Avoiding Entry. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.46-50, 84.

Robert E. Henderson; Duties and Responsibilities of Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Team Members; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.5, p.76-81, May 2003.

Robert Henderson; Calibration Requirements for Confined Space Gas Detectors; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.66-69, 96, Nov. 2003.

Roop, Michael R., Rewriting the Rules of Rescue: OSHA’s new rule significantly clarifies the responsibilities of employers and rescue service employees., in Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. ?, No. ?, pp. 32-39.

Ruden, D. V. (1997). Using Ventilation Blowers in Confined Spaces. Occupational Health & Safety. Feb. 1997, pp. 40-41

Samuel Meyer; Fatal Occupational Injuries Involving Confined Spaces, 1997-2001; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.58-64, Nov. 2003.

Schroll, R., Open up safety in confined spaces. (tips and techniques in minimizing accidents in confined spaces) Found in Safety & Health; August 1997, v156, n2, p48(2)

Standing by at a confined space, your role is safety. The Northwest Technology Transfer Center Bulletin. Summer 1993.

U.S. Department of Labor. OSHA. (1993). Permit-Required Confined Spaces (Permit Spaces). OSHA 3138

Wagner, D.D. , Olsson, I.H. and Scheel, K.(2001). Welding Essentials (The multiple hazards of these jobs require employers to consider a wide range of protective equipment.) Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 2001, Vol.70, No.10, pp. 78-80

Construction Methods

Ayyub, Bilal M.; Haldar, Achintya, Decisions in Construction Operations. ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Dec. 1985), vol. 111, no. 4, p 343-357

Contractor Selection

Hinze, Jimmie, How Owners Can Identify and Employ Safe Contractors, ASCE Construction Congress, Proceedings of the 1995 Conference, ASCE, San Diego, CA, October 22-26, 1995.

Jaselskis, Edward J., Russell, Jeffrey S. Risk Analysis Approach to Selection of Contractor Evaluation Method, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Dec. 1992), vol. 118, no. 4, p 814-821

Samelson, Nancy M.; Levitt, Raymond E., "Owner's Guidelines for Selecting Safe Contractors" ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (Dec. 1982), vol. 108, no. 4, p 617-623

Senitkova, I., (1996). Health issues of indoor building construction. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 431-442). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Singh, A, Connolly, M., & Gowda, R., (1996). Blasting safety in volcanic rock. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 507-518). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Smith, G.R., & Arnold, T.M., (1996). Safety performance measurements for masonry construction. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 103-116). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Controls

Burton, D. J. (2001). Triple R dilemma. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 32-34

Cost

1980. “Accident Costs Drain Profit”. ENR. Sep 18, 1980. 82-9.

1983. “Safety: A Profitable Priority”. Builder & Contractor, October, 1983. 8-11.

1987. “On-the-Job Safety Spells ‘Rebate’ ”. Pacific Builder & Engineer. 12.

1989. “Costs of Injuries Show Increase”. The Northwest Builder. 14.

1989. “You Have to Live Safety to Enjoy it”. Construction News West. January 16, 1989. 11-14.

1994. “Final Asbestos Regulations Cut Exposure Limits by Half”. ENR. 16.

Bradford, Hazel. 1993. “Bargaining to Heal a Sick System”. ENR. Aug 30, 1993. 8-9.

CES. (2001). Survey Links Safety and Savings. Toolbox Talk, CES, Vol.1, No.4 Sep. 2001, pp. 14

Chenoweth, David. 1987. “Certain Trends Demonstrate a Need For Specific Cost-Containment Actions”. Occupational Health and Safety. Aug, 1987. 36.

Goldberg, Allan. “Taming the Cost of Accidents”. Occupational Health and Safety. 66-70.

Hinze, J., (2000). Incurring the Costs of Injuries Versus Investing in Safety. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.23-42) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Hinze, Jimmie, Addressing the Unique Needs of Newly Hired Workers, EXCEL, A Quarterly Newsletter, Center for Excellence in Construction Safety, Vol. 3, No. 3, May 1990.

Hinze, Jimmie, and Patrick Lyneis, The Liability Crisis, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 12, No. 8, August 1988.

Hinze, Jimmie, Indirect Costs it is Real Money, Partners in Construction Cooperation Conference on the Cost Effectiveness of Safety, Portland, Oregon, November 28, 1990.

Hinze, Jimmie, Project Coordination in Construction Safety, Fifth Annual Rinker International Conference Focusing on Construction Safety and Loss Control, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, October 13, 1994.

Hinze, Jimmie, Safety Payoff, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 93, No. 9, May 9, 1988.

Jerry Scannell; Too Many Safety Pros Are Not on the Management Team; Compliance Magazine, p.4, Jan. 2004.

Knight, Tommy. 1996. “Safety Pays Off in a Big Way”. ENR June 17, 1996. 105.

Leopold, E., and Leonard, S., Costs of construction Accidents to Employers, ASCE, Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1987.

Levitt, R., and Samelson, N., Construction Safety Management, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY, 1993.

Naquin, A. J., The Hidden Costs of Accidents, Professional Safety, Vol. 20, No. 12, 1975.

Perez, H., Editorial: Accidents: Money Down the Drain, Construction Methods and Equipment, Vol. 52, No. 9, 1970.

Powers, Mary Buckner, Insurance: costs slip as worker comp plans grip. (construction industry)(Third Quarterly Cost Report)Found in ENR; Sept 30 1996, v237, n14, p78(2)

Robinson, Michal Roger, Accident Cost Accounting as a Means of Improving Construction Safety, Technical Report No. 242, The Construction Institute, Stanford University, August 1979.

Ross, B., (1996). A crane and rigging accident primer: Costs, case histories and remedies. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 259-272). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Safety: A Profitable Priority, Builder and Contractor, Vol. 31, No. 10, 1983.

Sheriff, R., Loss Control Comes of Age, Professional Safety, September 1980.

Simpson, C. A., "Safety Pays on Contractors," Construction Equipment, Vol. 82, No. 2, 1990.

Smith, Alan and Kaplan, Henry. 2000 “A Protective Approach”. Occupational Health and Safety69, No. 10. 172-6.

The Hidden Costs of Jobsite Accidents, Constructor, Vol. LXXIII, No. 4, April 1991.

What Does a Work Accident Really Cost? The Northwest Builder, Vol. 1, No. 5, April-May 1987.

Cost of Injuries

1989. “Costs of Injuries Show Increase”. The Northwest Builder. 14.

1987. “On-the-Job Safety Spells ‘Rebate’ ”. Pacific Builder & Engineer. 12.

A. Laufer, Construction Accident cost and Management Motivation-Revisited, Dep. of Construction Management, Building Research Station, Technion, Haifa, Israel, May 11, 1989.

Catherine A. Simpson, Safety Pays for Contractors, Construction Equipment, August 1990, p50-51.

Corcoran, D. (2002). The Value of Estimating the Hidden Costs of Accidents. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No. 9, pp. 26, 28, 30.

Cost of Injuries Shows Increase; pacific Builder & Engineer, p.6, May 8, 1989.

Daniel Corcoran, The Hidden Value of Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.6, p20, 22, 24.

Hinze, Jimmie; Appelgate, Lisa Lytle, Costs of Construction Injuries. ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Sept. 1991), vol. 117, no. 3, p 537-550

Hinze, Jimmie, The Full Implications of Injuries, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 14, No. 6, June 1990.

Hinze, Jimmie, A New Study of Construction Injury Costs, EXCEL, A Quarterly Newsletter, Center for Excellence in Construction Safety, Vol. 4, No. 1, Fall, 1990.

Hinze, Jimmie, The Painful Cost of Construction Injuries, Builder and Contractor, Vol. 39, No. 4, April 1991.

Hinze, Jimmie, "The High Cost of Construction Injuries," Concrete Construction, April 1992.

Hinze, Jimmie, The True Costs of Injuries, Construction Industry Institute Annual Conference, Monterey, California, August 14, 1991.

Ted S. Ferry, Ed.D. University of Southern California. “A Review of The Literature on Indirect Accident Costs”. Safety & Occupational Health Office.

Country Comparison

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Eilenberg, I.M., (1996). Victoria – The state of change. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 77-84) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Eilenberg, I.M., & Coble, R.J., (1996). An Australian and American perspective on drugs in the construction work place. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 365-374). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Khalid, A.G., (1996). Construction site injuries: The case of Malaysia. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 93-102) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Recarte Suazo, Guillermo Arturo; Jaselskis, Edward J., Comparison of Construction Safety Codes in United States and Honduras, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management vol. 119, no. 3, Sept. 1993, p 560-572 .

CPR

Barbara C. Burton, Training Done Right, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.12, p74-76.

Mark Altmann; Assessing Your AED Needs; http://www.ohsonlin.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.12, p.20-24.

Tom Sear and Frank Swiger, Implementing An Aed Program Across Multiple States, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.10, p77-78, October 2002.

Crane

Aileen Cho. Four Workers Dead In Crane Collapses. ENR, vol.252, no.8, Feb. 23, 2004, p.10-11.

Aileen Cho; Monster Crane Lifts Spirits And A Thousand Tons; ENR, vol.250, no.23, p.20, June 16, 2003.

ASCE News (2003). Solving a Medieval Mystery-Engineer Helps To Re-create Cathedral Construction Cranes. ASCE News, May 2003. p.6

CE News. (2000). Civil trail begins in Wisconsin crane collapse case. CE News, Dec. 2000

Chicago Crane Falls on Condo, ENR, p15, February 11 2002.

Contractor Liable for Crane Fatalities, ENR, p26, September 2, 2002.

Costs for Certifying Crane Operators Weighted in Hawaii; ENR, p.20, Dec.8, 2003.

Crane Boom Crashes Down on Traffic on Florida Highway, ENR, p15, July 16 2001.

Don Dickie, Setting-Up Safely, International Cranes, Vol.3, No.3, p30-32, December 1994/ January 1995.

Eckhardt, R. (1992). Crane Safety ( Crane and hoist regulation lack specific requirements for establishing safety programe). Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 1992, pp. 40 and pp. 42-44

ENR. (1992). Crane triggers collapse. ENR, Feb. 10, 1992, pp. 10

ENR. (1997). Fatal Accidents (soft soils tied to crane collapses).ENR, July 28, 1997, pp. 7

ENR. (2000). When Safety People Speak, Project People Must Listen. ENR, Dec. 11, 2000, pp. 104

ENR. (2001). Crane Boom Crashes Down on Traffic on Florida Highway. ENR, July 16, 2001, pp.15

ENR. (2002). Time to Use a New Tool To Save Lives and Property. ENR, Oct. 14 2002, pp. 64

ENR (2003). Operating Engineer Killed On Boston’s CA/T Project. ENR, Mar. 31, 2003. p.7

ENR (2003). OSHA Names Panel to Revise Crane Rule. ENR, Mar. 10, 2003. p.11

Eric Gunn. Grudges and Ill Will Pervaded Sited of Fatal Stadium Crane Fall. ENR, Nov.13, 2000, p.11.

Everett, John G., Slocum, Alexander H. CRANIUM: Device for Improving Crane Productivity and Safety , ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Mar. 1993), vol. 119, no. 1, p 23-39

Gunn, E. (2000). Crane Owner Says Mitsubishi Made Fateful Decisions on Lift. ENR, Nov. 27, 2000, pp. 16

Gunn, E. (2000). Mitsubishi Expert Says Crane Defect Had Key Role In Tragedy. ENR, Nov. 20, 2000, pp. 15

Gunn, E. (2000). Verdict Turned On Wind Testimony. ENR, Dec. 11, 2000, pp. 12-13

Joann Gonchar, Investigations Begin in Deadly Incident at Manhattan Site, ENR, p17, September 2002.

Joseph-Jean Paques, Crane Accidents By Contact With Powerlines, Safety Science, vol.16, no.2, 1993.

Korman, R. (2002). Taking A Break Or Eating Lunch Can Set The Stage For Disaster. ENR, Aug. 26, 2002, pp. 12

Korman, R. and Rosta, P. (1997). Careless Rigging Cited In Death. ENR, May 19, 1997, pp. 16

Mobile Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, CM&E, p39, April 1974.

Probe Eyes Crane Installation Swinging Load in Fatal Collapse, ENR, p14, April 8 2002.

Richard Korman, Tower Access change Praised, ENR, p11, April 22 2002.

Richard Korman. Zone Defense Is Weighed for Preventing Power Line Contact. ENR, March 1, 2004, vol.252, no.9, p.13.

Ross, B., (1996). A crane and rigging accident primer: Costs, case histories and remedies. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 259-272). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Suzy Fisher. Crane Safety. Civil Engineering-ASCE, Feb. 1972, p.61-63.

Tony Illia. U.S. firm Claims Competitor Rigged Chinese Crane Option. ENR, Sep. 15, 2003. p.15

Wayne Johnson and Risto Rautianinen, Analyzing A Fatal Crane Accident, Professional Safety, Vol.48, No.1, p16-20, January 2003.

William J. Angelo, Hundreds Evacuated as Crane Goes Sky-high in New Jersey, ENR, p13, January 28 2002.

William J. Angelo, Training, Technology and Testing Take the Bite Out of Crane Operation, ENR, p24-25, December 10 2001.

William J. Angelo, Hundreds Evacuated as Crane Goes Sky-High in New Jersey, ENR, p13, Jan 28 2002

Criminal

Corporate manslaughter charge (2002), Site safe news, Autumn.

Deaths Draw criminal Charges, ENR, p13, December 23 2002.

Jonathan Barnes, Inquest Calls for Homicide Charge, ENR, p16, September 2 2002.

Lissy, William E., Management may be subject to criminal charges over workers’ safety. (includes other information on labor law). (Labor Law for Supervisors)(column), Supervision, August 1989, v50,n8, p19(3).

Minter, Stephen G., Courts give criminal prosecutions a green light. (worker injury and death)(Forecast ’90), Occupational Hazards, Dec 1989, v51, n12, p41(4).

Toronto Sees Bridge As Critical to Regional Aviation Growth, ENR, p13, December 23 2002.

Crisis Management

Reid, J. (1993). Crisis management: how to deal with the press during an emergency. Constructor. Nov. 1993, pp. 38

Culture

Amarrjit Singh, Welcome, Space Cadets, ENR, p59, June 10 2002.

CE News (2001). Making Safety A Priority. CE News, Jan. 2001. p.56

Dominic Cooper, Safety Culture-A model for understanding & quantifying a difficult concept, American Society of Safety Engineers, June 2002, p30-36.

Gary W. Helmer, Safety Culture: Sustaining the Strategy, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.12, p14-18, December 2002.

John W. Wells, Jr.; How Effective is Your Safety Culture? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.26-30.

Keith Molenaar, Hyman, Brown, Shreve Caile and Roger Smith, Corporate Culture, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.7, July 2002, p18-27.

Mark Paradies, Stop the Sacrifices, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p86-88

Mark Paradies, The Sacrifices Are Unnecessary, Occupational Health & Safety, p8, December 2002.

Molenaar, K.R., Brown, H. (2001). A Study of Corporate Culture in Companies with Outstanding Construction Safety. Research Project by The American Society of Safety Engineers and The University of Colorado, Builder. Draft for Review- May 2001

Richard Coble, Deaths are Not Just Statistics, ENR, p5, December 23, 2002.

Ron Prichard; Debunking The 13 Myths of Construction Safety; IRMI.com, May 2002.

Thomas L. Bildheiser; Why Are Incentive Program Necessary? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.4, p10, Apr.2003.

Thomas S. Rooney, Jr., Real Life Adventure, BP, p44-47, September - October 2002.

Workplace Safety is No Accident, European Week for Safety & Health, p1

Defibrillators

Burton, B.C. (2002). Training Done Right. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 74, 76.

Sear, T. and Swiger, F. (2002). Implementing An AED Program Across Multiple States. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 77-78

Delays

Richard Korman, Flagler Co. Fills Void in Rooney Brothers’ Southern Operations, ENR, p13, June 24 2002.

Demographics

Hinze, J., How Dollar Volume Changes a Company, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 1, No. 2, November 1977, pp. 26-27.

Demolition

Michael R. Taylor and William Moore. Emphasizing Job Site Safety. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.240-243.

Design

Allen, P. H., and Lovejoy, E. G., Designing for safety, Structural Engineer, Vol. 67, No. 5, March 7, 1989, pgs. 83-87.

Bruce W. Man, Design Reviews: Checkpoints for Design, American Society of Safety Engineers, Jan. 2002, p27-33.

Churcher, D.W., & Alwani-Starr, G.M. (1996). Incorporating construction health and safety into the design process. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 29-40) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

ENR (2001). Contractor That Met Specs May Have Duty to Warn. ENR, Jun.25, 2001, p.25.

Gambatese, J. and J. Hinze, Addressing Construction Worker Safety in Design Phase, The Organization and Management of Construction Shaping Theory and Practice; Proceedings, Volume Two, Managing the Construction Project and Managing Risk, Glasgow, Scotland, 1996.

Gambatese, J., J. Hinze, and C. Haas, A Tool to Design for Construction Safety, Journal of Architectural Engineering, ASCE, Vol. 3, No. 1, March 1997.

Gambatese, J.A., (2000). Designing for Safety. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.169-190) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Gambatese, John and Jimmie Hinze, A Designer’s Influence On Construction Worker Safety, Construction Safety News, Vol. 8, No. 3, Fall 1997.

Hinze, J. Safety Constructability, 1996 AIC Forum, Emerging Role of the Professional Constructor, April 10-14, 1996, Atlanta, GA.

Hinze, J., and Gambatese, J., Design Decisions That Impact Construction Worker Safety, Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Rinker Conference Focusing on Construction Safety and Loss Control, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, October 12-14, 1994

Hinze, Jimmie and John Gambatese, Design Decisions that Impact Worker Safety, Fifth Annual Rinker International Conference Focusing on Construction Safety and Loss Control, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, October 13, 1994.

Hinze, Jimmie, Richard Coble, and Brent Elliott, Integrating Construction Worker Protection into Project Design, Proceeding of the Second International Conference of CIB Working Commission W99, Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 24-27, 1999.

Hinze, Jimmie, The Engineer’s Design Decisions and Construction Site Safety, National Society of Professional Engineers, 3rd Annual Professional Edge Conference, Charlotte, NC January 26-29, 1997.

Hinze, Jimmie; Wiegand, Role of Designers in Construction Worker Safety
ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Dec. 1992), vol. 118, no. 4, p 677-684

Kagan, Harvey A.; Leary, Dennis J.; Pratter, Gene E. K., "Design Engineers' Responsibilities During Construction" ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Sept. 1986), vol. 112, no. 3, p 394-402

Morpurgo, S., Accident Prevention at Dam Construction Sites, International Water Power and Dam Construction, Vol. 44, No. 8, August 1992, pg. 13.

Raggs, R. E., and Cunningham, J., Safety and Efficiency in Steel Construction - The Broadgate Experience, Civil Engineering (London), May 1988, pg. 35.

Roger L. Brauer. Safety Engineers Have Obligation To control Hazards Through Design. Occupational Health & Safety, vol.60, no.4, Apr. 1991, p.42-43.

Sarah Kasper, Safety by Design, American Society of Safety Engineers, Summer 2002.

Smallwood, J.J., (1996). The influence of designers on occupational health and safety. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 203-214). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Steven H. Reisman and Gary M. Stein. Contractor’s Responsibility for Design Failure. Construction Ink, Summer, 1999, p.19-26

Wayne C. Christensen; Safety Through Design; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.3, p.32-39, March 2003.

Designer

ENR. (1985). Negligence is charged in bridge gantry failure. ENR, June 27, 1985, pp. 12

Gambatese, J.A. (2000). Safety in a Designer’s Hands (Here is an overview of when safety should and should not be the responsibility of designers, and why.) Civil Engineering, June 2000, pp. 56-59

Korman, R. with Kohn, D. and Daniels, S. H.(1999) UNDESERVED ATTENTION? Designers say OSHA is unfairly expanding safety responsibility without clear legal basis. ENR, June 21, 1999, pp. 28-32

McBride v. Cole Associates Inc. (2001). Engineer Not Liable for Traffic Deaths. ENR, Nov. 26, 2001, pp. 21

Nicholson v. Turner/Cargile. (1997). Architect/Engineer with Actual Knowledge of Hazard can be Sued by Injured Workers. Construction Business Revirw, Vol.6, No.6 1996-1997, pp. 33

Post, N.M. (2001). Engineers Shared Danger, Made Difficult Decisions on Safety. ENR, Dec. 17, 2001, Vol.247, No.25, pp. 27-28

Diseases

David W. Moore. SARS. Professional Safety, Mar. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.3, p.18-24.

Drug

1989. “Drug Abuse: It is a Safety Issue”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 21. section II. 2-3.

Altayeb, S.A. (1990). Drug Testing And Its Impact on the Accident Rate in the Construction Industry—A Preliminary Report With Summary of Returned Survey. April 1990.

Altayeb, Saleh, Efficacy of Drug Testing Programs Implemented by Contractors ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Dec. 1992), vol. 118, no. 4, p 780-790
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Altayeb, S., Drug Testing and Its Impact on the Incident Rate in the Construction Industry. Ph.D. dissertation, Clemson University, Clemson, SC (1990).

Associated Builders and Contractors, Drug Testing Programs Increase, Construction Issues, Vol. 4, No. 4, Washington, DC, December 1992.

Associated Builders and Contractors, Avoiding Drug Program Legal Problems, Construction Issues, Vol. 5, No.2, Rosslyn, VA, September 1993.

Bartel, R.J. (1994). New Dot Drug And Alcohol Testing Regulations. NUCA, Sep. 1994, pp. 35-36

Bensinger, P. (1991). Keeping Drugs Off The Jobsite. Constructor. Jan. 1991, pp 36-37

Bitter, J. (1990). More Employers Are Utilizing Drug-Screening Programs. Occupational Health & Safety, April 1990, pp. 27-32

Carroll, S. (1996). The WAR on drugs at work. The Gainesville Sun/ Work Life, Monday, Nov. 18, 1996, pp. 3 and pp. 14-16

Checket-Hanks, B., Drug-free Contractor Group Seeks to Reassure Consumers, The Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration News. October 14, 1991, 1-2.

Civil Engineering (1989). Drug Abuse Found To Afflict Construction. Civil Engineering, Feb. 1989, pp. 16-18

Civil Engineering (1991). ASSE Targets Drugs, Alcohol. Civil Engineering. May 1991, pp 10

Civil Engineering (1993). Taking Drugs Off the Streets. Civil Engineering. Sep. 1993, pp 14A

Coble, R., An Empirical Investigation Of Factors Related To The Drug-Free Workplace. University of Florida, Gainesville, FL: Ph.D. Dissertation, 1992.

Coble, R.J., & Genauer, G., (1996). Creating a drug free culture on construction sites. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 355-364). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Collins, W.C. (1986). Potential Pitfalls and Problems Drug Testing in the Workplace. ASCP-CAP Annual Meeting. Oct. 1, 1986.

Construction Industry Institute. 1986 Task Force Members. July 9, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. National Conference on Substance Abuse in Construction. July 17-18, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. National Workshop on Substance Abuse: Consensus Report, Green Group. Aug. 28, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. National Workshop on Substance Abuse: Consensus Report, Orange Group. Aug. 28, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. National Workshop on Substance Abuse: Consensus Report, Purple Group. Aug. 28, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. National Workshop on Substance Abuse: Consensus Report, Yellow Group. Aug. 28, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. Substance Abuse Workshop Evaluation. Aug. 28, 1986.

Construction Industry Institute. The National Workshop on Substance Abuse. July 17-18, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. Workshop Discussion Issues Substance Abuse Workshop, July 17-18, 1986

CONSTRUCTOR (1986). AGC Testifies on Drug and Alcohol Abuse Before Congress. Constructor. Jan. 1986, pp12

Constructor (1991). Don’t Do Drugs and Drive. Constructor. Mar. 1991, pp 78

Constructor. (1990). Gallup survey finds worker support for drug testing. Constructor, Feb. 1990, pp. 8

de Bernardo, M., What Every Employee Should Know About Abuse: Answers to 20 Good Questions. Washington, DC: Institute for a Drug-Free Workplace (1990).

Dennis L. Kern and William I. Stopperan. Successful Program. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.230-234.

Dershowitz, A. (1987). The drug testers vs. free enterprise. United Feature Syndicate Inc.

Edison Electric Institute Human Resource Management Division. (1985). EEI Guide to Effective Drug and Alcohol Fitness For Duty Policy Development. Revised Aug. 1985

ENR (1985). Industry Testifies on Drugs. ENR. Dec. 12, 1985, pp56-57

ENR (1986). House Nixes Polygraph Tests. ENR. March 20, 1986, pp167

ENR (1986). Panel Urges Drug Tests. ENR. March 13, 1986, pp64

ENR (1988). Tougher Drug Policies Tied to Spending Bills. ENR. June 16, 1988, pp11

ENR (1990). Drug Testing Program Enacted in California. ENR. Mar. 8,1990,pp5

ENR. (1986). Union, Contractors OK drug tests at Saturn. ENR, Aug. 28, 1986, pp. 11

ENR. (1987). Building trades say no to most drug tests---. ENR, Feb. 12, 1987, pp.5

ENR. (1987). NLRB nips drug testing. ENR. Oct. 1, 1987, pp 93-94

ENR. (1988). DOT drug testing rules affect owner-operators. ENR, Nov. 24, 1988, pp. 25-26

ENR. (1989). New drug abuse rules cover federal projects. ENR, Feb. 9, 1989, pp.10

ENR. (2002). Florida Law Requires Public Contractor Drug Tests. ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 7

Esq. G. E. (1992). Chain-of-Custody Errors Can Quickly Undermine the Case in Court. Occupational Health & Safety. April 1992, pp 48-54

Evans, D. G. (1988). Private Lives of Employees: How Much Should Employers Know? Occupational Health & Safety. Oct, 1988, pp36-41

Florida Law Requires Public Contractor Drug Tests, ENR, p7, April 22 2002.

Goerth, C.R. Alcoholics and Drug Addicts Guaranteed Employers’ Support Under Federal Law. Occupational Health & Safety. pp.84

Gokee, H.F. Alcohol/Drug Problems In The Workplace.

Grove, B. (1992). Drug Testing – A Management Issue for the 90’s. Utility and Transportation Contractor. Feb. 1992, pp 11

Gust, S. and Walsh, J., (Eds), Drugs in the workplace: Research and evaluation data. NIDA Research Monograph 91. Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1990.

Hall, R.E. (1986). Drugs: Zero is The Acceptable Level. Constructor, Sep. 1986, pp. 5

Hancock, J.G. (1986). Handling drug abuse. ENR, April 17, 1986, pp. 10

Hazelden Foundation. (1978). Alcohol and Drug Problems: Your Employee Assistance Program.

Hazelden Foundation. (1983). Questions and Answers: Your Employee Assistance Program.

Hazelden Foundation. (1985). Hazelden Research Services—Applied Research.

Henry, W. R. (1986). Case Study: Dog Search Idea Draws A Howl. Constructor. Feb. 1986, pp 13-16

Hill, S. Drug-Free Workplace Policies And Their Acceptance In The Construction Industry, Master’s Thesis, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, December 1993.

Hinze, J., Your Firm Needs a Substance-Abuse Policy, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 92, No. 23, December 8, 1986.

Hoffman, B. H. (1997). Caught by a Hair. Occupational Health & Safety. Nov. 1997, pp 46-49

Hoffmann, P. (1986). ). Lie Detector Legislation Runs Into Trouble in Senate. ENR. June 5, 1986, pp7

Hoffmann, P. (1988). ENR (1986). Labor is Still Seeking House Vote on Lie Detectors. ENR. Feb. 13, 1986, pp7

Infrastructure. (1989). Eradicating Drugs In The Workplace. Constructor, Aug. 1989, pp.16-19

Joseph B. Gillian, Effective Hiring Practices, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.11, Nov. 2002, p46-48.

Kunsman, K. Oral Fluid Testing Arrives. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 4, pp 28-34

Kurt, T.L. and Wiedemann, H. (1999). Program Essential. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1999, pp. 198-200

L.A.W. Publications. Let’s All Work To Fight Drug Abuse.

Laws, J. (1998). Driving Safe & Sober. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 1998, pp 35 – 37

Laws, J. (1998). FHWA’s New Rule. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 1998, pp 38-40

Laws, J. (2000). Rewriting the Testing Rulebook. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 2000, pp 38

Lee, D. A. (1990). Employee Assistance Programs in the Public Transit Industry: The Experience of Connecticut Transit and Some Concerns for the Future. Transportation Research Board. Jan 7-11, 1990, pp 1-30

Maloney, W. F. Substance Abuse in Construction

Maloney, W., Substance Abuse in Construction, ASCE ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 114, No. 4, Dec. 1988, p 614-630.

Marini, G. A. (1991). Comprehensive Drug-Abuse Program Can Prove Effective in the Workplace. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 1991, pp 54-59

Martinez, B. (1992). A Big Fight for Small Business. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 1992, pp 48-49

Medtox. The Intricacies Drug Analysis

Minnesota Prevention Resource Center (1983). Drinks for Driving: Recipes & Tips for Responsible Hosts.

Mondy, R. W., Premeaux, S. R. and Worley, L. (1987). People Problems: Substance Use and Abuse. Management Solutions. Feb. 1987, pp22-24

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National Institute on Drug Abuse, Research on Drugs and the Workplace. Rockville, MD, NIDA Capsules, Press Office, National Institute on Drug Abuse, 1990.

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NUCA. (1988). Test for Substance Abuse? NUCA. Oct. 1988, Vol. 12, No. 10, pp. 42-43

Occupational Health & Safety. Court Squelches Drug Test Plan. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 10

Occupational Health & Safety. Drug Testing Survey. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 30

Occupational Health & Safety. Drug Use On Job Worries Many Workers. Pp. 16-18.

Occupational Health & Safety. Job Applicants Are Drug Tested. Pp. 16

Occupational Health & Safety. Substance Abuse Testing Debated. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 16

Occupational Health & Safety. Survey Shows Increase In Drug Testing. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 18

Perry, R. G. (1998). Drug & Alcohol Testing. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 1998, pp 42-43

Petersen, D., Safety Management, Aloray, Inc., Goshen, New York, 1988.

Peyton, R. and Rubio, T., Construction Safety Practices and Principles, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 1991.

Piedmont Airlines (1988). Alcoholism in the Workplace. Piedmont Airlines. Jan. 1988, pp 82

Policies for Drugs and Alcohol Abuse on Construction Sites

Policy and Standards of Enforceability: Substance Abuse. June 1986, pp 1-10

Porro, J. (1989). Courts Settle Difficult Questions Regarding Workplace Drug Testing. Occupational Health & Safety. Nov. 1989

Priority for Study: “Safety Measurement”

Proposal to the Policy Committee of the Construction Industry Institute

Quayle, D., American productivity: The devastating effect of alcoholism and drug abuse. Employee Assistance Programs. Chicago, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1988.

Questionnaire for Subcontractor Superintendents, May 29, 1986

Reynolds, Larry A. What You Should Know About On-Site Drug and Alcohol Testing, in Occupatinal Health & Safety, Vol. 70, No. 9, pp 188-190.

Rhodes, D. (1998). Drugs in the Workplace. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1998, pp 136-138

Rubin, D. K. (1986). Defusing a Construction. ENR. Feb. 6, 1986, pp 24-27

Rubin, D. K. (1987). Construction Shuns Drug Programs. ENR. Aug. 27, 1987, pp 60

Smith, L. (1992). The Deadliest Drug. Utility and Transportation Contractor. April, 1992, pp 21

Smith, R. B. (1992). Information a Critical Resource in Fight Against Substance Abuse. Occupational Health & Safety. April 1992, pp 57

Strasser, A.L. (1990). Drug Testing Requires Examination Of Methods, Reasons and Usefulness. Occupational Health & Safety, June 1990, pp. 50

Substance Abuse. Drug and Alcohol Abuse on Construction Sites. Aug. 3,1986

Substance Impairment Program.

Tanner, M. (1990). Drug Screening, AIDS in Work Place Among Prominent Issues at 1990 AOHC. Occupational Health & Safety, April 1990, pp. 51

The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. (1986). Alcohol & Drugs in the Workplace: Costs, Controls, and Controversies.

The Gallup Organization, Institute for a Drug-free Workplace Washington, DC: Florida Statewide Study. Lincoln, NB: Association Research Group, 1990.

Tobia, R. (1990). Drug Testing Mandated For Inter-State Truck Drivers. Utility and Transportation Contractor. Dec. 1990, pp. 37

Tobia, R. (1990). Employee Drug Testing—Are You Ready? Utility and Transportation Contractor. Mar./April, 1990, pp 45

Tom Eden. A Big Case For Employers. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.228.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (1991). Cocaine/Crack the Big Lie, pp 1-9

U.S. Department of Labor, An Employer’s Guide to Dealing with Substance Abuse. Washington, DC, National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, 1990a.

U.S. Department of Labor, Survey of Employer Anti-drug Programs. Report No. 760, Washington, DC: National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, 1989. “Drug Abuse: It is a Safety Issue”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 21. section II. 2-3.

U.S. Department of Labor, What Works: Workplaces Without Drugs. Washington, DC, National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information, 1990b.

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University of Washington. Campus Safety, Drugs, Alcohol, and You. Information for University of Washington Faculty and Staff (1994-95).

Walters, B. R. (1988). Alcoholism in the Workplace. Piedmont Airlines. Jan. 1988, pp 78-81

Wang, C.C.K. and Poe, H.K. (1991). Drug and alcohol testing of employees as a function of safety management. American Society of Safety Engineers, Professional Safety July 1991, pp 29-30

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Wilson, F. (1997). The Saliva Solution: New Choices for Alcohol Testing. Occupational Health & Safety, Apr. 1997, pp 40-43

Drug Testing

Current, W.F. Screening for Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.8, pp.24-26

Eden, T. (2000).DOT’s Part 40: Implications for Employers. Occupational Health & Safety, July 2000, pp. 84-88

Florida Law Requires Public Contractor Drug Tests, ENR, p7, April 22 2002

Gerald Panaro, Artabane & Belden, Designing and Implementing Drug Testing: Legal and Practical Issues, CMAdvisor, Vol.XV, No.4, p4,14, August/September 2001.

Hintch, B. (2002). Answering Concerns About Employment Screening. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 54-55

Hintch, B. (2002). Answering Concerns About Employment Screening. Compliance Magazine, Sep. 2002, Vol. 9 No. 9, pp. 54-55

Illia, T. (2000). Dust Plans Stay Up in the Air as Nevada County Tries Again. ENR, Dec. 18, 2000, pp. 24

Lance C. Presley, Alternative Drug Testing Update, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.72 No.1, p72-74, Jan 2003

Meeker, J.E. , Mount, A.M. and Ross, W. (2002). Detection Of Drug Abuse by Health Professionals. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 2002, pp. 46-50

Nadell, B.J. (2001). Is Your Corporate Culture on Drugs? Occupational Health & Safety, Aug.2001, pp.27-31 and pp. 75

Occupational Health & Safety. Florida City’s Drug Test Policy Ruled Unconstitutional. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 10

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Sarvadi, D.G. (2002). Fitness-For-Duty Decisions Are Not So Simple. Compliance Magazine, Sep. 2002, Vol. 9, No. 9, pp. 20

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William J. Angelo. Drug Testing is Compelling Issue. ENR, May 14, 2001, vol.246, no.19, p.79.

Dust

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Griffith, A. (1999). OSHA readies Silica standard. Utility Contractor. Nov. 1999, pp. 1616-17

Kestner, M. (1994). Developing a Dust Control Plan. Stone Review. Feb. 1994, pp. 22-24

Kirby, R. (1999). The point is moot, I just wish you were mute. CE News. Oct. 1999, pp. 40

Masera, K. (2000). Toxic mold in an office setting. Occupational Health & Safety. Aug. 2000, pp. 56-145

NIOSH. (1999). Respirable crystalline Silica exposures during tuck pointing. DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2000-113.

NIOSH. (1996). Alert: request for assistance in preventing Silicosis and deaths in construction workers. NIOSH, May, 1996

Tony Illia, Dust Plans Stay Up in The Air as Nevada County Tries Again, ENR, p24, December 18 2000.

U.S. Department of Labor, NIOSH. A guide to working safety with silica.

Earthquakes

Oscar G. (1987). A Safer Earthquake Design Approach. Civil Engineering, May 1987, pp. 52

Education

ENR (2002). Schools Seek New Ways to Retain A Most Valuable Asset – Students. ENR. Oct. 21, 2002, pp 6-38

Electrical

Benjamin Bird Sr., Electrical Safety: Protecting Employees & Facilities, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.4, April 2002, p64-66.

Bill Ramsey. Big Batteries? Big Electric Shock Potential! http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, Jan. 2004, p.6-7.

Chad Reynolds; Preventing Shock With Proper Grounding Techniques; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.70-74, Nov. 2003.

DeVaul, R. (2002). Just Shocking! Product Literature Showcase, Vol.5 No. 2, Sep. 2002, pp. 6, 8, 10

Jean Patterson, Power Plant Best Practices, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.9, p206-210, September 2001.

Jimmie Hinze and David Bren. Analysis of Fatalities and Injuries Due to Powerline Contacts. Journal of construction Engineering and Management, June 1996.

John E. Schumacher; Electrical Safety: Key Issues; Concrete Openings, vol.12, no.1, March 2003.

Jonathan Barnes and Richard Korman. High-voltage Power Line Work Is A Peril Not Yet Mastered. ENR, Feb. 23, 2004, vol.252, no.8, p.28-32.

Joseph E. Layton. Why GFCIs Fail. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.72-74.

Karady, G.G. 1991. “Efficiency of Insulation Link for Protection of Crane Workers”. IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery 6, No. 1. 316-22.

Kennedy, G. (1997). Overhead Power Lines Create Shocking Statistics. NUCA, July 1997, pp. 27 and pp. 47

Line Work Safety Should Start by Energizing Action. ENR, Feb. 23, 2004, vol.252, no.8, p.52.

MacCollum, David. 1980. “Critical Hazard Analysis of Crane Design”. Professional Safety. 31-6.

McGraw –Hill’s Construction Contracting. (1979). Fuses: Last Line of Electrical Defense. McGraw –Hill’s Construction Contracting, April 1979, pp. 93

NIOSH. (1985). Request for Assistance in Preventing Electrocutions from Contact Between Crane and Power Lines. NIOSH ALERT, July 1985

NIOSH. (1986). Preventing Fatalities of Workers Who Contact Electrical Energy. NIOSH ALERT, Dec. 1986

NIOSH. (1989). Request for Assistance in Preventing Electrocutions of Workers Using Portable Metal Ladders Near Overhead Power Lines. NIOSH ALERT, July 1989

Request for Assistance in Preventing Electrocutions from Between Cranes and Power Lines, NIOSH, July 1985

Suruda, Anthony. 1988. “Electrocution at Work”. Professional Safety. 27-32.

Ward, Sean. 1999. “The Importance of Properly Grounding Your Equipment”. Concrete Openings. 47-9.

Emergency

Peter Singer. Emergency Response Management. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.75-80.

Teri Larsen, Needs Assessment for AEDs, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p62-65, June 2002

Engineer

Cathy Murphy. The structural engineer’s duty - Jobsite Safety. Structural Engineer, July 2001, p.28-34

ENR. (2002). Engineer Was Hired And Fired “at Will” ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 22

Susan E. Davis. Who is responsible? Structural Engineer, July 2001, p.6

Environmental Safety

Ayoade, A.I., & Gibb, A.G.F. (1996). Integration of quality, safety and environmental systems. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 11-20) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Bodnmer, D. (2001). Software Predicts Continentwide Contamination. Civil Engineering Dec. 2001, pp.30

Bordenaro, Michael, Biocontainment labs challenge systems design; air pressure differentials are critical to worker and environmental safety in new building at the centers for Disease Control. (Viral/Rickettsial Diseases Laboratory), Building Design & Construction, Jan 1990, v31, n1, p 58(4)

Charles J. Kibert and Richard J. Coble; Integrating Safety And Environmental Regulation of Construction Industry; Journal of Construction Engineering And Management, p.95-99.

Jane F. Barrett; Failure to Train Employees-Now A Federal Crime; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.24-26, 91, Nov. 2003.

Jeff L. Brown. Wider Fishway May Ease Migration, Maintenance. Civil Engineering, Sep. 2001, p.26

Lon H. Ferguson, Marketing The SHE Profession, American Society of Safety Engineers, Nov. 2001, p35-37.

Mark D. Hansen and Gerald W. Gammel, Environmental Site Assessments, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.48, no.2, Feb. 2002, p37-44.

Tudor Hampton, Tom Armistead and Sherie Winston; EPA Prepares New Diesel Rules For Off-Road Equipment; ENR, p.11, Jan.13, 2003.

Equipment

Blackmon, R. A., and A. K. Gramopadhye, Improving Construction Safety By Providing Positive Feedback on Backup Alarms, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 121, No.2, June, 1995. ASCE.

Joseph L. McKillips. Fleet Safety. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.22-26.

Kalkstein, Edward W. ,Safety benefits of arc-resistant metalclad medium-voltage switchgear. Found in IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications; Nov-Dec 1995, v31, n6, p1402(10)

Korman, Richard, Banned belts have few fans left.(eliminating use of safety belts in construction jobs) Found in ENR; Jan 5 1998, v240, n1, p10(1)

Phair, Matthew, Cushier controls, cabs, make cash. (customer-driven improvements in excavating machinery)(Cover Story) Found in ENR; Feb 10 1997, v238, n6, p34(4)

Pina da Silva, F.A., & Pedrosa, J., (1996). Safety of mobile equipment – Reliability and maintenance at a cost. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 273-280). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Toolbox Talk Two-Equipment & Tools; Utility Contractor, p.37, June 1999.

Vincent A. Gallagher, Backup Alarms, Professional Safety, Vol.48, No.1, p28-32, January 2003.

Ergonomic Job

Adele L. Abrams, OSHA & Ergonomics, American Society of Safety Engineers, Sep. 2002, p50-53.

Basic Ergonomics for Hand Tool User. (2000). Workplace Ergonomics (Basic Hand Tool Ergonomics). Occupational Health & Safety, July 2000, Vol. 69, No. 7 pp. 69-74.

Betty Loafmann, A Behavioral Approach To Ergonomics, American Society of Safety Engineers, Dec. 2001, p12, 13, 61.

Bill Dwyre and Kevin Costello, Components of An Effective Ergonomics Program, American Society of Safety Engineers, Nov. 2001, p18-19.

Buchholz, Bryan, PATH: A work sampling-based approach to ergonomic job analysis for construction and other non-repetitive work. Found in Applied Ergonomics; June 1996, v27, n3, p177(11)1998

Bunning, Torsten, Designing ergonomically sound assembly workstations. Found in Occupational Hazards; August 1998, v60, n8, p63(3) Laws, J. (2000). A War on Weight & Vibration (Workers appreciate the intervention that brought vibration-damping tools, tool balance, and lift tables to their line.). Occupational Health & Safety, July 2000, Vol. 69, No. 7 pp. 76-78.

Chris Vanhoven; Strategies for Preventing Manual Handling Injury; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.40-42, Jan.2004.

Craig Chasen, A Safety Program’s Best Friend, Ergonomics Supplement, Vol.70, No.9, p145-149, September 2001.

Craig Chasen; Performing Effective Ergonomic Evaluations; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Ergonomics Supplement, vol.72, no.9, p.157-160, Sep. 2003.

Dong-Chul Seo and Earl Blair; Ergonomics Rulemaking; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.4, p.37-43, Apr.2003.

Edward A. Metzger. Real Relief. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.221-224.

ENR (2001). New Study Backs Science Behind Ergonomics Standard. ENR, Jan.29, 2001, p.7.

Greg Worrel, Workplace Ergonomics, Ergonomics Supplement, Vol.70, No.9, p134-136, September 2001.

Jeffrey S. Casey, Raymond W. McGorry and Patrick G. Dempsey, Getting A Grip On Grip Force Estimates, American Society of Safety Engineers, Oct. 2002, p18-24.

Joy M. Ebben; Improved Ergonomics for Standing Work; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Ergonomics Supplement, vol.72, no.4, p72-75, Apr. 2003.

Kimberly Dennis, Protective Clothing, Compliance Magazine, August 2002, p8.

Martin F. McGavin, OSHA Releases Final Ergonomics Rule, Workers’ Comp Cost Control Report, Vol.10, No.1, January 2001.

Matthew Phair with Gary L. Tulazc and William J. Angelo, Cushier Controls, Cabs, Make Cash, ENR, p34-39, February 10 1997.

Occupational Health & Safety. Thumbs Down on the OSHA Rule (ACOEM likes the government’s genetic testing policy, but two other big associations raised red flags about the ergonomic standard. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 22

Occupational Health & Safety. Washington State Adopts an Ergonomics Rule. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 22

Onsten, G., (1996). Ergonomics in the construction industry. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 313-318). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

OSHA, Heat Stress, Compliance Magazine, August 2002, p8, 10.

Patrick L. Yorio and Lon H. Ferguson, A Foundational Study for Ergonomics, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.12, Dec. 2002, p36-40.

Quinlan Publishing Group (http://www.quinlan.com/) (2000). Special Report: OSHA proposes national ergonomics standard. WCLB, Vol.23, No. 1, Jan 10, 2000, pp. 1-2

Ramsey, Robert D., What supervisors should know about ergonomics. Found in Supervision; August 1995, v56, n8, p10(3)

Richard Korman; Improved Work Practices Flow From ‘Natural Inventors’; ENR, p.14, July 1, 2002.

Robert Rozzi. Improving Productivity in Tool-Intensive Operations. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.225-226.

Site Safe News (2001). Avoiding vibration white finger. Autumn.

SMACNA. (2000). Stop Ergonomics Rulemaking Efforts, SMACNA Urges OSHA. SMAC News, Vol. 34, No. 4 April 2000, pp.1 and pp. 7

Steve Marshall, Oh, My Aching Back, Ergonomics Supplement, Vol.71 No.6, p117-120, June 2002

Stewart, J.M. (2002). Critical Elements for Effective Ergonomics. Occupational Health & Safety, Ergonomics Supplement, Vol.71, No. 1, Jan. 2002, pp. 43-46.

Susan Gilmartin, Employment Screening, Compliance Magazine, August 2002, p8.

Susan Rock, Ergonomics, Compliance Magazine, August 2002, p10.

Thomas J. Martin, CIH, CSP, Lockout/Tagout, Compliance Magazine, August 2002, p8.

Weigel, Mark, Ergonomics goes beyond styling. (ergonomic designs of industrial equipment)Found in Machine Design; August 20 1998, v70, n15, p58(4)

Wells, P. (2000). Willert Home Products Has Successful Ergonomics Program. Workplace Ergonomics News, June 2000, pp. 3

Winston, S. (2000). OSHA’s Ergonomics Rule Is Likely To Be Challenged. ENR, Nov. 20, 2000, pp. 11

Winston, S. (2002). OSHA Will Offer Guidelines To Curb Ergonomics Injuries. ENR, April 15, 2002, pp. 13

Evacuation

Stephen V. Magyar, Jr.; D You Have an Evacuation Plan that Works? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.12, p.44-47, Dec. 2003.

Evaluation

Spicer, J, Owen, P., and Levine, D. (1983). Evaluating employee assistance programs, a sourcebook for the administrator and counselor. Hazelden Foundation.

U. S. Department of Labor, OSHA. (1980). Onsite consultation for the employer. OSHA 3048.

Excavation

Bradford, H. (1987). OSHA airs new excavation rules. ENR, April 30, 1987, pp. 50

Excavation Collapse

Tallard, G.R. (1987). Slurry Support. Civil Engineering, July 1987, pp. 35 and pp.37

Explosives

Chemical Handling Suspected As Blast Rocks New York City, ENR, p9, May 20 2002.

ENR. (1997). Premature Detonation Kills Two. ENR, Aug. 4, 1997, pp.9

ENR (2002). Federal Board Assigns Pipeline Explosion Blame. ENR, Oct. 14. 2002. p.7

Gas Pipeline Explodes Killing Six in Louisiana

Premature Detonation Kills Two, ENR, p9, August 4 1997.

Toronto Pipeline Explosion Leaves Seven People Dead; ENR, vol.250, no.17, p7, May 5, 2003.

Eye Protection

1988. “Study Cites Focusing Problem”. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, Oct. 1988, p7.

1989. “Seeing is Believing: The Right Eye Protection”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 2-3.

1989. “Eye Protection on the Job”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 21. section II. 1.

1989. “Seeing is Believing: The Right Eye Protection”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 2-3.

Anderson, J. (2002). Prescription Safety Eyewear: Today vs. Yesterday. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 68, 70-72

Andrew Beaudoin. Comparing Eyewash Systems. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.50-56.

Bernard R. Blais and Thomas Tredici, Sr. Keep Your Eye on the Individual’s visual Function. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vo.72, no.10, p.30-41, 101.

Blais, B.R. (2000). The New AMA Ratings. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69, No.9, Sep. 2000, pp. 28-39

Blais, B.R.(2001). Why Do a Visual Job Analysis? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, Oct. 2001, pp.52-59

Chambers, A. (2002). Safety Goggles at a Glance. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 58, 60-64, 66

Elliott, F. (2000). Basics of Head and Face Protection. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No.3, Mar. 2000, pp. 60-63

Elliott, F.(2001). The Eyewash Imperative. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, Oct. 2001, pp.60-63

Haye, P.L. O zone^TMsafety eyewear (9 base twin spherical lens for maximum peripheral protection). Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, Oct. 2001, pp.40-44

Henry C. Reynolds; Eye Protection; Compliance Magazine, vol.11, no.1, p.8-9, Jan. 2004.

Hierbaum, J. and Brown, S. (2000). Eyewear Saves a Welder’s Sight. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No. 3, Mar. 2000, pp. 64-65

John Salce. Safety Eyewear Lens Selection. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.102-104.

Linda F. Johnson. Envision an Injury-Free Workforce. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, Oct. 2003, p.42-44.

Peter La Haye Jr., Ozone Safety Eyewear, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, p39-44.

Roll, D. and Duffie, K. (2000). Eyewash Standards & Guidelines for the Workplace. Occupational Health & Safety, May 2000, pp. 94-96 and pp. 117

Face protection

Kristin Bacon. Faceshield Fundamentals. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.63-66.

The Tools for The Job, Construction & Engineering Safety, p24-26, September 2001.

Failure

Carlson, J. E. (1984). Dams as a part of America's infrastructure. Constructor. May 1984, pp. 25-37

Contractor Failures Up Sharply. (1982). Builder & Contractor. Mar. 1982, pp. 9

ENR. (1978). Cellulose insulation under fire as unsafe, corrosive to metals. ENR. May 4, 1978, pp. 14

ENR. (1978). Overloaded beams sag under plaza. ENR. Apr. 13, 1978, pp. 41

ENR. (1980). Façade inspection laws try to prevent failures. ENR. Sep. 18, 1980, pp. 39

ENR. (1980). Train derails, wrecks bridge. ENR. Jan. 24, 1980, pp. 13

ENR. (1981). Suit claims faulty bridge steel. ENR. Mar. 12, 1981, pp. 14

ENR. (1982). Building topples in Brazil. ENR. Sep. 2, 1982, pp. 23

ENR. (1982). Florida jail falling apart. ENR. Sep. 23, 1982, pp. 49

ENR. (1983). Collapse reports conflict. ENR. Apr. 21, 1983, pp. 20

ENR. (1983). Injury not contractor's fault. ENR. Aug. 18, 1983, pp. 76

ENR. (1983). More injuries expected in industry recovery. ENR. Nov. 3, 1983, pp. 23

ENR. (1986). Union arson charges beaten. ENR. Apr. 3, 1986, pp. 15

ENR. (1987). Collapse report recommends rigorous controls. ENR. Apr. 23, 1987, pp. 5

ENR. (1987). Failure of earth building spurs Minnesota lawsuit. ENR. Nov. 12, 1987, pp. 11

ENR. (1988). Sky dish collapse probed. ENR. Nov. 24, 1988, pp. 11-12

ENR. (1988). Two fatalities caused by printer's roof collapse. ENR. Feb. 4, 1988, pp. 20

ENR. (1989). Fatigue crack at fault. ENR. Mar. 16, 1989, pp. 13

ENR. (1990). Derailment topples bridge columns. ENR. Nov. 1, 1990, pp. 15

ENR. (1990). Design flaw blamed for collapse. ENR. Jan. 18, 1990, pp. 11-12

Fogel, I.M. (1982). Staying off the road to failure. Builder & Contractor. Feb., 1982, pp. 27-29

Lawson M. (1988). Giant truss for Dallas hangar found cracked before erection. ENR. Apr. 14, 1988, pp. 8-9

Meglan, C. (1981). Why are all the buildings falling down? PEC reporter. Aug./Sep. 1981

Moffitt, C.S. (1983). Coping with the "other guys". Builder & Contractor. Jul, 1983, pp. 28-32

Pfrang, E. O. (1983). Kansas city walkways collapse. Civil Engineering. Dec. 1983, pp. 20

Structural failures, triumphs. Civil Engineering - ASCE. Jul. 1980, pp.71-74

Structural failures: new mechanism for ffding information to the profession. Civil Engineering - ASCE. Oct. 1982, pp. 17

Stussman, H.B. (1988). Barriers remain to safe work zones. ENR. Apr. 7, 1988, pp. 32-33

Fall Prevention

1989. “Harness Safety”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 21. section II. 4.

1999. “Owner Cleared in Roofer’s Fall”. ENR. 24. (Rigatti v. Reddy, 723 A.2d 1283 (N.J. App. 1999)).

Brian C. Grieser, Timothy P. Rhoades and Raina J. Shah, Slip Resistance, American Society of Safety Engineers, June 2002, p43-48.

ENR (2000). Sand Blaster Hit With New Fine. ENR, Nov. 6, 2000, p.14.

ENR (2003). Ironworker Dies As Rebar Falls. ENR Mar. 3, 2003. p.15

Garrone, Bob, Retail Falls: The Whole Story, in Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 70, No. 9, pp. 196-200.

Hongwei Hsiao and Petre Simeonov; Preventing Falls From Roofs: A Critical Review; Ergonomics 2001, vol.44, no.5, 537-561.

Karen D. Hamel; Wipe Out Slips, Trips, and Falls; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.162-165, vol.72, no.9, Sep.2003.

LaBar, Gregg, Harnessing the full power of fall protection.
Found in Occupational Hazards; Feb 1998, v60, n2, p29(3)

Metzgar, Carl, Fall prevention deserves attention. (mine safety)
Found in Pit & Quarry; Oct 1997, v90, n4, pQS4(3)
Neil, Stephanie, H1-B safety net fails IT workers.(Government Activity)
Found in PC Week; Nov 16 1998, 32(1)

Peter I. Simeonov, Hongwei Hsiao, Brian W. Dotson, and Douglas E. Ammons; Control and Perception of Balance at Elevated and Sloped Surfaces; Human Factors, vol.45, no.1, Spring 2003, p.136-147.

P Simeonov and H Hsiao; Height, Surface Firmness, And visual Reference Effects On Balance Control; http://www.injuryprevention.com/, Injury prevention 2001, 7 (Suppl. I): i50-53.

Roughton, James E.Understanding OSHA's fall protection standard. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)(includes glossary of terms) Found in Plant Engineering; Oct 1996, v50, n11, p74(4)

Singh, A., (2000). Innovative Fall Protection for Construction Workers on Low-Rise Roofs. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.87-113) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Vargas, C.A., Hadipriono, F.C., Larew, R.E., & Yoo, W.H., (1996). A fault tree model for falls from a form scaffolding. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 291-302). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Fall Protection

(1974). HL&P Worker Killed In On-Site-Job Fall

1989. “Harness Safety”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 21. section II. 4.

Aaron Conway, Reliable Barrier, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p92-93, March 2002.

Angelo, W.J. (2002). Safety Device Helps Steel Erectors Keep Workers Out of Harm’s Way. ENR, Feb. 11, 2002, pp. 20

Barrett Miller; Slip Meters: How Much Do You Need? Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p82-84, March 2003.

Bill Weems and Phil Bishop; Will Your Safety Harness Kill You? Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p86-90.

Bruce Duden. Engineered Fall Protection Systems. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, March 2001, vol.70, no.3, p.34-38.

Don’t Let Safety Fall through the Cracks; Compliance Magazine, vol.11, no.1, p.12, Jan. 2004.

Ed Sullivan, Protect & Gamble’s Transformation, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p88-91, March 2002.

Emmett McGregor; Will My Safety Harness Save My Life? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.30-34, Dec. 2003.

ENR. (1997). Scaffold buckles (Safety Harnesses Save Three lives). ENR, Vol.238, No.25, June 23, 1997, pp. 5

Fall Protection: Personal Safety Systems, Construction Business Review, Vol.3, No.5, p21-24, September/October 1993.

Hector V. Pazos; Slip-And-Fall Hazards In The Marine Environment; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p91-92, March 2003.

Hinze, J., Huang, X., and McGlothlin, J.D. (2002). Review of Fall Accidents in Construction. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1117-1132. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York

J. Nigel Ellis, Personal Fall Arrest Systems-Key Components & Their Functions, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.12, Dec. 2002, p42-44.

John E. Schumacher, Fall Protection Still a Life Death Issue, Concrete Openings, p29-31, September 2001.

Johnson, L.F. (2001). Anyone, At Any Height… Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, Vol.70, No. 7, pp.84-87

Kendzior, R.J. (2002). When ‘Wet Floor’ Signs Aren’t Enough. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 130 and 132

Mark Stromme, Fall Protection in Action, Compliance Magazine, Vol.9 No.11 p18-21, November/December 2002

Maynard, W.S. (2002). Tribology: Preventing Slips And Falls In The Workplace. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 134 and 136-140

Merkt, B. (2002). Safety Considerations for Hard-Surface Maintenance. Commercial Floor Care, Vol. 2, No. 4, Fall 2002, pp. 5-7

O’Brien, T. (2001). Falls Under Control. Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, Vol. 70, No.7, pp.78-82

Occupational Health & Safety. Fatal Falls Reach New High in 1999. Occupational Health & Safety Vol. 69, No. 11, pp. 12

Pacific Builder & Engineer. (1989). Fatal Facts: Fall Kills Ironworker. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Nov. 1989, pp. 48

Rod Stanley, Fall Protection in Bridge Construction, Occupational Health & Safety, p28-29, December 1996.

Roger J. Kahler and J. Nigel Ellis, Predicting Injurious Events, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p40-52, July 2002.

Smith, H. (2002). On The Leading Edge. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 142 and 144-145

Stephen H. Daniels, Contractor: OSHA’s Out to Get Us, ENR, p20, June 14 1999.

Fatigue

Coburn, E. and Sirois, B. (1999). Working around-the-clock. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1999. pp. 201-207

Fire & Explosions

Civil Engineering- ASCE. (1980). Mount St. Helens eruption-----impact and civil engineering response. Civil Engineering- ASCE, Aug. 1980, pp. 73-76

Civil Engineering- ASCE. (1982). Building failures ---- preventing them, learning them. Civil Engineering- ASCE, Jan. 1982, pp. 44-51

Civil Engineering. (1991). Fire Safety House Opens in Chicago. Civil Engineering, Jan. 1991, pp. 20

ENR (1979). Wallpaper, shingles wreak fire catastrophe. ENR, McGraw-Hill Construction Weekly, Aug. 9, 1979, pp.8

ENR. (1972). Fire in Hancock does minor damage. ENR, Nov.23, 1972, pp. 11

ENR. (1973). Blast kills one, injures explosives expert. ENR, Dec. 13, 1973, pp. 15

ENR. (1973). FPC admits insulation a major factor in tank fire. ENR, July 19,1973, pp. 12

ENR. (1973). FTC says makers fail to tell of two plastics’ flammability. ENR, McGraw- hill’s Construction Weekly, Jun. 7, 1973, pp. 10-11

ENR. (1973). Gas explosion problem may get HUD funds. ENR, July 12, 1973, pp. 16

ENR. (1974). Courts act on collapses (Indictments, fines handed down in two construction disasters). ENR, Jan. 3, 1974, pp. 13

ENR. (1978). Grain dust blasts grow in number, force. ENR, Jan. 12, 1978, pp. 10-12

ENR. (1978). Major grain silo blast kills one. ENR, May 4, 1978, pp.17

ENR. (1978). Propane tank blast injures 13 tunnelers. ENR, Jan. 25, 1979, pp. 16

ENR. (1978). Three grain elevator explosions kill 50. ENR, Jan.5, 1978, pp. 9

ENR. (1978). Violations draw major fine in grain elevator explosion. ENR, Mar. 2, 1978, pp. 16

ENR. (1979). Convalescent home fire kills 25. ENR, Apr. 12, 1979, pp. 43

ENR. (1979). Japanese tunnel fire kills 16. ENR, Mar.29, 1979, pp. 14

ENR. (1979). LNG explosion may spur separate electrical standards. ENR, Nov. 15, 1979, pp. 14

ENR. (1979). Silo explosion reignites safety issue. ENR, Feb. 8, 1979, pp. 13

ENR. (1980). Blast safely raises roof. ENR, Jan. 31, 1980, pp. 18

ENR. (1980). Casino damage investigated. ENR, Sep. 11, 1980, pp. 11

ENR. (1980). MGM fire rekindles smoke debate. ENR, Dec.4, 1980, pp. 14

ENR. (1980). MGM Grand Hotel (victim of old code). ENR, The McGraw-Hill Construction Weekly, Nov. 27, 1980, pp. 10-13

ENR. (1980). No clues in powerplant blast. ENR, Oct.23, 1980, pp. 13

ENR. (1980). Omaha grain elevator explodes. ENR, Nov. 20, 1980, pp. 15

ENR. (1980). Second fire in two weeks prompts safety review. ENR, Dec.11, 1980, pp. 14

ENR. (1981). Explosions hit two elevators. ENR, Apr. 16, 1981, pp. 50-51

ENR. (1981). MGM fire: Short circuit to disaster. ENR, The McGraw- Hill Construction weekly, Jun. 11, 1981, pp.13-16

ENR. (1982). Explosion caused by gas. ENR, Nov. 25, 1982, pp. 17-18

ENR. (1982). Explosion damages tunnel. ENR, Apr. 15, 1982, pp. 11-12

ENR. (1982). Prison fire raises questions. ENR, Nov. 18, 1982, pp. 15

ENR. (1983). Smoke detectors could have prevented motel fire deaths. ENR, June 23, 1983, pp. 26

ENR. (1983). K-Mart fire uncovers high-hazard storage. ENR, Feb. 3, 1983, pp. 15-16

ENR. (1983). Wood shingles spread fire. ENR, Mar. 31, 1983, pp. 11-12

ENR. (1987). Panel investigates fire. ENR, Dec. 3, 1987, pp. 16

ENR. (1987). Puerto Rico toughens code. ENR, July 16, 1987, pp. 15

ENR. (1988). Fire protection association tackles issues in L.A. blaze. ENR, May 26, 1988, pp.12

ENR. (1989). Deadly high-rise inferno in Atlanta sparks debate on sprinkler retrofits. ENR, July 13, 1989, pp. 9

ENR. (1990). Cutting torch started L.A. fire. ENR, Transit, Oct. 11, 1990, pp.9

ENR. (1990). High-rise lacked sprinklers. ENR, Fires, Jan. 4, 1990, pp. 13

ENR. (1990). System saves farm animals. ENR, Fire Protection, Oct. 11, 1990, pp.26

ENR. (1991). Fireproofing did its job. ENR, Mar. 11, 1991, pp. 10

ENR (2000). OSHA Cites Firms for Tampa Fire. ENR, Oct.16, 2000, p.13.

Robertson, F. (1990). Sprinkler Systems Proper Protection For Worksites, High-Rise Buildings (Sprinkler systems help extinguish a fire, while alarms or detectors only report it).Occupational Health & Safety, Nov. 1990, pp. 47

Fire Safety

Bancroft, K. (2002). Fire Precautions for Welding. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 2002, pp. 40-43

Brooks, R. (2001). Volatile Protection. Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, pp. 68-76

Coelho, A.L., (1996). Fire safety in buildings and during their construction. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 323-336). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Craig Schroll, Flammable Liquid Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p50-54, March 2002.

Gerald Cordy. Don’t Get Burned. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.76-78.

Luther, Eric, On Full Alert: It just makes sense to have as many people involved with your fire program as possible, in Occupational Health & Safety, February 1999, Vol. ?, No. ?, pp. 44-47.

Mark H. Stromme; Time For An Update? Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p30-32.

Papaioannou, K.K., (1996). Fire safety in the construction phase. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 319-322). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards (1976). Accident and Fire Prevention Information. July 1976, pp. 116

First Aid

Barbara C. Burton; First Aid Kits: The Good, The Bad, And the Downright Ugly; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.4, p66-68.

Flaws

ENR. (1985). Tower flaws epidemic. ENR. April 25, 1985, pp. 14

Foot

Amy Shugart; Recipe For An Effective Program; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.4, p69-70, Apr.2003.

Cowie, T. (2002). Rescuing The Bottom Line. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No. 9, pp. 90-92

David Hull, Footwear Purchase Programs-Who needs’em?, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p119-121, July 2002.

Elliiott, F. (2002). Employees, It’s Up To You. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 82, 84-88

Falcinelli, J. (2000). Market-driven makeover. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1999, pp. 114-121

Falcinelli, J. (2001). What customers want. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 100-103

Jerry Laws and Linda F. Johnson. Best Foot Forward. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.108-111.

Jim Falcinelli. Market-Driven Makeover. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.114-120.

Johnson, L.F. (2000). Feet First. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No. 4, April 2000, pp.102-104

Johnson, L.F. Taking Steps Against Injury. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 136-140

Kendrick, J.M. (1997). The Pains of Standing (Why is it less tiring to stand eight hours on an anti-fatigue mat than eight hours on a hard surface? The secret is how the mats work.) Occupational Health & Safety, April 1997, pp. 54-57 and pp.76

Laws, J., and Johnson, L. F. (2000). Best foot forward. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 108-111

Norman L. Klein; When A Good Work Shoe Isn’t Enough; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.78-80.

Safety shoes: Selection and Care. (1989). Construction supervision and safety letter. Dec. 15, 1989

Wayne Elsey; Good Foot Protection Revolves Around Common Sense; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.68-72, Sep.2003.

Forklift

Coastal Training Technologies Corp. (1990). Forklift fundamentals: get the facts.

Compliance Magazine (2002). Safety, environmental and health professionals offer advice and interpretation on your questions about compliance standards. Folklift Safety. Compliance Magazine, Oct. 2002, Vol. 9, No. 10, pp. 10

DIXIE Contractor. (1997). Forklift safety. DIXIE Contractor, Feb. 17, 1997, pp. 72

“Les”Knoll, L.R. (2002). Aerial Lift Accidents: Operator or Manchine? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No.9, pp. 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46

New OSHA training standard goes into effect March 1, 1999. (1999). Concrete Openings. Mar. 1999, pp. 26-27

Robert C. Alton, Stephen J. Cloutier, J. Ernest Grau, Robert L. Potvin, James E. Taylor and Javier Comas. Benchmarking Implementation Results-Safety. 1994 CII Conference.

Tudor Hampton; International Organization Advocates Universal Training for Manlift Operators; ENR, p.29, Dec.15, 2003.

Formwork

Formwork Collapse Kills Tow at Georgia Wastewater Shaft, ENR, p21, May 20 2002.

Hotel Formwork Collapse Injuries Tow in Charlotte, ENR, p13, August 13 2001.

OSHA Cites Firm For Fatalities In Formwork Collapse, ENR, Dec.2, 2002, p7.

Fraud

Employers Recognize High cost of Off-the-Job Injuries; Compliance Magazine, p.6, vol.11, no.1, Jan. 2004.

General

Alavedra, P., Casals, M., & Cuguero, N., (1996). Converting a building affected by the sick building syndrome into a healthy one. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 453-464). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Bird, F. and Loftus, R., Loss Control Management, Loganville, Ga., Institute Press, 1976.

Blake, R., Industrial Safety, Second Ed., Prentice-Hall, New York, NY

Borg, Robert F., "Social and Environmental Concerns in Construction", ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1976), vol. 102, no. 1, p 1-20

Bush, V.G. (1975). Safety in the construction industry: OSHA. Prentice-Hall Company: Reston, Virginia.

DeReamer, R., Modern Safety Practice. John Wiley, New York, 1958.

Fonseca, M.S., & Alves Dias, L.M., (1996). Knowledge base for constructin safety. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 167-178). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Gilmre, C., Accident Prevention and Loss Control. American Management Association, Inc., New York, 1970.

Haddon, W., Suchman, E. and Klein, D., Accident Research Methods and Approaches. Harper and Row, New York, 1964.

Handa, V. K.; Rivers, Doug., Downgrading Construction Incidents. ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1983), vol. 109, no. 2, p 190-205

Heinrich, H., Industrial Accident Prevention, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1941.

Hinze, Jimmie, A United Front for Construction Safety, Keynote Speech, Proceedings of the First International Conference of CIB W99, Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites, Lisbon, Portugal, 1996.

Johnston, David W.; Khan, Khusroo P.; Phillips, James B., Formwork Pressures in Tall and Thick Concrete Walls, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Sept. 1989), vol. 115, no. 3, p 444-461
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Petersen, D., Safety Management, Aloray, Inc., Goshen, New York, 1988.

Positive Influences of Nuclear Construction. CS ASCE Construction Division Committee on Construction of Nuclear and Power

Rodriguez, Y.A., Jaselskis, E.J., & Russell, J.S., (1996). Relationship between project performance and accidents. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 251-258). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Witte, J. (1974). Safety in construction-The Contractor's Viewpoint. ASCE National Meeting on Water Resources Engineering, Jan. 21-25, 1974, Los Angeles, California

Hand

Alico, B. (2001). Renewing your hand protection program. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 108-111

Compliance Magazine (2002). Hand Protection. Compliance Magazine, Oct. 2002, pp. 10

Compliance Magazine (2002). Safety, environmental and health professionals offer advice and interpretation on your questions about compliance standards. Hand Protection. Compliance Magazine, Oct. 2002, Vol. 9, No. 10, pp. 10

Craig Wagner. Getting a Grip: The Flat Dip Revolution. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.122-126.

DeBecker, L.G. (2002). Get Ready For Ergo-Centric Gloves. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, pp.65-66, 68, 70, 72

Don “Lefty” Duncan. Left Out – Left-handers are handicapped in this right-handed world, but why? Arm yourself with these facts. The Seattle Times, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1990.

Donald Groce; Hand Protection; Compliance Magazine, vol.11, no.1, p.8, Jan. 2004.

Elizabeth Spevack; Keep These Glove Selection Issues in Mind; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.86-88.

ENR (2003). Safety Product Engineers To Offer Contractors New Lineup of Finger-Saving Table Saws. ENR, Sep. 28, 2003. p.27

Fred Elliot, Effective Dermal Protection, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.72 No.1, p68-71, Jan 2003

Jennifer Stroschein, Pointing a Finger at the Hazards of Gloves, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p54-60, June 2002

Lisa Rizzo and Vladimir Ostrovsky; Hand Protection for Electrical Safety; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.62-67, Sep.2003.

Marlyse Cohen. A Safety Double Play. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.119-120.

Michael James Garrobo. QMS for Industrial & Chemical Glove Manufacturing. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.122-127.

Robin Roberts, More than They Used to Be, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.12, p54-65, December 2002.

Phil Schaser. Creating a Cut-Free Workplace. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, June 2003, p.132-138.

Phillips, B., and Burris, B. (2001). Intel's hand injury success story. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 92-95

Plemmons, G. Hand Protection. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.69 No. 1, pp. 88

Rosso, J. D. (2001). Protecting the hand-skin barrier in the workplace. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 116-120

Stephen Bao. Hand-Intensive Jobs. Professional Safety, Jan. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.1, p.28-34.

Varaljay, J. Using a Facility Glove Survey. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 126-134

Wagner, C. (2000). The Comfort Factor. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No. 8, Aug. 2000, pp. 130-133

Hard Hats

Byrnes, James, (2002) A Host of Improvements. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 11, pp. 74-76.

Complying with 29 CFR 1910.135. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.67.

Fred Elliott. Construction Cowboys & Head Protections. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.3, March 2001, p.71.

Fred Elliott; Effective Use of PPE; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.76-78, Nov. 2003.

McManamy, R. (1997). Hard Heads Prevailing So Far In Efforts to Improve Hardhats. ENR, April 21, 1997, pp.17

Hazard Communication

1996-97 Hazard Communication/Right to Know Program Information and Instructions. EH&S BSO, 1996.

1996-97 Hazard Communication/Right-to-Know Program: Hazard Control Plan. University of Florida, 1996-97. EH&S BSO, 1996

Chemical Hazard Communication Guidelines (1985). Department of Labor & Industries, State of Washington, Sep. 1985

Debora Sepich, Let’s Make a Deal, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.9, p156-158.

ENR. (1985). OSHA moves on ‘right-to-know’. ENR, Management & Labor, Dec. 5 1985, pp. 46

ENR. (1987). EPA releases two lists of hazardous chemicals. ENR, April 30, 1987, pp. 14

ENR. (1987). Firms must disclose hazards. ENR, Aug. 27, 1987, pp. 10

ENR. (1987). Right-to-know rule coming. ENR, April 9, 1987, pp. 57

James K. Byrnes, In Top Form, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.3, p44-46

Rob McManamy, Hard Heads Prevailing So Far in Efforts to Improve Hardhats, ENR, p17, April 21 1997.

Sepich, D. (2002). Let’s Make a Deal. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 156 and 158

Skip Krueger, Non-Manufacturers Now Affected By Hazard Communication Standard, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, P77, October 1988.

State of Washington, Department of Labor & Industries, Industrial Safety And Health Division (1985). Chemical Hazard Communication (RIGHT TO KNOW).

Understanding ‘Right to Know’. Chemical Hazard Communication Guidelines for Washington Employers. State of Washington Department of Labor & Industries, Safety & Health Division.

VanVeen, K., AGC’s Safety Division. (1986). Hazard Communication—Employee Right to Know. Constructor, Constructor Safety, Mar. 1986. pp. 105

Woodward, B (1988). Right-to-Know---Hazard Communication. NUCA, Tool-Box Talks, July, 1988, pp. 46

Hazardous Materials

Andrea Clark; The Lowdown on Regulatory Reporting; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.58-59, Dec. 2003.

Breeding, D.C. (2001). Safe Use and Handling of Mercury.(This element’s vapors are extremely toxic and spills are hazardous for cleanup personnel).Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 2001, Vol.70, No. 10, pp. 72-76 and pp.92-93

Hazmat

Brown, J.L. (2001). The Road to Process Safety Success. Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, Vol.70, No.7, pp. 104-108

David C. Breeding, Safe Use and Handling of Mercury, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.10, p72-93, October 2001.

James P. Zeigler, Hazmat Cleanup: Are You Prepared?, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.701, No.12, p30, 32, 33-35, October 2001.

Janelle Lanter Brown, The Road to Process Safety Success, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.7, p104-108.

Jeff Simon, Keeping Hazards in Focus, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p88-91, July 2002.

Karen Hamel, Wasting away Poison, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.7, p110-112.

Zeigler, J.P. Hazmat Cleanup: Are You Prepared? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No. 12, pp. 30-35

Head Protection

Bacon, K. (2002). Three Keys to Head Protection: Hard Hat Inspection, Maintenance and Replacement. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 26-28

Health Issues

CM & E (1975). Safety and health information is available from many sources.CM & E , Safety Memo, Apr. 1975, pp.26

CM & E (1975). SHAPE Safety, Health, And Protection of the Environment. CM &E

April, 1975, pp. 63-72

Sweeney, M.H., Fosbroke, D., Godenhar, L.M., Jackson, L.L., Linch, K., Lushniak, B.D., Merry, C., Schneider, S., & Stephenson, M., (2000). Health Consequences of Working in Construction. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.211-230) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Hearing

Barrett Miller; Getting The Most Out of Forklift Alarms; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.170-175, Sep.2003.

Fatz, R. and Oblin, D. (2000) Military ingenuity. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 6, Jun. 2000, pp. 101-102

Hearing protection. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1999.

Johnson, E. (2001). Turn It Down! (Treat noise at its source for effective , low-cost results) Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, Vol.70, No.7, pp.100- 102 and pp.140

Kennedy, G. (1995). Contractors can prevent the sounds of silence. NUCA. Mar. 1995, pp. 20-21

Lebovics, I. (2000). Say no to noise. Occupational health & safety. Vol. 69, No. 3, Mar. 2000, pp. 48

Lee Hager. The Many Faces of Hearing Loss Prevention. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, March 2001, vol.70, no.3, p.80-82, 93.

Lowey, B. (2000) Noise Know-How. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 6, Jun. 2000, pp. 95-96

Stearns, M. (2000). Recognition, evaluation, and control. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 6, Jun. 2000, pp. 97-99

Valerie Weadock; Hearing Help For Those Who Need It; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.8, p.14.

Hearing Protection

Anne R. Daniells. Mitigating Noise-Induced Hearing Loss. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.131-134.

Berger, E.H. (2002). Hearing Protection Industry Addresses Human Factors. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No.9, Sep. 2002, pp. 30 and pp. 32

Carsia, T. (2002). Designing Workspaces for Higher Productivity. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 192, 194-195

Elliot H. Berger. Dual Protection. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.98-102.

Hager, L.D. (2002). Didn’t Hear It Coming… Noise and Hearing in Industrial Accidents. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 196, 198-200.

Lee D. Hager; Fit for Protection; Compliance Magazine, vol.11, no.1, p.16-17, Jan. 2004.

Lee D. Hager; Hearing Loss Prevention Regulation; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p34-40, 48, March 2003.

Lee D. Hager; NRR = Not Really Relevant? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.166-169, Sep. 2003.

Michael L. Sterrett, Keeping An Ear To The Ground-Tech Solutions to Hearing Protection Compliance, American Society of Safety Engineers, vol.47, no.8, Aug. 2002, p46-48.

Mike Sterret, Breaking the Hearing Protection Barrier, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p28-32, March 2002.

Per Hiselius, Avoiding Over attenuation, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p34-36, March 2002.

Rick Neitzel, Construction Noise Strategies, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p72-76, June 2002

Robert T. Sataloff and Joseph Sataloff, A Monumental Achievement, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.9 p122-132, September 2001.

Sean T. Scanlon, The Changing Face of Hearing Protection, Compliance Magazine, Vol.10 No.1, p14-16, Jan 2003.

Sound Judgement - Peltor Inc.’s Products; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.57, no.11, p.57.

Sue Swan and William Daniell, Hearing Conservation in Industry, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p78-80

Thomas G. Dolan and James F. Maurer. Hearing Aids in Occupational Settings: Safety and Management Issues. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.104-106.

Heat

Bingham, Eula & Robbins, Anthony. 1980. Hot Environments, Job Health Hazards Series. U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Bumbarger, Scott. 2000. “Reducing the Hazards of High Heat”. Occupational Health & Safety 69, No. 5. 44-50.

Burke, Edmund. 2000. “Healthy Hydration”. Occupational Health & Safety 69, No. 5. 52-4.

Burton, D.J. Worker Sent to the Hospital After Heat Stress Event. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No. 7, pp.34-36

Ed Cole. Case Closed. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.3, March 2001, p.86-89.

Elliiott, F. (2001). When The Mercury Soars. Occupational Health & Safety, pp.94-96

Gavin Mclachlan and Robert Aenchbacher, A New Approach for Beating the Heat, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p81,104, March 2002.

Hensel, Jason. 2000. “Taking Control”. Occupational Health & Safety 69, No. 3. 72-4.

Hot Environments (Job Health Hazards Series)

Kennedy, George. 1999. “Safety in the Summertime”. Utility Contractor 13, No. 7. 26-8.

Nancy M. Smith and Paul A. Lauritzen. Summer Breezes-But Indoors. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.5, May 2001, p.110-117.

OSHA Offer cool tips to beat the heat. Constructor. May 1999, pp. 6

Randy DeVaul; Heat Stress Precautions-Keep An Eye On Your Co-wokers; Occupational health & Safety, vol.72, no.5, May 2003, p86, 88.

Reid, J. (1995). Dealing with reporters during an emergency. NUCA. Apr. 1995, pp. 23-26

U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Center for Disease Control, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. (1980).

Zeigler, J.P. (2002). The Hidden Hazard of Protective Apparel. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.1, Jan.2002, pp.55-56

Hiring

David P. Rhodes and Laura H. Rhodes, Best Hiring Practices-Aid Accident Prevention, American Society of Safety Engineers, Oct. 2002, p46-52.

Hispanics

Hispanic Workers Fatalities Rise: Improved Training Is Needed, American Society of Safety Engineers, p6.

Many Immigrant Workers Don’t Report Injuries; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.4, p.19, Apr.2003.

Marianne P. Brown, Aleijandra Domenzain and Nelliana Villoria-Siegert; California’s Immigrant Workers Speak Up About Health and Safety In The Workplace; Health & Safety Policy Brief, p.1-4, Dec.2002.

History

Jeffrey, J. and Douglas, I. Safety Performance of the UK Construction Industry. (Historical Developments of Health and Safety Protection and the UK Construction Industry). pp. 233-253

M.E. “Eddie” Greer, 90 Years of Progress In Safety, Professional Safety, vol.46, no.10, Oct. 2001, p20-25.

Hot Work

Kathie M. Leonard. Maximizing Hot Work Safety With Fabrics. Professional Safety, Jul. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.7, p.40-43.

Steven P. Levine and James R. Thornton. LEL Monitoring During Hazard Surveys for Issuance of Hot Work Permits. Professional Safety, Feb. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.2, p.31-39.

Human Factors

Rowlinson, S., (2000). Human Factors in Construction Safety – Management Issues. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.59-84) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Hyatt

Brunjes, E.H. and Hinson, G.M. (1986). No weak stomachs. ENR, Sep. 18, 1986, pp. 18

Civil Engineering (1984). Designers of Hyatt Hotel on Trail. Civil Engineering /ASCE, Sep. 1984, pp. 12

Civil Engineering (1984). KC Hyatt Trail Awaits Judge’s Decision. Civil Engineering /ASCE, Nov. 1984, pp. 10

Civil Engineering (1987). Readers Write (Hyatt) . Civil Engineering, Jan. 1987, pp. 26-28

Civil Engineering. Round Table Recommends Safety Mwasures. Civil Engineering /ASCE, pp. 34

ENR. (1988). Appeals court upholds Hyatt verdict. ENR. Feb. 4, 1988, pp. 5

ENR. (1986). Safety of walkways debated. ENR, May 8, 1986, pp. 13

Icons

Roger Brooks Jr. Whose Symbols Are Safer? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.36-38.

Image

David C. Breeding, Polishing Your Image, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p18-20, March 2002.

ENR (2001). Walking the Safety Tightrope. ENR, May 28, 2001, p.60.

Irene Hofheinz, Image: Intangible, Invaluable, NUCA, Vol.14, No.4, p16-20, April 1990.

Reid, J. (2001). High-Risk Industry Baits Kids. ENR, Oct. 29, 2001, pp. 75

William J. Angelo, Poor Image Has Many Causes, ENR, p43, March 25 2002.

Immunization

Alexander L. Strasser, Vaccines, Health Counseling Needed When Employees Travel Overseas, Health & Safety

Incentives

Alexander L. Strasser. Vaccines, Health Counseling Needed When Employees Travel Overseas. Occupational health & Safety, 1988. p.18

Bach, D. (2000). Safety incentive programs ~ effective business tools. Occupational Health & Safety. Jun. 2000, pp. 103-106

Barr, J. Cultivating Culture. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 32

Barr, J. (1997). The merits of safety incentive programs. Occupational Health & Safety. Jun., 1997.

Barr, J. (1998). Awards? Incentives? Defining the difference. Occupational Health & Safety. Jul. 1998, pp. 35-37

Bill Sims, Jr. Effective Motivation. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.91-93.

Buck Peavey. Lemon Juice or Lemonade? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.64-66.

Buck Peavey. Who Wants to Be a Safety Millionaire? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.86-90.

Dennis R. Downing and J. Renae Norton; Myths and Realities; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.63-66, Jan.2004.

Ed Zalewski, Incentives: Creating a Safety Culture, Compliance Magazine, p16-17, August 2002.

Edward J. Sheehy. Effective Safety Incentives. Professional Safety, Feb. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.2, p.40-48.

Eileen Dedrick Torok and Peggy Carter-Ward; Positive Strokes Lead To Safety Folks; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.74-76.

Employer Safety Incentive Programs. Builder and Contractor. Aug. 1984, pp 20

Flanders, M.E. and Lawrence, T.W. (1999). WARNING! Safety Incentive Programs Are Under OSHA Scrutiny (Take Steps to Prevent Under-Reporting). American Society of Safety Engineers, Dec. 1999, pp. 29-31

Ginny Wennen, Why These Programs Work, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p107-112, June 2002

Grensing, L. (1983). To motivate workers, pay isn't everything. Kansas business news. Mar. 1983.

Jay W. Wells, Why Safety Committees Fall Shot, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.9 p151-153, September 2001.

Jerry Laws. A Solid Utility Plan. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, Jun. 2001, p.67-69.

Jimmie Hinze. Safety Incentives: Do They Reduce Injuries? Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, vol.7, no.2, May 1, 2002, ASCE, ISSN 1084-0680/2002//2-81-84.

Johnson, L. F. (1999). The power of incentives. Occupational Health & Safety. Jun. 1999, pp. 57-58

Krause T. R., and Hodson, S. J. A close look at safety incentives. Occupational Health & Safety. Pp. 28-36

Krause, T. R. (1998). A close look at safety incentives, part II. Occupational Health & Safety. Jun. 1998, pp. 32-34

Laufer, A., and Jenkins, G. D. (1982). Motivating construction workers. Journal of construction division. Vol. 108, No. CO4, Dec., 1982, pp. 531-545

Michael G. Dermer; The Three Cs…of making a safety program the best it can be; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.68-72.

Michael Harms. Making Safety Fun. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.94-96.

Mike Kleier; Better Ingredients: The Pizza Analogy; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.1, p.32-33, Jan. 2003.

Pardy, W. G. (1999). What's right for you? Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1999, pp. 190-196

Peavey, B. (1997). Building a complete incentive program. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1997, pp. 72-78

Peavey, B. (1998). Incentives, the fun factor. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1998, pp. 162-168

Peavey, B. (2000). Who wants to be a safety millionaire? Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 86-90

Peck, W.F. (1998). Does incentive compensation offer any incentive? CE News. May, 1998, pp. 46-47

Perez, M. (1997). Awards program tracks safe worksites. Florida Workers’ Comp Advisor, Vol.7, No.5, May 1997, pp. 7

Perlmutter, A.L. Taking Motivation and Recognition Online. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.1, pp.51-54

Richard Korman, ‘Penny Per Hour’ Safety Effort Remains at Head of The Class, ENR, p13, December 2, 2002.

Renk, K. (2002). Reward with Awards. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 56 and pp. 58

Renk, K. (2002). The Age-Old Question: Cash vs. Merchandise? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 56 and pp. 60 and 62

Safety-Incentive plan gets universal backing. Pacific Builder & Engineer. May, 8, 1989, pp. 35

Sawai, R. (2002). Gift Cards Get Moving. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 54

Sims, B, Jr. (2000). Effective Motivation. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 91-96

Sims, B. (2002). In Defense of Incentives and Recognition. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 48, 50, 52

Spencer Toomey; Making Safety Part of The Corporate Culture; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.1, p.34-35, Jan. 2003

Stephen E. Erickson and David C. Farmer. Better Safety Award Programs. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.58-62.

Terry Markwart, Proactive Pursuits, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p114

Indemnity

Contract Binds Temp Agency for Explosion Loss, ENR, p22, April 22 2002.

ENR. (1996). Indemnification Denied by Law. ENR, Aug. 12, 1996, pp. 75

Loulakis, M.C. Thompson, J.C. and Trachtman, H. (1990). The Broad Powers of Indemnification. Civil Engineering, July 1990, pp. 39

Injuries

1989. “Back’s Injury: No One is Immune”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 4.

ADSC. (1986). Safety Record. ADSC, Aug. 1986, pp. 12

Constructor. (1986). On-The- Job Safety Stats. Constructor, Aug. 1986, pp. 8

Constructor. (1989). Construction Worksite Injury Rate Declines. Constructor, Jan. 1989, pp. 8

ENR. (1983). Roofing injuries high. (California study reveals craft is among most dangerous). ENR, Mar. 10, 1983, pp. 14

ENR. (1986). Construction tops injury list. ENR, Nov. 27, 1986, pp. 69

ENR. (1987). Cracks cause lane closure. ENR, Dec. 24, 1987, pp. 12

ENR. (1987). Jury awards worker $40 million. ENR. Dec. 24, 1987, pp. 53-54

ENR. (1988). Injured bridge worker wins $1.2 million. ENR, Feb. 11, 1988, pp. 3

ENR. (1989). Repeat-motion injuries grow. ENR, Jan. 5, 1989, pp. 14

ENR. (1990). Drunk worker loses award. ENR, May 31, 1990, pp. 26

ENR. (1991). Second freeway slab falls. ENR, May 20, 1991, pp. 14

ENR. (1991). Construction injuries climb. ENR, Dec. 16, 1992, pp. 23

ENR. (1992). Two die as column falls. ENR, Mar. 9, 1992, pp. 12

ENR. (1992). Welds failed when column was plumbed. ENR, Mar.16, 1992, pp. 5

Goerth, C.R. (1988). Violence in the Workplace Emerges As Growing Health and Safety problem. Occupational Health & Safety, May 1988, pp. 53

Johnson, B.P. (1979). WPCF 1979 Safety Survey: Injury Rate Jumps by 20%. DEEDS & DATA, Oct. 1979, pp. 9-11

Korman, R. and Setzer, S.W. (1989). Faulty import tied to death. ENR, Feb. 2, 1989, pp. 19-20

Lew, H.S. (1980). West Virginia cooling tower collapse caused by inadequate concrete strength. Civil Engineering- ASCE, Feb. 1980, pp. 62-67

News and Views. First- Quarter Job Deaths Down.

Occupational Health & Safety. Occupations Ranked In Order Of Risk.

Oort, G. V. (1990). Back Injuries Require Integration Of Aggressive and Passive Treatment. Occupational Health & Safety, Jan. 1990, pp. 22-24

Pinkham, J. (1988). Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Sufferers Find Relief With Ergonomic Designs. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 1988, pp. 49-53

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1987). Accident Prevention Saves Big Bucks. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Feb. 9, 1987, pp. 5

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1987). Injuries Decline, Costs Triple. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Oct. 5, Vol.93, No. 19,1987, pp. 7

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1987). $1.9-million Award for Shackle Injury. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Oct.19, 1987, pp. 5

Pacific Builder & Engineer. (1988). Washington Reports. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Mar. 21, 1988, pp. 6

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1988). Death Toll Rises In Construction. Pacific Builder & Engineer, Dec. 5, 1988, pp. 7

Phillip, L. (1988). Unintentional Injuries Take Highest Toll in Life’s Most Productive Years. Occupational Health & Safety, May 1988, Vol. 57, No. 5, pp. 22 and pp. 60

Pope, W.C. Injuries and Illness at Work May Be Rooted in Faulty Management Systems. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 58, No. 3, pp. 36 and pp. 38

Roger B. Trent and William D. Wyant. Fatal Hand Tool Injuries in Construction. Jounal of Occupational Medicine, vol.32, no.8, Aug. 1990, p.711-714.

Texas Workers’ Compensation/ Insurance Fund. 8 Steps To a Safe Lift.

Innovations

HSE (Health & Safety Executive). Game Over (A video from the Health & Safety Executive to show what can happen if children go on to a building site.)

Huang Xiaodong, Daniel Bernd, Leonhard E. Bernold, Innovative Technology Development for Safe Excavation, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 122, No. 1, March, 1996.

James Feldman; Four Keys to Instilling Innovation and Creativity; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.18-20, Nov. 2003.

Jones, P., (1996). Computer-based hazard communication program delivery for the construction industry. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 157-166). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Minkarah, I.A., Rao, D.S., Kak, A., & Pant, P.D., (1996). Graphical user interface for site safety management. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 523-532). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Young, G.S., (1996). Reengineering construction safety: A vision for the future. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 129-136). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Inspection

Gambatese, J.A., & Hinze, J.W., (1996). A guide for safety inspections. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 553-566). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Jerry Davis and Fazel Hayati; Building A Solar House; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.5, p.24-28, May 2003.

Mark D. Hansen and Jan A. Knight, SH&E Auditing-Maximizing Audit Impact Using Management Systems, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.12, Dec. 2002, p22-29.

Wojcik, Joanne, MTA steps up safety inspections as criticism of subway continues. (Metropolitan Transportation Authority)Found in Business Insurance; Feb 24 1997, v31, n8, p3(2)

Insurance

ENR. Insurance (Special Advertising Section). ENR pp. I-3 to I-39

Hinze, Jimmie, and Waleed Abdul-Baki, "Insurance Practices of Utility Contractors," Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 107, No. CO3, Proc. Paper 16498, September 1981.

Kevin M. Quinley; Seven Common Insurance Gaps That Can Sabotage Your Coverage; CFMA BP, p.56-59, Jan.-Feb., 2003.

Krizan, W.G. (2001). Construction Firms Bracing For Soaring Costs And Risk. ENR, Nov. 12, 2001, pp.14

Powers, Mary Buckner, Insurance: costs slip as worker comp plans grip. (construction industry)(Third Quarterly Cost Report)Found in ENR; Sept 30 1996, v237, n14, p78(2)

William G. Krizan, Market Braces for Terror Shock, ENR, Vol.247, No.18, p10-11, October 22 2001.

William G. Krizan, Construction Firms Bracing for Soaring Costs and Risk, ENR, p14, November 12 2001.

William G. Krizan, Tom Ichnniowski, Debra K. Rubin, Gary Tulacz and Joann Gonchar. Insurance Rates On A Wild Ride. ENR, Feb. 4, 2002, p.10-12

International

Adan, M.O., Hombrados, C.L., & Juan Jose, J.O., (1996). Considerations on non considered aspects in European standardization of temporary edges protection systems.

Birchall, S.J., & Finlayson, H. (1996). The application of European derived safety management regulations to the U.K. construction industry. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 41-52) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Eilenberg, I.M., (1996). Victoria – The state of change. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 77-84) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Enno "Ed" Koehn, Rupesh K. Kothari, Chih-Shing Pan, Safety in Developing Countries: Professional and Bureaucratic Problems, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 121, No. 3, September, 1995, ASCE.

In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 519-522). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Kaming, P. F., What Motivates Construciton Craftsmen in Developing Countries? A Case Study of Indonesia, Building and Environment, March 5, 1998, V33, N2-3, P131-141.

Larew, R.E., Hadipriono, F.C., Vargas, C.A., & Barsoum, A.S., (1996). International collaboration for construction safety. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 543-552). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema

Munro, W.D. ,(1996). The implementation of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994 on U.K. construction sites. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 53-60) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Ngowi, A.B., & Mothibi, J., (1996). Culture and safety at work site – A case study of Botswana. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 417-430). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Serrano, M.B., (1996). Health and Safety on construction sites in france. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 85-92) . Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Wong, F., (1996). Construction safety management in Hong Kong. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 243-250). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Zakeri, M., Factors Affecting the Motivation of Iranian Construction Operatives, Building and Environment, March 1997, v32, n2, p161-166.

Investigation

Johnson, L. F., and Laws, J. (1997) St. Nick Safety. Occupational Health & Safety. Dec. 1997, pp. 30-32

Harold C. Jacobs and John T. Neiburg. Thorough Investigation of Incidents Reaps Rewards in Improved Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, P66-71.

Jerome E. Spear, A Problem-Solving Process, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.4, April 2002, p25-30.

Korman, R. Illia, T. Barnes, J. and Rosta, P. (2002). Investigators Show the Routine Errors behind Jobsite Deaths. ENR, Vol. 249, No. 18, Oct. 28, 2002, pp. 24-25, 27-28

Reid, J. (1997). So What's a soundbite! Construction Business Review. Vol. 7, No. 2, 1997, pp. 32-33

Richard Korman, Investigators Show the Routine Errors behind Jobsite Deaths, ENR, Vol.249, No.18, p24-28, October 28 2001.

Surveillance and Field Investigation Branch, Division of Safety Research, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Aug. 2003.

West, J. B. (1993). Health and safety corner. Utility and transportation contractor, Oct. 1993, pp. 29-

ISO

Job Hazard Analysis

Bancroft, K. (2002). Job Hazard Analysis for Unsafe Acts. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 206 and pp.208-215.

Fred A. Manuele, Severe Injury Potential-Addressing An Often-overlooked Safety Management Element, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.48, no.2, Feb. 2003, p26-31.

George Swartz, Job Hazard Analysis-A Primer On Identifying And Controlling Hazards, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.11, Nov. 2002, p27-33.

Job Hazard Analysis, OSHA 3071, U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 1992 (revised)

Rolin Geronsin, Job Hazard Assessment: A Comprehensive Approach, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, Dec. 2001, p23-30.

L’Ambiance Plaza

Civil Engineering. (1987). $5.11 Million Fines Imposed in L’Ambiance Collapse. Civil Engineering, Dec. 1987, pp. 28-29

Civil Engineering. (1989). L’Ambiance Settlement Reached. Civil Engineering, Feb. 1989, pp. 9

Civil Engineering. (1989).L’Ambiance Plaza. Civil Engineering, Readers Write, May 1989, pp. 30

Civil Engineering. (1991). L’Ambiance Plaza Collapse To Be Studied At ASCE Convention. Civil Engineering, Sep. 1991, pp. 22

Civil Engineering. (1993).More Lessons From L’Ambiance Plaza. Civil Engineering, News Briefs, Feb. 1993, pp. 8

Culver, C. Marshall, R. and Gross, J. Readers Write (L’Ambiance Plaza). Civil Engineering, pp. 34-36

DeStefano, J.B. (1992). Lift Slab at L’Ambiance Not Lone Problem. Civil Engineering, June 1992, pp. 37-38

ENR. (1987). L’Ambiance Plaza suit filed. ENR, Nov. 5, 1987, pp. 65

ENR. (1987). Doubt cast on Bridgeport collapse report-- . ENR, Nov. 12, 1987, pp. 5

ENR. (1988). ANSI recommends lift-slab safety rules. ENR, Jan. 21, 1988, pp. 5

ENR. (1988). Disaster Launched search for quality. ENR, Feb. 18, 1988, pp. 32 and pp. 35

ENR. (1988). Lift-slab builder ‘bankrupt’. ENR, April 7, 1988, pp. 17-18

ENR. (1988). State report criticizes L’Ambiance Plaza team. ENR, April 28, 1988, pp. 5

ENR. (1988). L’Ambiance Plaza disaster spurs construction safety bills. ENR, June 23, 1988, pp. 6

ENR. (1989). L’Ambiance tragedy recalled in new bill. ENR, April 20, 1989, pp. 5

Hudcauc, J. (1986). Licenses revoked in skywalk tragedy. 23 Jan. 1986, PI FYI

Korman, R. (1988). Changes asked in safety law as L’Ambiance pact is signed. ENR, Dec. 8, 1988, pp. 13-14

Korman, R. (1988). Probe of L’Ambiance Plaza called biased, incomplete. ENR, Mar. 10, 1988, pp. 17-18

Lyons, J.W. (1988). Bureau stands by report. ENR, Mar. 24,1988, pp. 9

L’Ambiance settlement reached. Feb. 1989, pp. 9

Macchi, A.J. (1992). The Many Lessons of L’Ambiance Plaza. Civil Engineering, July 1992, pp. 35-36

Ladder

Electrocutions in the Construction Industry Involving Portable Metal Ladders-United States, 1984-1988; MMWR vol.41, no.11, p.187-189.

May, David, Rise and Fall: Portable ladder safety is the shared responsibility of employer and employee, with few OSHA rules to follow, in Occupational Health & Safety, Vo. ?, No. ?, pp. 40-43.

Law

Handy Reference Guide to The Fair Labor Standards Act, U.S. Government Printing Office, October 1978.

Tom Ichniowski and Sherie Winston. Lead Paint EPA mulling possible new proposed rule. ENR, Sep.8, 1997, p.7.

Lead

Advertiser Staff and News Services. (1993) Report: Schools ignoring lead hazard. The Honolulu Advertiser, Sep.19, 1993, Sunday, pp. A10

Allen, D. (1993). Navy to repair Guam houses found to have high lead levels. Pacific Stars & Stripes, 11 Jan. 1993. Description of Navy family housing lead based paint/ asbestos inventory program. Enclosure 1-6

ASCE. (1993). National Policy on Lead in the Residential Environment. ASCE Policy Statement, Second Draft Sep. 30, 1993

BPI. (1999). Asbestos & Lead Abatement Report Vol. 12 No. 4 April 1999

Bradford, H. (1994). Industry scratching at lead paint. ENR, Jan. 10, 1994, pp.7

Bradford, H. (1995). Trades’ programs go public. ENR, Feb. 6, 1995, pp. 16

Caron, C.W. reviewing Your Asbestos and Lead-Based Paint Operations and Maintenance Program. Environmental Column, pp.82 and pp.134

Civil Engineering. (1994). Looking for solutions to the lead-paint crisis. Civil Engineering , Aug. 1994, pp19

Construction Injury liability Monthly. (1993). New Lead Exposure Standard Cuts Limit to One-Fourth. Construction Injury liability Monthly, Vol. 4 No. 6 June 1993, pp.7

Department of Labor and Industries, Division of Industrial Safety and Health, State of Washington. (1993). Notice to the Public (Chapter 296-62 WAC, General Occupational Health Standards, Chapter 296-155 WAC, Safety Standards for Construction Work. Sep.28, 1993

Dogma in Doubt. Some Question Extent Of Lead’s Risk to Kids, Need to Remove Paint.

ENR (1988). Old lead-based paint brings new restrictions. ENR, Bridge Maintenance, May 12, 1988, pp.19

ENR. (1991). Lawsuit over lead filed. ENR, Sep. 2, 1991, pp. 9-10

ENR. (1992). Lead paint abatement is growing, but risky. ENR, Jan. 20, 1992, pp.37

ENR. (1992). House panel homes in on lead. ENR, Aug. 10, 1992, pp. 5

ENR. (1992). Lead leads to job shutdown. ENR, Sep.14, 1992, pp.14-15

ENR. (1993). Lead paint guidelines under way. ENR, Feb. 8, 1993, pp.5

ENR. (1994). OSHA gets heavy with lead standard. ENR, Feb. 7, 1994, pp. 12

ENR. (1994). Painting firm fined $5 million for lead. ENR, June 13, 1994, pp. 12

ENR. (1994). More lead paint rules on tap. ENR, Nov. 7, 1994, pp. 7

ENR. (1995). Stiffer lead paint rules advised by HUD panel. ENR, July 24, 1995, pp. 17

ENR. Lead-Based Paint Is Cheaper To Overcoat than to Remove. ENR, Special Advertising Section, pp. S-51- S-52

ENR. (1995).West Coast Low-Lead pact. ENR, Sep. 11, 1995, pp.10

ENR. (1996). Accredited Program Mandatory for Lead Paint Professionals. ENR, Sep. 9, 1996, pp. 23

ENR. (1996). Insurer Loses Lead Lawsuit. ENR, July 15, 1996, pp.50-51

Flowers, B. (1992). Lead-Containing Paint Abatement: What You Should Know. Navy Civil Engineer, Summer/Fall 1992, pp.3-5

Franco, M. Risk Management Policies and Procedures (What You Need to Know). Manager’s Notebook, pp. 86 and pp. 137

Hatfield, H. (1995) Contractors Cannot Ignore Lead Exposure Standards. Environmental Achievement, Vol. IV, No. 4, Fall 1995, pp.18-20

Ichniowski, T. and Bradford, H. (1994). FHWA endorses lead paint specs. ENR. May 2, 1994, pp.5

Ichniowski, T. and Winston, S. (1996). Lead exposure remains a problem. ENR, April 22, 1996, pp. 5

Insurer Had to Defend in Lead Paint Lawsuit, ENR, p.18, Dec 17 2001

Jacobson, C.D. and Osborn, C.G. (1991). Getting The Lead Out. Civil Engineering, April, 1991, pp. 60-62

JLC (1998). Lead Paint Requirements Tighten. Oct. 1998, pp. 17

Korman, R. (1993). OSHA rushes to set new lead limit. ENR News, May 10, 1993, pp.7

McMannamy, R. (1995). Lead complicates transit work. ENR, Specialty Contractors, April 10, 1995, pp. 29

Occupational Health & Safety.(1991). Research Finds Lead Exposure Excessive. Occupational Health & Safety, Mar. 1991, pp.12

Pentek, Inc. (1992). Pentek Ink. Special Lead Abatement Issue. Vol. 8, No.1 Summer, 1992.

Petreycik, Richard M., Construction industry goes unleaded. (reducing lead exposure among construction workers)(includes related article) Found in Safety & Health; Sept 1994, v150, n3, p50(4)

Rekus, J.F., CIH, CSP, CHCM. (1988). Your Worksite Lunch May Be Lethal If You’re a Construction Welder( You may be eating more than bargained in your lunch-time sandwich). Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1988, pp30-34

Roetter, S. (1993). LEAD is a four-letter word. Civil Engineering, July, 1993, pp. 58-59

Sbrocco, L. EPA raises false concerns with claims of lead in tap water

Seattle Water. (1991). The EPA, Lead, and Your Drinking Water… . National Primary Drinking Water Regulations, Control of Lead and Copper, Public Education Requirements (40CFR Part 141.85 Federal Register, V.56, No. 110, P.26553 June 7, 1991)

Surveillance for occupational lead exposure - United States, 1987. (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report)Found in JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association; Nov 3 1989, v262, n17, p2370(2) 1

Suzette, Brooks, Lead and construction, Found in Journal of Property Management; July-August 1994, v59, n4, p20(1)

Schmitt, Bill, Panel eyes bridge paint lead danger; better worker protection concerns experts in field. (House Energy subcommittee on health and the environment) (Brief Article) Found in American Metal Market; March 9 1993, v101, n45, p4(1)

U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. (1991). Working with lead in the Construction Industry. OSHA 3126, April 1991

Leadership

Rosa Antonia Carrillo, Safety Leadership Formula: Trust + Credibility x Competence = Results, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.3, Mar. 2002, p41-47.

Lean Construction

Pierce, F.D. (1997). Applying Just in Time to Safety and Health (The Japanese efficiency system can be just as useful in safety as it has been in manufacturing.). Occupational Health & Safety, April 1997, pp. 65-69

Liability

“Equipment Maker Had No Duty to Warn”. (Siemens Energy & Automation Inc. v. Medina, 719 So. 2d 312 (Fla. App. 1998)).

1988. “Ruling Affects Indiana Contractors”. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, Oct.1988, p9.

1998. “Contractor Liable for Other’s Failure to Provide Protection Over Two-Week Period”.

1998. “Contractor Not Liable for Traffic Barrel Wreck”. ENR. 44.

1999. “Owner Cleared in Roofer’s Fall”. ENR. 24. (Rigatti v. Reddy, 723 A.2d 1283 (N.J. App. 1999)).

2003. firm Wins New Trial Over Contributory Negligence. ENR, May 12, 2003. p.23

CE News (2000). Engineering firm indicated for avalanche death. CE News, Vol. 12, No. 8, Sep. 2000, pp. 14

Contractor to indemnify owner for worker injury. (Henry F. Teichmann Inc, Certain Teed Corp)Found in ENR; March 17 1997, v238, n11, p41(1)

Contractor to indemnify owner for worker injury. (Henry F. Teichmann Inc, Certain Teed Corp) Found in ENR; March 17 1997, v238, n11, p41(1)

ENR (2001). Owner Not Liable for Site Injury. ENR, March 26, 2001, p.28.

ENR (2001). Wrong Pipe’s Role in Death to be Tried. Sep. 10, 2001, p.17

ENR. (2002). Injured Worker Could Sue Employer, Not Owner. ENR, Oct. 7, 2002, pp.33

Gallagher, V.A. (1993). Liability, OSHA And The Safety OF Outside Contractors. Professional Safety, Jan. 1993, pp. 26-33

John P. Bachner, Risky Business, CE News, p22, May 2002.

Law Office of Richard J. McCrory. Arthur Mack v. florida Power Corporation, ET AL. Fax to Dr. Hinze, Apr.29, 2001.

Law Office of Richard J. McCrory. Electricity-Contact-Line. District Courts of Appeal, vol.26, no.12, March 23, 2001, Fax to Dr. Hinze, Apr.19, 2001.

Lunch, Milton F., Liability for worker safety is murkier issue for CMs than for A/Es. (construction managers; architects/engineers) (Legal Trends) Found in Building Design & Construction; June 1994, v35, n6, p31(1)

“Owner not Liable for Gross negligence in Failing to Turn Off Electricity”; “Court Rejects ‘Accepted-Work doctrine’ and Permits Third Party to Sue Contractor for Personal Injuries”; “Court Finds Engineering Firm not Subject to OSHA Liability for Tunnel Explosion”. Construction Business Review, vol.8, no.3, 2000, p.34.

Pagan, A.R. (2000). Protecting yourself against liability II. CE News, Vol.12, No. 8, Sep. 2000, pp. 30-31

Stone, joe. 1989. “Liable for Jobsite Injuries”. NUCA 13, No. 10. 45-7.

Stone, Joe. 1989. “Liable for Jobsite Injuries”. NUCA 13, No. 10. 45-7.

Thomas W. Smith III, Site Safety: Rights, Risk and Responsibilities, Civil Engineering, p55-57, May 1998.

Worker sues contractor. (Gloria Fuqua, Tutor-Saliba Co.) (Safety) Found in ENR; Jan 6 1992, v228, n1, p8(1)

Life styles

Jay E. Gorsky, PhD, Drug-Test Myths Abound, Vol.57, No.11, P37, p39, p41, October 1988.

Phillip L. Polakoff, MD, MPH, MEnvSc, Healthy Workers Can Help Make Companies Productive, Profitable, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, p16.

Ramsay, J. and Morrison, J.M. (2000). Expanding Campus Safety Objectives. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.69, No.3, Mar. 2000, pp. 82-85 and pp. 94

Lifting

American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. (2000). ‘Life it Safe’ Program Can Reduce Losses From Back Pain, Injuries. Workplace Ergonomics News, Mar. 2000, pp. 5

‘Lift it Safe’ Program Can Reduce Losses from Back Pain, Injuries, Workplace Ergonomics News, p5, March 2000.

Steven A. Lavender, Eric Lorenz and Gunnar B.J. Andersson, Training In Lifting, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.12, Dec. 2002, p30-35.

Light Duty

Matt Perez, Disney’s Light-duty Project is No Magic Trick, Florida Workers’ Comp Advisor, p3-4.

Lighting

Linn, C. (2002). These Shining Examples Heighten Building Safety. Security, Vol. 249, No. 13, Fall 2002, pp. 37-39

Taylor M. R., and Moore, W. (2000). Emphasizing job site safety. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 240-243

The lowdown on lighting. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 244

Litigation

John P. Bachner, Risky Business-ADR: A safeguard against costly litigation. CE News, Sep. 2002, pp. 22.

Lester S. Rosen; Ten Signs And Applicant Is A Lawsuit Waiting To Happen; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational health & Safety, vol.72, no.1, p.16.

Lockout /Tagout (LOTO)

Abdalla M. Mutawe, Ronald Tsunehara and Lynda A. Glaspey, OSHA’s Lockout/Tagout Standards: A Review of Key Requirements, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.2, Feb. 2002, p20-24.

Armantrout, J. (2000). Modern Methods. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol 69, No. 10. Oct. 2000, pp 209-212

Elliot, Fred. (2001). The Language of LOTO., in Occupational health and Safety, Vol. 70, No. 9 pp 184-186.

Fred Elliott; Keep Plugging; Occupational Health & Safety; vol.72, no.9, p.186-189, Sep. 2003.

Fred Elliott, Leverage Your LOTO Logic, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p58-60.

Hanlon, S. (2000). For Safety Light Curtains, Location is Everything. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol 69, No. 10. Oct. 2000, pp 204-208

John Ford; Answers For LOTO Dilemmas; Occupational Health & Safety,

John P. Bachner, Risky Business, CE News, p22, September 2002.

Johnson, L. F. (1999). The Red Flags of LOTO. Occupational Health & Safety. Mar. 1999, pp. 55-56

Johnson, L.F. (2000). Learning the Language of LOTO (Now, the real initial lockout/tagout training was explaining how LOTO does not cost in the long run--- it pays.) Occupational Health & Safety, July 2000, Vol. 69, No. 7, pp. 89

Josh Armantrout. Modern Methods. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.209212

Kalisz, S. (2000). Safety Beyond OSHA Requirements. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69, No. 3, Mar. 2000, pp. 66-70

Lawrence P. Halprin, Ripe for A Challenge, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p55-57, March 2002.

Lockout/Tagout Manual Available. (2000). Mar. 2000

Pat Kanis. Controlling The Human Element. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.3, p.26, 83.

Smithers, J. (1998). On Guard. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1998, pp. 155-161

Steve Hanlon. For Safety Light Curtains, Location is Everything. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.204-208.

Thomas Campbell; LOTO Remains Problematic; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.3, p.48-51, March 2003.

Vanboven, C. (2002). Gaining Assurance. (Seven steps will make your lockout/tagout training effective.) Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 202-204

Lunar

Cottrell, J., Moon Madness: Does it Really Exist? Science Digest, Vol. 66, No. 4, Oct. 1969.

Hartley, W., and Hartley, E., Moon Madness, Science Digest, Vol. 72, No. 3, Sept., 1972.

Hinze, J., and Roxo, J., Is Injury Occurrence Related to Lunar Cycles? ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 110, No. CO4, Dec., 1984.

Lieber, A., Human Aggression and the Lunar Synodic Cycle, ASCE, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, Vol. 39, No. 5, May, 1978.

Link Mind and Cosmos, Science News Letter, Col. 60, No. 20, Nov. 17, 1951.

Middleton, Thomas H., Light Refractions; Do We Ebb and Flow by the Moon? Saturday Review, Vol. 5, No. 24, Sept. 16, 1978.

Moon and Moods, Newsweek, Vol. XXXVII, No. 17, Apr. 23, 1951.

Moon, Encyclopedia Britannica, 15th ed., Vol. 12, Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., Chicago, Ill., 1980.

Schuessler, R., Does the Moon Influence Your Moods, Science Digest, Vol. 30, No. 5, Nov. 1951.

Schweich, C., Full Moon Madness, McCall's, vol. 108, No. 10, July, 1981.

Snoyman, P., and Holdstock, T.L., The Influence of the Sun, Moon, Climate and Economic Conditions on Crisis Incidence, ASCE, Journal of Clinical Psychology, Vol. 36, No. 4, Oct., 1980.

Stephens, G. J., Periodicity in Mood, Affect and Instinctual Behavior, Nursing Clinics of North America, Vol. 11, No. 4, Dec., 1976.

Thakur, C., Full Moon and Poisoning, British Medical ASCE, Journal, Vol. 281, Dec. 20-27, 1980.

Machines/Tools

Breeding, D.C. (2000). The Basic IH Guide to Monitoring Ventilation. Occupational Health & Safety, May 2000, Vol. 69. No.5, pp. 74-79

Hanchett, B.J. (1994). Heavy Equipment Showing Its Age? How To Know Whether To Repair Or Replace It. NUCA, Aug. 1994, pp. 18-20

Johnson, L.F. (2000). Full Compliance. Occupational Health & Safety, May 2000, Vol. 69, No. 5, pp. 123

NIOSH. (1987). Injuries and Amputations Resulting From Work With Mechanical Power Presses. NIOSH Current Intelligence Bulletin 49, May 22, 1987

Major Accident

Schousboe, Ingvar, Bailey's Crossroads Collapse Reviewed, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1976), vol. 102, no. 2, p 365-378
KEY WORDS: Buildings, apartment; Concrete, reinforced; Construction procedure; Failure; Shoring; Cold weather construction; Concrete, lightweight; Concrete, post-tensioned

Management

Barenklau, K. E. Doing the Right Things Right. Occupational Health & Safety. pp. 20-28

Beck, J.E. Johnson, W. and Konkel, S. Project Management Insights. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69, No. 6, pp. 22

Beck, J.E. (1999). What is “Accident-Prone”? Occupational Health & Safety. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1999, pp 226- 227

Breeding, D.C. Documenting Professional Competency. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 94-96

Concrete Opening (1999). CDSA Loss Control Needs. Concrete Opening. June 1999

Hidley, J. H. and Krause, T. R. (1988). Exceptional Safety Programs Can Be Dangerous to Your Health. Occupational Health & Safety. Dec. 1988, pp30-32

John C. Donnelly. The Hot Work House. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.18

Johnson, L. F. Building a Safety Program from Scratch. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 5, pp 18

Kennedy, G. (2000). Getting It Right >From Day One. Utility Contractor, Jan. 2000, Vol. 24, No. 1, pp.32-35

Kleiman, M. (2000). What Happens If You Don’t Train Them and They Stay? Occupational Health & Safety. Jan. 2000, Vol. 69, No. 1, pp.18, pp.70

Krout, K.A. (2000). Part II: Is Safety Really the No. 1 Priority? Occupational Health & Safety. Aug. 2000, Vol. 69, No. 8, pp 40-44

Kennedy, G. (1998). Pre-Planning For Safety. Utility Contractor, Feb. 1998, Vol. 22, No. 2, pp. 80-81

Morel, R. J. Are People Ready for the Job? Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 4, pp 22

Smith, A., and Kaplan, H. (2000). A proactive approach. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 2000, pp. 172-176

Tom Ichniowski. DBE contracting rules rolled out. ENR, Oct. 29, 1987, p.58

Weber, J. and Lubel, J. (2000). An Insider’s Guide to Insurance Companies. Occupational Health & Safety. Aug. 2000, Vol. 69, No. 8, pp 114-118

Material handling

Chris Hess, Don’t Let Chain Hoist Safety Be Your Weakest Link, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol76 No.7, p78-82, July 2002

Material Safety Data Sheets

House, Matthew (2002) Maintaining Material Safety Data Sheets. Occupational Health & Safety. Vo. 71, No. 11. pp. 63-64.

Measurement

1993. “Safety Programs need a Better Grading System”. ENR 231, No. 24. 58.

1997. “Six Indicators for Measuring Safety Performance”. Concrete Openings 6. No. 4. 24-5. Measure of safety

Hatheway, Allen. 1995. “TQM May Not Be Viable for Engineers/Consultants”. ENR. 5.

Kennedy, George, What Is Your EMR?, in NUCA, Vol. 18, no. 10, pp 33-34.

Stefan, G. (2001). Management accountability for safety. CFMA BP. Sep.-Oct. 2001, pp. 31-39

Ingalls, T.S. (1999). Using ScoreCards to Measure Safety Performance. American Society of Safety Engineers, Dec. 1999, pp. 23-28

Korman, R. with Reinain, P. (1997). Signs of Change. ENR, June 23, 1997, pp.28-32

Terrero, N. and Yates, J.K. (1997). Construction Industry Safety Measures. Cost Engineering Vol. 39, No. 2, Feb. 1997, pp. 23-31

Molds

Adams, S. (2002). Identification And Treatment Of Toxic Molds. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 38, 40, 42

Alexander J. Williams, Jr., The Construction Association of South Florida, Inc. p13-17, Fall 2002.

Angelo, W. J. (2002). Reverse Auctions and Mold Risks Are Worrying AGC Contractors. ENR, Sep. 30, Vol. 249, No. 14, 2002, pp. 12

Ashley Rowland, Area Officials Tackling Mold Concerns, The Gainesville Sun, Thursday, December 12, 2002.

Ashley Rowland, Experts: Mold Can Be Beat, The Gainesville Sun, 8A, Thursday, Dec.12, 2002.

Avoiding Moisture Accumulation In Walls; 2003 APA-The Engineered Wood Association.

Barrier Blocks Potential Mold Formation; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M14, Sep.22, 2003.

Controlling Moisture And Mold; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M10, Sep.22, 2003.

Dave Heidorn. New Directions on Mold. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.8.

David M. Albright, Human Health Effects of Airborne Mycotoxin Exposure In Fung-Contaminated Environments, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, Nov. 2001, p26-28.

EPA Develops New Method for Identifying Indoor air Molds; http://www.asse.org/, Professional Safety, vol.47, no.4, p.1, Apr. 2003.

George K. Morris and Brian G. Shelton, Legionella Bacteria in Environmental Samples: Hazard Analysis and Suggested Remedial Actions, Compliance Magazine, Vol.10 No.1, p32-34, Jan 2003

Jack L. Halliwell; Preventing Moisture and Mold Claims In Construction-Why Is It So Hard To Get It Right? www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M5, Sep.22, 2003.

Jeff Slivka; Environmental Insurance Solutions For Mold; Environmental Business, Gallagher Environmental Risk & Insurance.

Jeff Slivka, Mold is Gold or IS, CFMA BP, p32-40, September - October 2002.

Jeffery Camplin, What Personal Protective Equipment is Required for Mold Remediation Projects?, Compliance Magazine, Vol.10 No.1, p8-10, Jan 2003

Jim Trader; Do Pollution And Mold Threaten Your Financial Future? Constructor, p.12-13, Feb.2003.

John W. Dreste, Kevin F. Peartree and Martha L. Perkins; Contractual Risk Allocations For Mold Conditions; Constructor, p.14-16, 18, Feb. 2003.

John VavRosky. Managing Mold and Moisture. Structural Engineer, Feb. 2004, vol.5, no.1, p.34-37.

Late-breaking Insurance New; http://www.flains.org/newfic/midiapublic/latebreakingnews/moldwhitepaper.html, Florida Insurance Council-FIC Member, Aug.1, 2002.

Linda Mastaglio; Mold The Ongoing Challenge of Mitigation; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M1-M2, Sep.22, 2003.

Michael A. Pinto. A Reasoned Approach to Mold Contamination. Professional Safety, Mar. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.3, p.46-47.

Matthew Power; Pull On Your Sterile Gloves, Adjust Your Respirator, and Take Cover Behind Your Legal Counsel. It’s Time To Do Battle With The Building Industry’s Equivalent of The Black Plague…Mold; Builder http://www.builderonline.com/, May 2002.

Michael A. Pinto and David Janke, Mold 101: An Overview For SH&E Professionals, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.8, Aug. 2002, p34-38.

Michael J. O’Neill; Mold, The Next Environmental Peril; International Risk Management Institute, Inc., Nov.11, 2002.

Mold And Mildew; 2001 APA-The Engineered Wood Association.

Mold; Greater Florida Constructor-A Publication of The Associated General Contractors of Greater Florida, Winter 2003.

Mold’s Threat Still Growing, ENR, Vol.249, No.21, p18, November 18, 2002.

Mork, L. (2002). Breaking the Mold. Occupational Health and Safety, Vol.71, No.1, Jan. 2002, pp.80

New Method Developed For Detecting Molds; Civil Engineering, vol.73, no.6, p.32, June 2003.

Olson, R. (1999). Mildew and Algae (Molds): The Dark Side of Roofing. Florida Forum, May 1999, pp. 18-19

Patrick J. Weilinski; CGL Coverage For Mold Exposures; http://www.themoldsource.com/litigation/cgl.html, Jan.31, 2002.

Proactive Planning Averts Mold Litigation; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M6, Sep.22, 2003.

Proactive Preventing Mold Formation; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M13, Sep.22, 2003.

Rundown Roof Creates Heaven For Mold; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M13, Sep.22, 2003.

Shelton, B.G. (2002). The Real Story on Mold and Workplace Hazards. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 22-23

Shelton, B.G. (2002). The Real Story on Mold and Workplace Hazards. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9 No. 10 Oct. 2002, pp. 22-23

Shimberg Center For Affordable Housing. (2002) Mold. Affordable Housing Issues, Vol. 7 No. 6 Oct. 2002

Speed Is Key For Mold Remediation; www.enr.construction.com/resources/special, vol.251, no.12, M2, Sep.22, 2003.

Steps To constructing A Moisture-Resistant Foundation; 2003 APA-The Engineered Wood Association.

Toxic Mold: Building Threat of The New Millennium?, Automated Builder, Vol.39, No.10, p32, October 2002.

William J. Angelo. Mold Growth Shuts School. ENR, Nov.6, 2000, p.19.

William J. Angelo, Mold Problem is Slow Growing, ENR, p51, July1 2002

Motivation

E. Scott Geller, Scared Safe: How to Use Fear to Motivate Safety Involvement, Product Literature Showcase, Vol.6 No.1, p6-10, Feb 2003

Janette Lachini; Starting The ‘Fire’ Under An Unmotivated Employee; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p18-20.

Young, T. (2001). 3 Keys to Safety Motivation. Construction & Engineering Safety, Sep. 2001, Vol.1, No. 4, pp. 22

MSDS

Campbell, S.L. (1992). A New Look for the MSDS. Occupational Health & Safety, June 1992, pp. 62 and pp. 65-67

Deanna Drendel, New Solution for MSDS Management, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.9 p176-179, September 2001.

Randy White. Weighing MSDS Management Programs. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, ? p.200-202.

Multi-employer job sites

Ichniowski, T. and Winston, S. (1997). Multi-employer job sites raise concern. ENR, June 30, 1997, pp. 9

Multi Employer Job Sites Raise Concern, ENR, p9, June 30 1997

Near Hires

Lester S. Rosen, Ten Safe Hiring Tools, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p30, July 2002.

Negligent

John P. Bachner, Risky Business, CE News, Vol.14, No.10, p18, November 2002.

New Worker

Hinze, Jimmie, TI Turnover, New Workers, and Safety". ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (Dec. 1978), vol. 104, no. 4, p 409-417

Hinze, J., Addressing the Unique Needs of Newly Hired Workers, EXCEL, A Quarterly Newsletter, Center for Excellence in Construction Safety, Vol. 3, No. 3, May 1990.

Lester S. Rosen, Ten Safe Hiring Tools, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7, Jul. 2002.

Morel, R. J. (2001). How we motivate. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 26

Night

Hinze, Jimmie, and Dana Carlisle, Variables Affected by Nighttime Construction Projects, Transportation Research Board, 1282, National Research Council, Washington, D.C., 1990.

Noise

Alan J. Weinrich, A Tale of Tow Limits, Occupational Health & Safety, p56-71, May 1999.

Alan S. Hersh; Construction Noise-Its Origin and Effects; Journal of the Construction Division, Sep. 1974, p.433-499.

Bowlby, William; Cohn, Louis F., Prediction of Highway Construction Noise Levels, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1983), vol. 109, no. 2, p 163-180

CM & E (1971). Environmental protection: Costly new design parameter for construction equipment. CM & E , special report on ecology, Oct. 1971, pp. 101-108

CM & E (1971). A new consciousness. CM & E, special report on ecology, Aug. 1971, pp. 54-59

CM & E (1972). New equipment and procedures cope with toughest noise regulations.

CM & E , Aug. 1972, pp. 40-42

ENR (1973). Noise control. Jan.18, 1973, p.15.

Harris, Roswell A.; Bowlby, William; Cohn, Louis F., Method for Analyzing Construction Haul Noise Impacts, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Mar. 1987), vol. 113, no. 1, p 6-16

Helena Solodar and Kadyn Williams. Hear This! Construction Noise Programs Need Improvement. http://www.occupationalhazards.com/, Construction Safety & Health, Aug.2000, p.C9-C10.

Hersh, Alan S., Review of Construction Noise Legislation ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1977), vol. 103, no. 1, p 123-137
All About OSHA, OSHA 2056, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Washington, D.C., 1992.

Pontes, J.A., (1996). Assessment and control of exposure to noise at work. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 443-452). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Popovics, Sandor, Heat and Noise Protection of Buildings. ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1977), vol. 103, no. 3, p 357-368

Schneider, S. (2001). Quieting Your Construction Site. Concrete Openings, Dec. 2001, pp. 29-31

Orientation

1989. “The First Safety Meeting: Make it Worth Their While”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 1-2.

Coastal Training Technologies Corp. (1998). Safety Orientation It Takes A Winning Attitude

Mark Stromme. Safety Orientation. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.52-56.

OSHA

1999, OSHA Proposes Fatality Fines, in Engineering News Review, Feb. 15, 1999, page 13.

ABC Education Construction Foundation. OSHA’s Focused Inspection Program for The Construction Industry: A Compliance And Resource Guide.

ABC. (1997). OSHA Submits Strategic Plan for FY 1997 Through FY 2002 to Congress. Oct. 14, 1997

Air Editorial. OSHA: Do We Really Need It?

Allen Morrison. (1980). Willow Island Aftermath: the Limits of OSHA. Civil Engineering-ASCE March 1980, pp 68-73

AMEC and OSHA Partner on Seven Chicago Projects, ENR, p9, May 6 2002.

American Opinion, OSHACARTS: Mr. Businessman, The Buck Stops With You, December, 1972. pp 11-14

Atherton, J. K. M. (1980). OSHA Head Fears Successor Will Kill Rules. The Washington Post, Nov, 23, 1980, A10

Bates, S. (1998). When OSHA Calls. Nation’s Business. Sep. 1998, pp 14-22

Bechtel Telecommunications. OSHA Construction Industry Standards Course.

Berryhill, E. C. (2000). Getting Your Site in Order: OSHA Compliance. Heavy Equipment News. April 2000. pp 39-42

Bradford, H. (1988). OSHA Defends its Record. ENR. Feb. 11, 1988, pp 8

Bradford, H. (1988). OSHA to Set up Industry Unit. ENR. Oct. 20,1988, pp 11

Bradford, H. (1988). OSHA’s Asbestos Standard Upheld by Reluctant Federal Appeals Court. ENR. Feb. 18, 1988, pp10-11

Bradford, H. and Kosowatz, J.J. (1990). Stiffer safety sanctions proposed for employers. ENR, Mar. 1, 1990, pp. 7

Bradford, H., Phillips Fined $4 Million in 1989 Explosion of Chemical Plant.

Browne, S. (1988). OSHA Fines Contractor for Standard Practice. ENR. Mar. 10, 1988, pp 15-16

Builder & Contractor. (1981). Labor. Builder & Contractor, July 1981, pp. 6

Builder & Contractor. (1982). OSHA Revises Policy on Repeat Violations. Builder & Contractor, Sep. 1982, pp.10

Burton, D. J. (1991). ASHRAE 62-1989 Premier Standard For Acceptable Indoor Air Ventilation. Occupational Health & Safety. July 1991. pp 26

Chadd, C. M. and Bowman, J. K. Management Targeted for Inspection. Occupational Health & Safety. pp 22-26

Civil Engineering (1989). Safety Regulation. Civil Engineering. Jan. 1989. pp 45-46

Civil Engineering (1996). OSHA May Use Administrative Subpoena. Dec. 1996, pp 24

Civil Engineering –ASCE. (1980). OSHA … regulation upheld. Civil Engineering –ASCE, Aug. 1980, pp. 10

Civil Engineering –ASCE. (1981). OSHA … “bidirectional machine”. Civil Engineering –ASCE, Nov. 1981, pp. 10

Civil Engineering –ASCE. (1981). OSHA … employer’s duty on safety. Civil Engineering –ASCE, May 1981, pp. 17

Civil Engineering –ASCE. (1982). Improving safety helps improve the bottom line. Civil Engineering –ASCE, Oct. 1982, pp. 47

Civil Engineering –ASCE. (1983). OSHA, Problem Cause. Civil Engineering –ASCE , May 1983, pp. 20

Civil Engineering- ASCE. OSHA, Repeated Violation For Similar Violation. Civil Engineering –ASCE, pp. 16

Civil Engineering. (1996). OSHA May Use Administrative Subpoena. Dec. 1996, pp 24

Civil Engineering. OSHA Cites Two in Tunnel Explosion.

Civil Engineering/ASCE. (1983). OSHA, Probable Cause. May, 1983, pp20

Civil Engineering/ASCE. OSHA, Excavation Support for Solid Rock.

Civil Engineering/ASCE. OSHA, Repeated Violation for Similar Violation.

Civil Engineering-ASCE. (1972) Impact of OSHA on the Construction Industry. Dec. 1972, pp 84-85

Civil Engineering-ASCE. (1980). OSHA… Regulation Upheld. Aug. 1980, pp 10.

Civil Engineering-ASCE. (1981). OSHA… “Bidirectional Machine”. Nov. 1981, pp 10

Civil Engineering-ASCE. (1981). OSHA… Employer’s Duty on Safety. May 1981, pp 17

CM&E. (1972). OSHA in Construction Spells Chaos. CM&E. Oct. 1972, pp 77-85

CM&E (1973). Safety Inspection Program Shifts to Target Standards. CM&E June 1973, p.39

CMAA Conference. OSH Review Commission Rules Against CM.

CMAA Conference. OSH review Commission Rules Against CM, pp 4

Concrete Construction. (1994). Identify Jobsite Safety Hazards Before OSHA Inspectors Do. Concrete Construction. Vol.39, No. 1, Jan. 1994, pp. 11-13

Concrete Construction. (1995). OSHA Cuts Penalties for Small Employers. Concrete Construction. July 1995, pp 628

Concrete Construction. (1995). Top OSHA Violations and How to Avoid Them. Concrete Construction. Jan. 1995, pp 30-32

Concrete Openings (1999). How to Survive an OSHA Audit. Concrete Openings, Vol. 8, No. 2, June 1999, pp. 33- 38

Concrete Openings. (1998). Surviving an OSHA Inspection and Citation. Concrete Openings. Vol. 7, No. 3, Sep. 1998, pp 20-25

Construction Contracting. (1979). Greetings, I’m From OSHA. Construction Contracting, Sep. 1979, pp. 29-30

Construction Industry Digest, OSHA 2202, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Washington, D.C., 1994.
Consultation Services for the Employer, OSHA 3047, U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Construction News West (1989). Money Talks! OSHA penalties may pay for a construction worker’s life. Construction News West, Vol.25, No. 3, Jan. 16, 1989, pp. 5-8

Constructor (1986). Constructor Management Resources. Constructor. Feb. 1986, pp 8

Constructor (1986). OSHA Formaldehyde Standard. Constructor. Feb. 1986, pp 11

Constructor (1988). Constructor News Line. Constructor. Feb. 1988, pp 14

Constructor (1989). OSHA Will Accept “Generic” MSDSs. Constructor. Feb. 1989, pp 8-9

Constructor. (1988). OSHA Promulgates Final Rule on Crane and Derrick Suspended Personnel Platforms. Sep. 1988, pp 10

Counts, J. W. (1997). The Evolution of OSHA’s Lockout/Tagout Standard. Occupational Health & Safety. March 1997, pp 63-64, pp 74

Daniels, S. H. (1998). Oregon OSHA Hits Midwest Steel with Proposed $1.5-Million Fine. ENR. Feb. 2, 1998, pp 12

Darrell J. Turner. Will OSHA make the construction industry safer? Civil Engineering-ASCE, vol.42, no.2, Feb. 1972, p.58-63.

Dinges, C. (1991). Construction Site Safety Back in Focus. Civil Engineering. July 1991, pp 112

Endicott, W.A. (1973). OSHA: Do we really need it? Automation In Housing, Feb. 1973, pp. 23-33

Engineering Times. New OSHA Chief Favors Improved Inspection Plan. May 1981

ENR (1974). OSHA means safety but spells confusion. Aug. 24, 1972, p.18, 23-27

ENR (1973). Accidents Contribute to Manpower Shortage. ENR. June 28, 1973, pp 52

ENR (1973). Contractors oppose new IRS accounting rules. ENR May 3, 1973 pp. 61.

ENR (1973). Experience with OSHA has failed to solve industry’s safety problem. ENR, Oct. 25, 1973, pp. 12

ENR (1973). Not guilty (Job Superintendent acquitted on collapse death charge). ENR, Oct. 4 1973, pp. 32

ENR (1973). OSHA gives a high priority to construction safety. Sep. 13, 1973, p.53.

ENR (1973). OSHA lists most common construction violations. ENR Feb. 1, 1973, pp. 67

ENR (1973). State plans lose OSHA extension. ENR Mar. 8, 1973, pp. 60

ENR (1974). Supreme Court faces test of OSHA’s legality. Nov. 21, 1974, p.56.

ENR (1977). OSHA inspections (Supreme Court will decide if search warrants are needed). ENR April 28, 1977, pp. 15

ENR (1978). Construction may get vertical safety rules. ENR April 13, 1978, pp. 47

ENR (1978). OSHA Promises Free Consultation for Small Business. ENR. Mar. 9, 1978. pp 50

ENR (1979). Construction injuries increase. ENR Nov. 15 1979, pp. 12

ENR (1979). Group finds job safety elusive goal. ENR Nov. 1 1979, pp. 80

ENR (1979). OSHA May Involve A-Es in Jobsite Safety Strategy. ENR. Dec. 6, 1979, pp 7

ENR (1979). OSHA wins a case on safety belts. ENR, May 24, 1979 pp. 51

ENR (1979). Safety blitz. OSHA inspection team finds host of violations in Virginia. ENR Nov. 29 1979, pp. 15

ENR (1980). Construction OSHA violations top 14,000. ENR, Jan. 10, 1980, pp. 65-66

ENR (1980). Improve Compliance, Says OSHA Task Force. ENR. March 13, 1980. pp 23

ENR (1980). OSHA Clarifies Rules That Apply to Tunnels. ENR. Feb. 21, 1980, pp 60

ENR (1980). OSHA Protects Refusal to Work, Court Rules. ENR. March 6, 1980, pp 76

ENR (1980). OSHA rules on ex-parte inspection warrants-. ENR, Oct. 16, 1980, pp. 5

ENR (1980). OSHA Sends Inspectors to Check Virginia Sites. ENR. Jan. 17, 1980, pp 49

ENR (1980). OSHA’s eys Focuses on Construction. ENR. Jan. 17, 1980, pp 199

ENR (1980). Pilot safety program works. ENR Sep. 4, 1980, pp. 77

ENR (1980). Safety rules issued for work on roofs. ENR Nov. 20 1980, pp. 13

ENR (1981). MSHA loses jurisdiction over most surface mines. ENR, Dec. 24, 1981, pp. 75

ENR (1981). OSHA head plots course. ENR April 2, 1981, pp. 70

ENR (1981). OSHA must respect privacy. ENR Aug. 6, 1981, pp. 88

ENR (1981). OSHA pushes voluntarism. ENR, Nov. 26, 1981, pp. 62

ENR (1981). OSHA stays access rule on records of exposure. ENR May 7, 1981, pp. 72

ENR (1981). State safety plans pushed. ENR June 4, 1981, pp. 72

ENR (1982). Court backs OSHA on records access. ENR Nov. 18, 1982, pp. 78

ENR (1982). OSHA proposes new standard. ENR, Mar. 25, 1982, pp. 66

ENR (1982). OSHA revamping inspection plans. ENR Oct. 1, 1981, pp. 123

ENR (1982). OSHA revises citation policy. ENR Jan. 7, 1982, pp. 63

ENR (1982). OSHA skirts grain-dust issue. ENR Nov. 4, 1982. pp. 12

ENR (1982). OSHA to revise more rules. ENR, Nov. 4, 1982, pp. 60

ENR (1982). OSHA’s proposed changes spark battle for influence. ENR Aug. 27, 1981, pp. 114

ENR (1982). Vote to overturn OSHA-MSHA transfer---. ENR May 20, 1982, pp. 5

ENR (1983). OSHA alters sampling rule. ENR Jan. 6, 1983, pp. 65

ENR (1983). OSHA toughens policy on hoisting workers. ENR June 9, 1983, pp. 53

ENR (1989). To Prevent a Precedent. ENR. June 29, 1989. pp. 9

ENR (1991). Contractors Make Case for Small Worker Fines. ENR. March 18, 1991, pp 13-14

ENR (1991). OSHA Seeks $580,000 Over an Injury-free Site. ENR. Sep. 16, 1991. pp 14

ENR (1995). Double Trouble for OSHA Violators. May 1, 1995, pp 7

ENR (1995). OSHA Reduces Penalties. ENR. April 24, 1995, pp 16

ENR (1995). OSHA Settles Dispute with Roofers. ENR. April 10, 1995, pp 5

ENR (1995). OSHA Ventures Ergonomics Rule. ENR. Mar. 27, 1995, pp 9

ENR (1997). Citations Issued for Parties to Fatal Collapse. ENR. Aug. 11, 1997, pp 5

ENR (1997). Trench Crackdowns Continue. ENR. Sep. 15, 1997, pp 16

ENR (1999). OSHA Inspection Delay is Legal. ENR. May 3, 1999. pp 21

ENR. (1973). Experience with OSHA Has Failed to Solve Industry’s Safety Problem. ENR. Oct. 25, 1973, pp 12

ENR. (1973). Indicted subcontractor also faces OSHA action. ENR. May 31, 1973, pp. 13

ENR. (1973). OSHA Gives a High Priority to Construction Safety. ENR. Sep. 13, 1973, pp 53

ENR. (1973). OSHA Lists Most Common Construction Violations. Feb. 1, 1973, pp 67

ENR. (1973). State Plans Lose OSHA Extension. ENR. Mar. 8, 1973, pp 60

ENR. (1976). OSHA Reports Drop in Injuries. ENR. Dec. 16, 1976, pp 50

ENR. (1977). OSHA inspections defied by Alaskan contractors. ENR, Feb. 24, 1977, pp. 11

ENR. (1977). OSHA Inspections: Supreme Court Will Decide If Search Warrants are Needed. ENR. April 28, 1977, pp 15

ENR. (1978). Court voids OSHA regulation, cites hardship on employers. ENR, Oct. 19, 1978, pp. 98

ENR. (1978). High court hears OSHA inspection case. ENR, Jan. 19, 1978, pp. 38

ENR. (1979). Building trades want a construction OSHA. ENR, May 10, 1979, pp. 64

ENR. (1979). Court tells OSHA what a hole is. ENR. April. 5, 1979, pp. 21

ENR. (1979). OSHA issues construction’s vertical safety standard. ENR. Feb. 22, 1979, pp. 15

ENR. (1979). OSHA May Involve A-Es in Jobsite Safety Strategy. ENR. Dec. 6, 1979, pp 7

ENR. (1979). OSHA Wins a Case on Safety Belts. ENR. May 24, 1979, pp 51

ENR. (1979). Special OSHA task force seeks safer construction. ENR, June 21, 1979, pp. 212

ENR. (1980). Construction OSHA Violations Top 14,000. ENR. Jan. 10, 1980, pp 65-66

ENR. (1980). Improve Compliance, Says OSHA Task Force. ENR. Mar. 13, 1980, pp 23

ENR. (1980). OSHA Clarifies Rules That Apply to Tunnels. ENR. Feb. 21, 1980, pp 60

ENR. (1980). OSHA Issues Rule on Inspection Warrants. ENR. June 5, 1980, pp 69

ENR. (1980). OSHA Protects Refusal to Work, Court Rules. ENR. Mar. 6, 1980, pp 76

ENR. (1980). OSHA Rules on Ex-parte Inspection Warrants. ENR. Oct. 16, 1980, pp 5

ENR. (1980). OSHA Sends Inspectors to Check Virginia Sites: State’s Program Under Review. ENR. Jan. 17, 1980, pp 49

ENR. (1980). OSHA’s Eye Focuses on Construction. ENR. Jan. 17, 1980, pp 199

ENR. (1981). Industry promised OSHA role. ENR. June 18, 1981, pp. 228

ENR. (1981). MSHA Loses Jurisdiction Over Most Surface Mines. ENR. Dec. 24, 1981, pp 75

ENR. (1981). OSHA Head Plots Course. ENR. April 2, 1981, pp 70

ENR. (1981). OSHA Issues Final Rule on Walk-around Pay. Jan. 22, 1981, pp 38

ENR. (1981). OSHA Must Respect Privacy. ENR. Aug. 6, 1981, pp 88

ENR. (1981). OSHA Pushes Voluntarism. ENR. Nov. 26, 1981, pp 62

ENR. (1981). OSHA Revamping Inspection Plans. ENR. Oct. 1, 1981, pp 123

ENR. (1981). OSHA Stays Access Rule on Records of Exposure. ENR. May 7, 1981, pp 72

ENR. (1981). OSHA’s Proposed Changes Spark Battle for Influence. ENR. Aug. 27, 1981, pp 114

ENR. (1981). State Cooling Tower Probe Blasts OSHA, Cites Human Error. Jan. 22, 1981, pp 38

ENR. (1982). Court Backs OSHA on Records Access. ENR. Nov. 18, 1982, pp 78

ENR. (1982). More Inspectors for OSHA. ENR. May 27, 1982, pp. 63

ENR. (1982). OSHA inspectors to get ratings. ENR. Feb. 4, 1982, pp. 7

ENR. (1982). OSHA Issues Records-access Plan. ENR. July 22, 1982, pp. 60

ENR. (1982). OSHA Proposes New Standard. ENR. Mar. 25, 1982, pp 66

ENR. (1982). OSHA Revises Citation Policy. ENR. Jan. 7, 1982, pp. 63

ENR. (1982). OSHA Skirts Grain-dust Issue. ENR. Nov. 4, 1982, pp 12

ENR. (1982). OSHA targeting (Advisory group suggests four ways to monitor safety). ENR. Mar. 11, 1982, pp. 14

ENR. (1982). OSHA To Revise More Rules. ENR. Nov. 4, 1982, pp 60

ENR. (1982). Vote to Overturn OSHA-MSHA Transfer--. ENR. May 20, 1982, pp 5

ENR. (1982). Whither OSHA? ENR. Mar. 11, 1982, pp. 66

ENR. (1983). Building trades join others in questioning OSHA tactics. ENR. Sep. 15, 1983, pp. 71

ENR. (1983). Building Trades Join Others in Questioning OSHA Tactics. ENR. Sep. 15, 1983

ENR. (1983). OSHA Alters Sampling Rule. ENR. Jan. 6, 1983, pp. 65-66

ENR. (1983). OSHA issues electrical rule. ENR. Nov. 3, 1983, pp. 128

ENR. (1983). OSHA Outreach Safety Agency to Provide More Fatality Information. ENR. Sep. 22, 1983, pp 51-52

ENR. (1983). OSHA Outreach: Safety Agency to Provide More Fatality Information. ENR. Sep. 22, 1983

ENR. (1983). OSHA Toughens Policy on Hoisting Workers. ENR. June 9, 1983, pp 53

ENR. (1983). Safety rules tightened. ENR. Sep. 29, 1983, pp. 40

ENR. (1983). Subterranean safety sought. ENR. Aug. 11, 1983, pp. 15

ENR. (1985). “Serious” Violations: Three Contractors Fined at Atlanta Building Site. ENR. Sep. 12, 1985, pp 13

ENR. (1985). New Bill Being Readied to Kill Completed-Contract Accounting. ENR. April 25, 1985, pp 7

ENR. (1985). OSHA Plans More Rigorous Trenching Inspections. ENR. Sep. 12, 1985, pp 7

ENR. (1985). OSHA Safety Plans Woo Open-shop Contractors. ENR. Nov. 28, 1985, pp 68

ENR. (1985). OSHA to Target Trenches. ENR. Sep. 26, 1985, pp 5

ENR. (1985). Unions blast OSHA on toxics. ENR, April 11, 1985, pp. 60

ENR. (1985). Violations Called Careless. ENR. April 11, 1985, pp 14

ENR. (1986). Building Trades Ready Campaign to Improve OSHA. ENR. Oct. 30, 1986, pp 7

ENR. (1986). OSHA Takes New Look at Formaldehyde Risk. ENR. Dec. 18, 1986, pp 7

ENR. (1986). OSHA Upbeat on Try, Star. ENR. Jan. 16, 1986, pp 51

ENR. (1986). Sen. Bentsen Wants OSHA to Boost Texas Safety Checks. ENR. July 10, 1986, pp 7

ENR. (1987). CalOSHA Fight Goes to Court. ENR. Oct. 22, 1987, pp 50-51

ENR. (1987). OSHA Advisers Oppose Hazard Communication Suit. ENR. Nov. 19, 1987, pp 7

ENR. (1987). OSHA Fines Developer in Scaffold Collapse. ENR. Dec. 3, 1987, pp 5

ENR. (1987). Trades Seek Separate OSHA. ENR. Nov. 19, 1987, pp 50-51

ENR. (1988). Company Has Burden of Proof for Safety. ENR. July 14, 1988, pp 33

ENR. (1988). Employers don’t Have to Open Injury Logs, Court Says. ENR. Vol 220, No 5, Feb. 4, 1988, pp 7

ENR. (1988). OSHA Fines Contractor for Standard Practice. ENR. Mar. 10, 1988, pp. 15

ENR. (1988). OSHA Revises Rule for Concrete Work. ENR. June 23, 1988, pp 27-29

ENR. (1988). OSHA Sends Confusing Signals on Construction Enforcement. ENR. Vol 220, No. 8, Feb. 25, 1988, pp 66

ENR. (1988). OSHA to Inspect More Worksites. ENR. Feb. 25, 1988, pp 6

ENR. (1989). Court faults OSHA belt rule. ENR. Oct. 19, 1989, pp. 18

ENR. (1989). OSHA Cites Milwaukee Tunnelers. ENR. May 4, 1989, pp 5

ENR. (1989). OSHA drops tower penalties. ENR. Nov 9, 1989, pp. 41

ENR. (1989). OSHA Rapped for Fine “Deals”. ENR. June 29, 1989, pp 21

ENR. (1989). OSHA Revised Standard for Underground Work. ENR. June 15, 1989, pp 14

ENR. (1989). OSHA Told to Reconsider Formaldehyde Rule. ENR. June 22, 1989, pp 5

ENR. (1990). OSHA dedicates office to construction only. ENR. Feb. 22, 1990, pp 21-23

ENR. (1990). OSHA may get big stick. ENR. Oct. 11, 1990, pp 7

ENR. (1990). OSHA Standard Stuck in Slow Lane. ENR. Jan. 25, 1990, pp 10

ENR. (1991). Proposed trench safety fine sets a new enforcement tenor. ENR, Sep. 16, 1991, pp. 144

ENR. (1991). State Wants OSHA Data. ENR. Oct. 21, 1991, pp 27

ENR. (1992). OSHA Cites Inspector. ENR. Jan. 27, 1992, pp 10

ENR. (1992). OSHA Draws a Line in the Sand. ENR. Feb. 10, 1992, pp 5

ENR. (1993). Reich Backs OSHA Reform Bill. ENR. Dec. 13, 1993, pp 5

ENR. (1994). Fall protection rules revised. ENR, Mar. 7, 1994, pp. 9

ENR. (1994). Hill tackles OSHA reform, jobs bill. ENR, Mar. 21, 1994, pp. 7

ENR. (1994). Industry Pressure Exist for Cheating on Records. Nov. 14, 1994, pp58

ENR. (1994). OSHA cites missing bolts. ENR, May 16, 1994, pp. 14

ENR. (1994). OSHA Issues New Fall Protection Rule. Aug. 15, 1994, pp 5

ENR. (1994). OSHA Proposes Fine for Fatal Sewer Repair. ENR. Jan. 3, 1994, pp 14

ENR. (1994). OSHA Seeks Stiffer Penalties. ENR. June 27, 1994, pp 5

ENR. (1994). OSHA Takes Aim at BE&K. ENR. Nov. 14, 1994, pp 5

ENR. (1994). OSHA takes on fall protection. ENR, Aug. 8, 1994, pp. 5

ENR. (1994). OSHA tightens accident reporting. ENR, April 25, 1994, pp. 3

ENR. (1994). OSHA tries new tacks in safety enforcement. ENR, Mar. 21, 1994, pp. 14

ENR. (1994). OSHA Wants Construction Trainers. July 4, 1994, pp 3

ENR. (1995). Battle Brewing in the Senate Over OSHA Bill. ENR. Dec. 18, 1995, pp 9

ENR. (1995). BE&K Safety Fines Slashed. ENR. Mar. 6, 1995, pp 11

ENR. (1995). CalOSHA Seeks Criminal Charges in L.A. ENR. Dec. 11, 1995, pp 5

ENR. (1995). Construction Vies for OSHA Rules. ENR. Dec. 4, 1995, pp 9

ENR. (1995). DOT’s DBE Goals May Stand Up. ENR. Nov. 6, 1995, pp 7

ENR. (1995). OSHA Boosts Industry Emphasis. ENR. Dec. 18, 1995, pp 10

ENR. (1995). OSHA delays Fall Protection. ENR. Feb. 6, 1995, pp9

ENR. (1995). OSHA Levies Fines in Deaths. ENR. Dec. 18, 1995, pp 11

ENR. (1995). OSHA Revisits Rescue Regulation. ENR. Jan. 2/9, 1995, pp 7

ENR. (1995). OSHA to Appeal Decision by Review Panel. ENR. Nov. 6, 1995, pp 7

ENR. (1996). OSHA and Roofers’ Pilot Plan Offers Incentives. ENR. Aug. 26, 1996, pp 7

ENR. (1996). OSHA Reform Faces Tough Road Ahead. ENR. Mar. 4, 1996, pp 5

ENR. (1996). OSHA: Fatal Error Repeated. ENR. Feb. 5, 1996, pp 25

ENR. (1997). Citations Issued for Parties to Fatal Collapse. ENR. Aug. 11, 1997, pp. 5

ENR. (1997). Ergonomics Heads Issues Facing Jeffress at OSHA. ENR. Oct. 20, 1997, pp 7

ENR. (1997). OSHA Construction Firms Oppose Recordkeeping Plan. ENR. Sep. 29, 1997, pp. 9

ENR. (1997). OSHA Ratchets Up Inspections. ENR. Dec. 8, 1997, pp 6

ENR. (1997). OSHA, Kenny Agree to Stiff Fines After Third Fatality In 11 Months. ENR, July 7, 1997, pp. 20

ENR. (1997). Top OSHA Nominee Cool on Proposed Reforms. ENR. Oct. 13, 1997, pp 7

ENR. (2001). OSHA Fines South Florida Firms. ENR, Oct. 29, 2001, pp.16

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Overhead Power Lines

An Investigation to Reduce Construction Worker Deaths Caused by Contact With Overhead Power Lines.

Benis, H.G. (1980). Electrical Injuries and Accidents Resulting from Contact With Overhead Lines (1970-1980). Technical Report No.4 Nov. 1980

Braddee, R. W. (1989). Boomed Vehicles and Overhead Power Lines—A Deadly Combination. Concrete International, Feb. 1989, pp. 54-56

Gracey, G. C. (1963) Overhead Electric Power Lines.

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. (1961). IEEE Guide for Safety in Alternating-Current Substation Grounding. IEEE, No. 80, Mar, 1961

Kennedy, G. (1999). Contractors Heed Overhead Hazards. Utility Contractor, Vol. 23, No. 3, Mar. 1999, pp. 37-38

McCombe, J. (1949). Overhead Line Practice.

National Safety Council. (1989). Grounding Electric Shovels, Cranes and Other Mobile Equipment. National Safety Council Data Sheet I-287 Rev. 89

NIOSH. (1985). Request for Assistance in Preventing Electrocutions from Contact Between Canes and Power Lines. NIOSH Alert, July 1985

Suruda, A. (1988). Electrocution at work. Professional Safety, July 1988, pp. 27-31

The Electric Supply Authority Engineers’ Institute of New Zealand Inc. (1967). Code of Practice for Overhead Secondary Distribution Lines. June 1967

Overtime

Goldenhar, L.M. , Hecker, S. , Moir, S. and Rosecrance, J. Developing a model of overtime in construction: Not too much, not too little, but just right. pp.1-33

Owner

Hinze, Jimmie, The Role of Owners in Construction Safety, Pacific Builder and Engineer, Vol. 40, No. 8, August 1992.

Janice L. Tuchman; Owners Play A Major role In Site Safety; ENR, p.14-15, vol.251, no.6, Aug.11, 2003.

Janice L. Tuchman, Owners Put Issue on Front Line, ENR, Vol.247, No.22, p10, November 26 2001.

Sykes, R. W., (2000). An Owner Looks at Safety. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.193-204) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Olin v. George E. Logue Inc. (2001). Owner Not Liable for Site Injury. ENR, Mar. 26, 2001, pp. 28

Owner Involvement In Safety Sets The Bar High; ENR, p.48, vol.251, no.6, Aug.11, 2003.

Owner Not Liable for Site Injury, ENR, p28, March 26 2002.

Tuchman, J.L. (2001). Owner Put Issue On Front Line. ENR, Vol. 247, No. 22, Nov. 26, 2001, pp. 10

Wrong Pipe’s Role in Death to be Tried, ENR, Vol.247, No.12, p17, September 10 2001.

Performance Approach

Haupt, T.C. and Technikon, P. (2001). A Study of Management Attitudes to a Performance Approach to Construction Worker Safety. Review by Dec. 15

PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

(1998). Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission Rules on Personal Protective Equipment. Feb. 1998, pp. 7

Betty Hintch; PPE: The Cornerstone of Emergency Response; Compliance Magazine, vol.11, no.1, p.14-15, Jan. 2004.

Brasel products Inc. (1998). Protect Fingers!

Compliance Magazine (2002). PPE Use in Heavy Construction Trends Upward. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 10 and pp. 75

Kristin Bacon, PPE that Makes a Visible Difference, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p81-84, June 2002

David G. Sarvadi, Facts are Necessary in PPE Decisions, Compliance Magazine, p24-25, August 2002.

Edwin Zalewski. Enforcing PPE Use. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 2004, vol.73, no.2, p.66, 89.

Goldsmith, Werner, Construction Helmet Response Under Severe Impact
ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (1975), vol. 101, no. 2, p 335-343
KEY WORDS: Construction; Helmets; Construction industry; Failure; Glass fibers; Head injuries; Head protection; Impact prediction; Shock

Supervisors Safety Bulletin, p1-4, Sep.28, 2001.

Johnson, L.F. (1997). The Essence Of Hand Protection. Occupational Health & Safety, Sep. 1997, pp. 50 and pp. 52-53

Johnson, L.F. Finding Personal Protection On the Internet. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 22

NAHB (National Association of Home Builders). (1998). South Carolina Builder Testifies at Congressional Hearing. Building Safely Quarterly, Spring 1998, Vol. 4, Issue 2, pp. 1 and pp. 3

NAHB. (1999). Is it Time to Pay Up? New OSHA Proposal Calls for Employers to Pay for Personal Protective Equipment. Spring 1999, Vol. 5, Issue 1, pp. 1-2

Occupational Health & Safety (1999). PPE. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1999, pp. 230-233

Patton, E. and Chronister, M. Under Construction Do you know the “ Eleven commandments” of OSHA’s 29 CFR 1910. 134 that spell out how to build an acceptable respiratory program? Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 22, 24, 26

Solution to Your Toughest Problem Getting Workers to Wear PPE, Compliance Magazine, p22-23, August 2002.

Valerie Weadock. Who’s Buying The Brands? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, Feb. 2004, p.62-65.

Preconstruction Safety

Wil Hoxie. Preconstruction Risk Assessments. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.50-53.

Predictions

Bentil, K.K. (1991). Model For Predicting Construction Site Accidents.

Predicting project injuries

Levitt, R.E. Howsafe: A Microcomputer-Based Expert System To Evaluate the Safety of a Construction Firm. Pp. 55- 65

Predictive

Gomes Correia, A., & da Costa Guerra, N.M., (1996). Ground movements prediction caused by deep excavations in urban areas. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 496-512). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Gomes Correia, A., & da Silva, E.M., (1996). Prediction and control of ground movement associated with braced excavation. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 487-496). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Jesus M. de la Garza, Donn E. Hancher, Lisa Decker, Analisis of Safety Indicators in Construction, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 124, No. 4, July/August, 1998, ASCE.

Prices

ENR (2002). Construction Economics. ENR. Oct. 14, 2002, pp 27

Prosecution

Charges Filed in Trench Death. (1987). Oct. 1987

Civil Engineering. Execs Can’t Hide Behind OSHA.

Civil Engineering/ASCE. Oklahoma Enacts Bill to Protect Engineers on Job Site. Vol. 54, No. 10, pp. 12

Contractor, Foreman Plead Guilty in Death of worker, ENR, p17, August 12, 2002.

Cosgrove, T. (1990). Designers Switch Tactics in Fight Against Suits. ENR. Jan. 11, 1990, pp 16

ENR (1987). Fatal Accidents Spurring More Homicide Charges. ENR. July 2, 1987, pp 51

ENR. (1979). Apprentices Paid Journeyman Rates. ENR. Nov. 1, 1979, pp. 17

ENR. (1979). Pipeline Excavation Rules Sought. ENR. Nov. 29, 1979, pp. 17

ENR. (1980). Sewer Line Failure Feared. ENR. April 24, 1980, pp. 17

ENR. (1985). Trench Collapses Kill Six. ENR. July 25, 1985, pp 59

ENR. (1985). Trench Deaths Spur Crackdown. ENR. June 13, 1985, pp. 56

ENR. (1985). Wage Fight Goes to Court. ENR. July 25, 1985, pp 59

ENR. (1986). Accidents Kill Three on Atlanta Projects. ENR. Oct. 23, 1986, pp. 15-16

ENR. (1986). Coalition to Limit Lawsuits. ENR. Jan. 23, 1986, pp. 159

ENR. (1986). OSHA Takes Tough Stand on Sniffing Poison Gas. ENR. April 10, 1986, pp. 55

ENR. (1987). Accident Aftermath: Howard Needles Found Liable for Worker’s Death in Collapse. ENR. Sep. 3, 1987, pp. 15

ENR. (1987). Deaths Spur Indictments. ENR. July 30, 1987, pp. 59

ENR. (1987). High Court Reins in Zoners. ENR. July 2, 1987, pp. 51

ENR. (1987). Making safety pay. ENR, Oct. 29, 1987, pp. 62

ENR. (1987). OSHA Fines Firm $231,400. ENR. Aug. 27, 1987, pp 61

ENR. (1987). Texas Prosecutor Tackles Safety. ENR. Aug. 13, 1987, pp 47

ENR. (1988). Contractor Liable in Death. ENR. July 21, 1988, pp 16

ENR. (1988). EPA Pact Boosts Safety on Big Sewer Projects. ENR. Mar. 3, 1988, pp 16

ENR. (1988). Firm Pleads not Guilty in Trench Collapse. ENR. June 16, 1988, pp 5

ENR. (1989). Inconsistent Fines Rapped. ENR. Sep. 7, 1989, pp 15

ENR. (1989). New York Allows Criminal Safety Prosecutions. ENR. Nov. 2, 1989, pp 5

ENR. (1990). Unusual Sentence for Trench Violations. ENR. May 3, 1990, pp 4

ENR. (1990). Window Subcontractor Found Not Liable for Murder of Tenant. ENR. Sep. 6, 1990, pp. 34

ENR. (1996). Owner Not Liable for Trench Injury. ENR. April 15, 1996, pp. 59

ENR. (1997). Trial Begins On Postal Collapse. ENR, July 28, 1997, pp.13

ENR. (2001). Contractors Face Criminal Charges in Workers’ Deaths. ENR, Aug. 27, 2001, pp. 7

ENR (2003). Pittsburgh District Attorney Declines to Charge Contractor. ENR, Sep. 8, 2003. p.9

Healy, T., Two Firms Fined in Worker’s Death on I-90 Project.

Hill, C. (1997). State, firms sued over bridge demolition death. Civil Engineering News, June 1997 pp.22

Jonathan Barnes. District Attorney Won’t Charge Dick Corp. in Pittsburgh Death. ENR, Sep. 15, 2003, p.16.

Korman, R. (1987). Flawed connection detail triggered fatal L’Ambiance Plaza collapse. ENR, Oct. 29, 1987, pp. 10-12

Kovac, C. (2000). Crane Owner Gets Jail Term. ENR, Nov. 13, 2000, pp.33

Loulakis, M. C., Cregger, W. L. (1997). A/E Liability and Design/Build. Civil Engineering. Jan. 1997, pp. 27

Nation. (1996). Drug-abuse Rates Vary by Profession. Nation. April 12, 1996, pp 1

Occupational Health & Safety (1985). Supreme Court Sets Precedent.

Occupational Health & Safety (1987). Company Fined in Workers’ Deaths. May, 1987, pp. 10

Occupational Health & Safety. Kentucky Construction Executive Pleads Guilty. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 12

Stone, J., (1987). Job-site Deaths: Homicides? NUCA. Oct. 1987, pp 24-25

Stone, J., (1987). Provide a Safe Workplace, OSHA Standard or Not. NUCA. Aug. 1987, pp 27

Stone, J., (1988). Corporate Criminal Culpability. NUCA. Mar. 1988, pp 36-37

The Seattle Times (1996). Drug-abuse Rates Vary by Profession. April 12, 1996

Zarghamee, M. S., Ojdrovic, R. P. (1995). Northridge Postscript: Lessons on Steel Connections. Civil Engineering. April, 1995, pp. 68-71

Quality Control

Davis, K., (2000). Implications of the Relationship Between Construction Quality and Safety. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.145-166) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

Perry, B. Quality Circles—What They Are and How They Can Help safety Programs. Pp. 21-30

Radon

Beddows, N.A. (1990). Concerns about Indoor Air Quality Warrant Review of HVAC Systems. Occupational Health & Safety, May 1990, pp. 77-78 and pp. 80-81 and pp. 87

Burton, D.J. (1988). Carborn Dioxide Concentration Can Determine Quality of Indoor Air. Occupational Health & Safety, Dec. 1988, pp. 38

Civil Engineering. (1990). Lead Sheets May Protect Homes From Radon. Civil Engineering, June 1990, pp. 20-21

EDA Inc. RDA-200 Radon/Radon Daughter Detector.

EDA Inc. WLM-30 Working Level Monitor.

ENR. (1987). Homebuilders fight radon. ENR, Sep. 3, 1987, pp. 12

ENR. (1989). EPA radon centers to certify builders. ENR, July 27, 1989, pp. 18

femto-Tech, Inc. The Latest In Radon Monitoring Equipment. (Catalog of Products.

Honeywell Inc. (1988). Honeywell Home Radon Monitor 10/88

Honeywell Inc. (1988). Honeywell Professional Radon Monitor 10/88

Kotrappa, P. Dempsey, J.C. Hickey, J.R. and Stieff, L.R. (1988). An Electret Passive Environmental ²²²Rn Monitor Based On Ionization Measurement. Health Physics, Vol. 54, No. 1 (Jan.). pp. 47-56, 1988

Lower, J.D. (1987). Radon at home. Civil Engineering, Feb.1987, pp.43-47

Matuszek, J.M. Hutchinson, J.A. Lance, B.H. Virgil, M.G. and Mahoney, R.J. (1988). Standardization of Radon Measurements. Environment International, Vol. 14, pp. 371-378, 1988

Minnesota Cold Climate Building Research Center (MnBRC) and Michigan School of Public Health (MiSPH) (1989). Application to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region V Radon Training Center Coordinator. Mar. 1989

Moeller, D.W. (1990). Monitoring Radon-Decay Products Challenges Health, Safety Experts. Occupational health & Safety, May 1990, pp. 64-66

Neotronics. World’s Most Accurate Negative Pressure Recorder.

North East Environmental Products, Inc. Safe Radon Removal.

Radon Screening Service, Inc. Radon Das Seal (Strength is everything).

Ramses II, LTD. Affiliated with GAM, Inc. Sketch1-3

Seifert, R.D. Alaska and the Radon Issue.

Shield, J.P. and Mutawe, A.M. (1990). Effort to Reduce Radon Cancer Risk Includes Measurement, Abatement. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1990, pp. 116-118

Threshold Technical Products. Radon Monitoring ( Survivor 2 … short and long term protection for your home.)

Record keeping

ENR. (2002). Trade Group Offers Safety Upgrade. ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 39

Halprin, L.P. (2002). OSHA’s Welcome New Approach. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 9, Sep. 2002, pp. 186 and 188-190

Jerry Laws; The New Form 300; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.84.

Joseph Angyus, Twenty Questions, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7, p109-118, July 2002.

Sawner, J. (2001). OSHA 300 wizard. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 2001, pp. 28-30

U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, Recordkeeping Guidelines for Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, Sep 1986

Regulation

Adan, M.O., Hombrados, C.L., & Juan Jose, J.O., (1996). Considerations on non considered aspects in European standardization of temporary edges protection systems.

In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 519-522). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Kelly, C. Focus on What Really Matters, Not on Lost Time. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 10

Kibert, Charles J; Coble, Richard J , Integrating Safety and Environmental Regulation of Construction Industry ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management , vol. 121, no. 1, Mar. 1995, p 95-99 .

Koehn, Enno; Musser, Kurt, OSHA Regulations Effect on Construction. ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (June 1983), vol. 109, no. 2, p 233-244

Koehn, Enno; Shank, David; Benson, Ronald E., Jr., Cost of Social and Environmental Regulations in Construction ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (June 1978), vol. 104, no. 2, p 117-122

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, US Department of Labor: Code of Federal Regulations, Part 1926, 1970

Smith, H.L. (2002). What Do the New Form 300 Regulations Mean to You? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.1, Jan.2002, pp.58

U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics( Sep. 1986) Recordkeeping Guidelines for Occupational Injuries and Illnesses

Rehabilitation

Kerr, William C.; Tamaro, George J.; Hahn, Daniel M., Exchange Place Station Subsurface Reconstruction and Improvements, ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Mar. 1992), vol. 118, no. 1, p 166-178

Respiratory

American Lung Association. What you should know about On –The- Job Prespiratory Pretection.

Brian Shockley; Selecting Between Supplied Air and Powered Air; Occupational Health & Safety; vol.72, no.5, p96, 98-99.

Colton, C.E. (2000). Should Organic Vapor Chemical Cartridges Be Reused? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No.1, Jan. 2000, pp. 36-43

Compliance Magazine (2002). Safety, environmental and health professionals offer advice and interpretation on your questions about compliance standards. Respiratory Protection. Compliance Magazine, Oct. 2002, Vol. 9, No. 10, pp. 10

Cothran, T. (2000). Service Life Software for Organic Vapor Cartridges. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69 No. 5, pp. 84-92

Decoufle, P. , Sc.D; Lloyd, J. W., Sc.D; and Salvin, L.G., A.B. (1977). Causes of Death Among Construction Machinery Operators. Journal of Occupational Medicine, Vol. 19, No. 2, Feb.1977, pp. 123-128

Jay A. Parker and Brian Shockley; Interpreting OSHA’s New APF Proposal; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.34-40, Nov. 2003.

Jerry Laws. The NIOSH QA Rule. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.40-46, 53.

John B. Vincent; Let’s Clear the Air on respiratory Protection; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.42-48, Nov. 2003.

John B. Vincent; Respirators for Emergency Escape; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.50-54.

John Womer. Calculating Cartridge Service Life. http://www.occupationalhazards.com/, Construction Health & Safety, Aug.2000, p.C13-C15.

Kennedy, G. (1999). Respirator Standard Impacts Many. Utility Contractor, Jan. 1999, pp. 30-33

Luepker, R.V., M.D., and Smith, M.L., M.A. (1978). Mortality in Unionized Truck Drivers. Journal of Occupational Medicine,Vol. 20, No. 10, Oct.1978, pp.677-682

Lundmark, Torbjorn (2002). Will your respirator let you breathe? Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 11, November, pp.34-41.

Reina, P. (2002). Contractor Had to Provide Escape Respirators. ENR, Sep. 30, 2002, pp. 17

Tom Cothran. Safety Comes from the Top at Mollenberg-Betz. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.11, Nov. 2000, p.50-52.

Right Handed

Don “Lefty” Duncan, Left Out, Seattle Times, Thursday, Dec. 20 1990

Risk

Bruce W. Main. Risk Assessment Is Coming: Are You Ready? Professional Safety, Jul. 2002, http://www.asse.org/, vol.47, no.7, p.32-37.

Hinze, Jimmie and T. McClelland, Risk Assessment in Underground Construction: Uncertainty is Certain, No-Dig Engineering, Vol. 4, No. 3, May/June 1997.

Robotics

Bernold, Leonhard, Lorenc, Steven and Luces, Erik. 1997. “Intelligent Technology for Truck Crane”. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management. 276-84.

Dunston, Phillip and Bernold, Leonhard. 2000. “Adaptive Control for Safe and Quality Rebar Fabrication”. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management. 122-9.

Lee, Junbok Lorenc, Steven and Bernold, Leonhard. “Saving Lives and Money With Robotic Trenching and Pipe Installation”.

Moon, Sungwoo and Bernold, Leonhard. 1997. “Vision-Based Interactive Path Planning for Robotic Bridge”. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management. 113-20.

Roofing

ENR. (1983). Single-ply safety stressed. ENR, Management & Labor, Oct. 6, 1983, pp. 118-119

ENR (2004). Looking For Answers-Deadly Roof Collapse in Moscow Raises Questions About Quality of Recent Construction Work. Vol.252, no.8, Feb. 23, 2004. p.7

Martin E. Personick. Profiles in safety and health: roofing and sheet metal work. Monthly labor review, Sep. 1990, p.27-32.

Single-ply Safety Stressed, ENR, p118-119, October 6 1983.

Root Causes

Arditi, D. and Sengor, A. Analysis of Fatal Accidents in the Construction Industry. Construction Industry Accidents, pp. 290-299

California Propose Stiff Fines for Roof Collapse, ENR, p7, April 8 2002.

Derek A. Hodgin, Wind Failures: Avoiding a Roof Failure Requires an Understanding of Many Factors Other Than Wind Speed, Interface, p3-7, June 1999,

Kjellen, U. (1983). The Application Of An Accident Process Model To The Development And Testing Of Changes In The Safety Information Systems Of Two Construction Firms. Journal of Occupational Accidents, 5 (1983) pp. 99-119

Korman, R. with Illia, T. Barnes, J. and Rosta, P. (2002). Investigators Show the Routine Errors behind Jobsite Deaths. ENR, Oct. 28, 2002, pp. 24-28

Nadine M. Post, Fatal Collapse in Pittsburgh, ENR, p10-11, February 18 2002.

National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety, Division of Safety Research (1987). National Traumatic Occupational Fatalities, 1980-1984. Revised June 2, 1987

Niskanen, T. (1983). Accident Analysis In The Construction of Buildings. Journal of Occupational Accidents, 5 (1983). Pp. 89-98

Paul Rosta, Digester Roof Collapses During Concrete Pour, ENR, p15, October 15 2001.

Rob McManamy, Roofers Start Pilot Program, ENR, p16, August 12 1996.

USDL (1995). Work Injuries And Illnesses By Selected Characteristics, 1993. April 26, 1995

Safety

Abrams, A. (1992). NSA’s Tradition of Safety. Stone Review. Dec. 1992, Vol. 8, No. 6, pp.56-57

Adele L. Abrams. Accident Prevention: Addressing the Human Factor. Stone Review, Feb. 1992, p.29.

Antebi, J. (1992). Health and Safety Corner. Utility and Transportation Contractor, Aug. 1992, pp. 12-13

Aucutt, D. (1979). Small Contractors Find Safety In Numbers. Construction Contracting, Sep. 1979, pp. 26-28

Ballard, G. and Morley, J. (1991). Video is part of safety. ENR, Mar. 25 1991, pp. 6

Bayliner Marine Corp. v. Perrigoue. Employer seeking compensation for back injury.

Beaujon, E. A. (1990). A Project Safety Execution Plan: The Proactive Approach in the Petroleum Industry. Professional Safety. Aug. 1990, pp 34-36

Bradeshaw, D.M. (1983). Safety and Health Trends. Constructor, Dec. 1983, pp. 97-98

Brinderson, G. (1997). Don’t Punish Safety Violation. ENR. Nov. 17, 1997, pp 93

Builder & Contractor (1983). New Role for Safety in Job Awards. Oct. 1983, p.15.

Builder & Contractor (1985). Safety. Feb. 1985, pp 61

Campbell, T. (1989). New OSHA Regulation Mandates Use Of Lockouts During Machinery Repairs. Occupational Health & Safety. Dec. 1989, pp 24

Carper, K. L. (1984). Limited Field Inspection vs. Public Safety. Civil Engineering/ASCE. May 1984, pp 52-55

Casana, J. G. (1988).L.U.S.T.: Leaking Underground Storage Tanks Provide an Opportunity and A Challenge for the Construction Industry. Constructor. Nov. 1988, pp 28-29

Chenoweth, D. (1988). Tying Insurance Rates to Lifestyle Has Implications at the Worksite. Occupational Health & Safety. June, 1988, pp 72

Civil Engineering (1986). Board Approves Construction Safety Practices. June 1986, pp 89

Civil Engineering (1986). Court Decisions. Feb. 1986

Civil Engineering (1989). Of Bogus Bolts and Faulty Fasteners. Sep. 1989, pp 136

Civil Engineering (1989). Safety Bills Reintroduced. July 1989, pp 104

Civil Engineering (1990). ASCE. March 1990, p.84.

Civil Engineering (1990). Construction Zone Hazards Unclear Study Finds. Aug. 1990, p.20-21.

Civil Engineering (1990). Promise of Indemnity Upheld. July 1990, pp 28

Civil Engineering (1998). HDR Agrees to Pay Safety Fine. Sep. 1998, pp 34

Civil Engineering (1998). OSHA Violation Doesn’t Equal Negligence. Sep. 1998, pp 36

Civil Engineering-ASCE (1978). Trench cave-in safety: contractor’s and workers’ responsibility. Civil Engineering-ASCE, Mar. 1978, pp. 74-75

Civil Engineering-ASCE (1982). Improving Safety Helps Improve the Bottom Line. Oct. 1982, pp 47-50

CM&E. (1972). Safety act adds new dimensions to construction. CM&E, June 1972, pp. 29

CM&E. (1972). Safety Law Puts Construction Worksites on Inspection Block. CM&E. July 1972, pp 17-18

CM&E. (1975). Safety Standards Changes Affect Construction Operations. CM&E. March 1975, pp 25

Construction Contracting. (1979). How To Handle A Safety Inspection. Construction Contracting, Sep. 1979, pp. 65

Construction Contracting. (1979). SBA Loans For Safety. Construction Contracting, Sep. 1979, pp. 31

Construction Industry Institute. Minutes of the Meeting: CII Safet

Construction Industry Institute. Safety Task Force. July 9, 1986

Construction Industry Institute. Safety Task Force. Mar. 7, 1986 Task Force. June 16, 1986

Constructor (1986). Bureau of Labor Statistics Issues Figures on 1984 Injuries and Illnesses. Constructor. Sep. 1986, pp 8

Constructor (1989). Underground Storage Tank Owners: Beware. Constructor. June 1989, pp 24

Constructor (1990). Safety Hits the Road – Their Contributions Help All. Constructor. March 1990, pp 116

Constructor. (1983). Safety and Health Trends. Constructor. Dec. 1983, pp 97-98

Constructor. (1991). National Safety Week--- June 2-6. Constructor, June 1991, pp. 9

Corbin, D.E. (2001). High-Wire Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.8, Aug. 2001, pp. 67-68

Cowan, M. D. (1991). Congress Taking on ‘Tough Guy’ Role With Safety and Health Legislation. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1991, pp. 38, and pp. 42 and pp. 62

David B. Rosenbaum. CII members aim to cut accidents and schedules. ENR, Aug. 26, 1991, p.12.

Davis, L. M., Use Whole-Brain Learning Methods to Control Repetitive Motion Injuries. Occupational Health & Safety. pp 26

Donnelly, C.W. (1973). Trenching & Shoring Safety. CM&E Dec. 1973, pp. 57-64

Donnelly, C.W. (1973). Trenching & Shoring Safety. CM&E, Dec. 1973, pp. 57-61

Edward McCracken. Site Specific Health and Safety Plans. Utility and Transportation Contractor, June 1991, p.45.

Ellis, J. N. (1992). Plan Confined-Space Fall Protection Before and Beyond Required Rescue. Occupational Health & Safety. Feb. 1992, pp 17—20

Engineer Has Duty to Protect Workers

ENR (1981). Industry’s safety record improves. ENR Dec. 10, 1981, pp. 72

ENR (1982). Voluntary safety plans outlined. ENR Jan. 21, 1982, pp. 184

ENR (1985). Safety Inspector Get No Respect. ENR. Aug. 15, 1985, pp 5

ENR (1985). Workers Can Bring Illness Suits. ENR. Dec. 19, 1985, pp 134-135

ENR (1986). Subcontractor Found Guilty. ENR. May 1, 1986, pp 14

ENR (1986). Trench Safety the Rule in Dallas City Contracts. ENR. May 1, 1986, pp 51-52

ENR (1987). Construction is Deadly, Says New NIOSH Report. ENR. Aug. 6, 1987, pp 63

ENR (1987). Deaths Spawn Safety Plan. ENR. Jan. 29, 1987, pp 13

ENR (1988). Collapse Prompts Review. ENR. May 12, 1988, pp 17

ENR (1988). Firm Fined $112,000 in Fatal Trench Cave-in. ENR. March 31, 1988, pp 5

ENR (1988). Florida DOT Abandons Safety Inspections. ENR. April 21, 1988, pp 18-20

ENR (1988). Industry Deaths Down, but OSHA is Chastised. ENR. April 18, 1988, pp 19-20

ENR (1988). Make Construction Safer by Making Safety Pay Off. ENR. Sep. 15, 1988, pp 160

ENR (1988). Safety Device Suspected in Crane Collapse. ENR. May 26, 1988, pp 5

ENR (1988). Trench Safety Required in Booming Ga. County. ENR. Jan. 28, 1988, pp 15-16

ENR (1989). Facade Collapse Kills 13 People in USSR. ENR. Aug. 19, 1989, pp 16

ENR (1989). Injury Rate Still the Worst. ENR. Nov. 23, 1989, pp 16

ENR (1989). Jury Awards Disabled Foreman $27 Million. ENR. June 29, 1989, pp 5

ENR (1989). Safety Law Snags Roofing Firm. ENR. July 6, 1989, pp 28

ENR (1990). Contract Workers Die in Explosion. ENR. July 12, 1990, pp 16

ENR (1990). Jobsite Dangers Defy Worker Protection Drive. ENR. Nov. 1, 1990, pp 24-25

ENR (1990). Safety Lapse Charged. ENR. May 24, 1990, pp 5

ENR (1990). Subs Shoulder Bulk of Construction Fatalities. ENR. Dec. 3, 1990, pp 5

ENR (1990). Unions Planning Big Push on Construction Safety Bill. ENR. April 5, 1990, pp 9

ENR (1991). 213-ft-long Girder Falls. ENR. March 25, 1991, pp 13

ENR (1991). Construction safety bill clears one hoop in House. ENR, July 29, 1991, pp. 7

ENR (1991). Falsework falls 70 ft. ENR, Sep. 30, 1991, pp. 9

ENR (1991). Louisiana tries new path. ENR Nov. 11, 1991, pp. 16

ENR (1991). Safety is union weapon. ENR, May 13, 1991, pp. 9

ENR (1991). Safety linked to reforms. ENR, Mar. 25, 1991, pp. 23 and pp. 28

ENR (1991). Second worker dies at mall. ENR, June 17, 1991, pp.12

ENR. (1968). Model Cities: Safety’s Only One Problem. ENR. Nov. 7, 1968, pp 133

ENR. (1973). Construction deaths (Employee training programs seen as means to job safety). ENR, Nov. 8, 1973, pp. 18

ENR. (1979). Due process may trip safety plan. ENR, Sep. 6, 1979, pp. 13

ENR. (1979). Group Finds Job Safety Elusive Goal. ENR. Nov. 1, 1979, pp 80

ENR. (1980). Job-related Deaths, Injuries on the Rise in Construction. ENR. Nov. 27, 1980, pp 12

ENR. (1980). Pilot Safety Program Works. ENR. Sep. 4, 1980, pp 77-78

ENR. (1980). Safety Rules Issued for Work on Roofs. ENR. Nov. 20, 1980, pp 13-14

ENR. (1980). SINCO Safety Belts & Lifeline Equipment Select the proper components to do your job!. ENR. July 10, 1980, pp. 1

ENR. (1981). Dual Safety Inspections Will End in Five Areas. July 9, 1981, pp. 59

ENR. (1981). Industry’s Safety Record Improves. ENR. Dec. 10, 1981, pp. 72

ENR. (1981). New Crane Safety Rules Set. ENR. Jan. 1, 1981, pp. 11

ENR. (1981). State Safety Plans Pushed. ENR. June 4, 1981, pp 72

ENR. (1982). Safety and health under Reagan. ENR, Mar. 11, 1982, pp. 24-28

ENR. (1982). Voluntary Safety Plans Outlines. ENR. Jan. 21, 1982, pp. 184

ENR. (1982). Voluntary Safety Plans Revised. ENR. July 8, 1982, pp. 93

ENR. (1983). Subterranean Safety Sought. ENR. Aug. 11, 1983, pp 15

ENR (1986). CM snared in safety snafu. Oct. 16, 1986, p.60.

ENR. (1986). Firm cited in bid-rig probe. ENR. Oct. 2, 1986, pp. 83

ENR (1986). Paving firm cleared in product lawsuit. Oct. 16, 1986, p.60.

ENR. (1986). Trench crackdown assessed. ENR. Oct. 2, 1986, pp. 83-84

ENR. (1988). Grain Elevators Still Kill After Decades of Tragedy. ENR. Feb. 18, 1988, pp 90

ENR. (1990). Death is constitutional issue. ENR, April 19, 1990, pp. 22

ENR. (1990). Manufacture of steps not liable for fall. ENR, April 19, 1990, pp. 22

ENR (1996). Crane unloaded too quickly. Aug. 26, 1996, p.12.

ENR. (1997). Trench Crackdowns Continue. ENR. Sep. 15, 1997, pp 16

ENR. (1999). Safety And Labor Supply Are Greatest CM Worries. ENR, April 5, 1999, pp. 7

ENR (2001). Safety Should Still Come First. Sep. 10, 2001, p.5.

Everett A. Beaujon. A Project Safety Execution Plan: The proactive approach in the petroleum industry.

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Gary J. Tulacz. Construction Leads In Deaths Despite Lower Fatality Rate. ENR, Aug. 27, 2001, p.12

Gibson, L. Safety At Home. Healthy Home, pp. 3-7

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Gregg LaBar. Breaking New Ground In Construction Safety. Occupational Hazzards, May 1992, p.58-63.

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H. W. Bill Walton. Safety Training in the Crushed Stone Industry. Stone Review, Feb. 1991, p.36-38.

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Harmathy. (1976). Design of Buildings for Fire Safety. May and August 1976, National Research Council of Canada Conseil National De Recherches Du Canada.

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John H. Hidley and Thomas R. Krause. Exceptional Safety Programs Can Be Dangerous to Your Health. Occupational Health & Safety, Dec. 1988, p.30-32.

John Watson. Planning for Safety. Builder & Contractor, Feb. 1985, p.10.

John Watson. Setting Safety Objective. Builder & Contractor, Apr. 1985, p.30.

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Korman, R. with Kohn, D. and Daniels, S. H.(1999) UNDESERVED ATTENTION? Designers say OSHA is unfairly expanding safety responsibility without clear legal basis. ENR, June 21, 1999, pp. 28-32

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LDL United Union, Inc., The Dennington Safety Harness.

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Merit Times (1986). The Voice of The Associated Builders and Contractors of Western Washington. April 1986

Michael S. Simon Esq. Constructor Legal Matters. Constructor, Sep. 1992, p.56.

Mike Timura. Construction Workers Should Be Part of Effort to Improve Workplace Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, ?, p.74.

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Objectives of The Metro Safety Training Course

Occupational Health & Safety. (1990). OSHA to Survey MSDS Effectiveness. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1990, pp 24

Occupational Health & Safety. (1991). Comic Relief For The Workplace. April 1991, Vol. 60 No. 4, pp. 22-24

Occupational Health & Safety. (1991).Company Found Guilty in Worker’s Death. 1991, pp 10

Occupational Health & Safety. Bill Targets Construction Safety. pp. 10- 12

Occupational Health & Safety. Three Indicted In Wake Of Fatal Blaze. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 61, No. 4

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1988). 66 Killed on the Job in Washington. Jan. 4, 1988, pp 11

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1988). NUCA Seeks Changes in Trench Safety Plan. Jan. 4, 1988, pp 11

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1989). Enforcing Jobsite Safety. July 10, 1989, pp 6.

Pacific Builder & Engineer (1989). Enforcing Workplace Safety. Feb. 6, 1989, pp 4

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Peyton, R. X. (1988). Safety: It’s a Winner. Constructor. May 1988, pp 42

Pinkham, J. (1988). Good Rapport, Education are Keys to Getting Workers to Use Respirators. Aug. 1988, pp 45-46

Polakoff, P. L. (1989). Satisfaction with Work is Strongest Factor in Predicting Longevity. Occupational Health & Safety. April, 1989, pp 37

Polglase, J. (1989). Can Your Employees Flee in the Dark? Emergency Lighting May Save a Life. Occupational Health & Safety. July 1989, pp 15

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Rekus, J. F. (1989). There’s More to Respirators than Meets the Eye. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1989, pp 50-58

Rekus, J. F. (1990). OSHA’s Lockout-Tagout Standard Mandates Control of Energy Sources. Occupational Health & Safety. Oct. 1990, pp 108-111

Rekus, J. F. (1991). A Breath of Fresh Air. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 60, No. 5 May 1991, pp. 22 –28

Richard Kren Sr. Safety For Masons. By Delmar Publishers Inc. ISBN: 0-8273-1668-2.

Robert A. Georgine. Flaws bias report. ENR, June 12, 1995, p.4.

Sawyer, C. (1989). Audiometric Monitoring May Reduce Hearing Loss, Compensation Awards. Occupational Health & Safety. Jan. 1989, pp 50-52

Sayer, S. Cleaning Up the Jungle. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 22

Schlatter, C. N. (1989). Permeability of Chemical-Protective Gloves Plays Major Role in Safety. Occupational Health & Safety. Feb. 1989, pp 24-31

Schriener, J. (1989). Safety: A Goal for Two Reasons. ENR. Sep. 28, 1989, pp 36

Schwartz, H. G., Jr. (2002). Safety – A Role for ASCE? 2002

Seago, K. (1989). Predicting Accidents is the Key to A Safe and Healthy Workplace. Stone Review. Dec. 1989, pp 46

Sherie Winston. Negotiated Rulemaking Unravels. ENR, Sep. 10, 2001, p.10

Steven R. Maness. Health and Safety Audits. Utility and Transportation Contractor, June 1992, p.29.

Stone, J. (1986). Local Officials More Inclined to Prosecute for Workplace Hazards. NUCA. July 1986, pp 28

Strasser, A. L. (1988). Hospitals and Universities Must Offer Quality Occupational Medicine Programs. Occupational Health & Safety. May 1988, pp 20

Sustello, R. (1988). Respirator Comfort: the Password to Progress in Respiratory Protection. Occupational Health & Safety. Nov. 1988, pp 30-32

Swan, B.J. (1999). In Search of the Superior Professional. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1999, pp. 116-118 and pp. 124

Tanner, M. (1990). Alleged Failure to Report Release Prompts Penalty for RTK Violation. March 1990, pp 39-42

Terry, P. E. (1990). Employers Scrutinizing Health Plans for Value and Impact on Employees. Occupational Health & Safety. Mar. 1990, pp 45-51

The Construction Advisor (1977). MU Courses Offered. The Construction Advisor, Mar. 1977, pp.14

The National Association of Home Builders. Construction Safety Guidelines

The Northwest Builder. Setting Up A Company Safety Program, Jan.-Feb. 1989.

Thomma, S. (1988). Workplace Hazards Slipping Through OSHA’s Fingers. The Seattle Times/Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Mar. 6, 1988, A-3

Tompkins, N. C. (1992). Thoughts From the Safety Leaders. Occupational Health & Safety, Jan. 1992, pp. 29- 35 and pp. 59

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University Week (1990). Safety: More Than Steel-toed Boots. Nov. 15, 1990

Utility and Transportation Contractor (1990). Confined Space Entry. March/April 1990, pp 23

Vasta, R. (2000). How to Choose Them ---and Get What You Pay For. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 2000, Vol. 69, No. 8, pp. 110-112

Vastyan, J. (1992). Making a ‘Big Impact’ in Fall Protection. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 61, No. 6, June 1992, pp. 28-32

Vern Allers. Work-place Preventive Programs Cut costs of Illness and Injuries. Occupational Health & Safety, ?, p.26-29.

Voigtsberger, M.A. (2000). Using Circuit Analyzers. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 69, No. 6, June 2000, pp. 114-115

Voynick, S. (1998). Setting the Mark for Consumer Safety. Compressed Air, April-May 1998, pp. 14-17

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Safety Assessment

Hansen, P.W. The Supervisor’s Safety Assessment Worksheet. Occupational Health & Safety, pp.18

Philip W. Hansen, The Supervisor’s Safety Assessment Worksheet, Occupational Health & Safety, p18.

Safety Committee

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Safety Culture

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Philson, C.S. (1998). Workplace Safety Accountability. (Building a top-to-bottom system of shared accountability generates a winning safety culture.) Occupational Health & Safety, April 1998, pp.20 and pp.22-24

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Safety Management

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Cary W. Helmer; The Seven Potentially Deadly Sins of Safety; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.40-44.

Fredericks, T., Abudayyeh, O., and Palmquist, M.(2002). Safety Management in the Mechanical Contracting Industry. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1165-1169. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York.

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Safety Measures

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Safety Meetings

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Safety Net

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Safety Professional

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Safety Programs

AGC Safety Services. Working Safe. Special 16-Page Supplement.

Associated Builder and Contractors of Western Washington. Merit Times. Mar.

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Bradford, H. (1993). Unions Building a Health Machine. ENR. June 7, 1993, pp33-34

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Builder & Contractor. (1982). Setting Up An In House OSHA Compliance Program. Safety Notebook. Builder & Contractor, Nov. 1982, pp.34

Builder & Contractor. (1983) Labor. Builder & Contractor, April 1983 pp.4

Builder & Contractor. (1983) Safety Notebook. Builder & Contractor, Mar. 1983 pp.10

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CM&E. (1972). The All-pervasiveness of Safety. CM&E, Sep. 1972, pp 49-61

CM&E (1973). Safety consciousness treats all “near misses” as true accidents. CM&E, Oct. 1973, p.39.

CM&E (1973). Safety begins with admitting mistakes, not calling them accidents. CM&E, May 1973. p.39.

CM&E. (1973). Safety of hands and fingers requires job-rated protection. CM&E, Nov. 1973, pp. 26

CM&E. (1973). Safety plan MUST stress fire prevention as well as protection. CM&E, Feb. 1973, pp. 39

CM&E. (1973). Safety Pocket Pal—Excavation, Trenching, Shoring. CM&E, Dec. 1973, pp. 27

CM&E. (1973). Safety regulations modified, assure reasonable compliance. CM&E, July 1973, pp. 25

CM&E. (1973). Safety starts with good housekeeping. CM&E, April 1973, pp. 39

CM&E. (1973). Safety survey ranks construction high among accident-prone industries. CM&E, Aug. 1973, pp. 39

CM&E. (1973). Safety training institute qualifies supervisors to teach construction safety. CM&E, Mar. 1973, pp. 39

CM&E. (1974). Proper Sling Care, Use Key to Safe Hoisting. CM&E. Nov. 1974, pp 105-106

CM&E. (1974). Safety at sea demands some rethinking of basic practices. CM&E, Aug. 1974, pp. 39

CM&E. (1974). Safety awareness covers damage prevention/reduction. CM&E, Nov. 1974, pp. 39

CM&E. (1974). Safety in construction is a vital management function. CM&E, Jan. 1974, pp. 25

CM&E. (1974). Safety in Vehicle Operation Starts with Safe Tire Repairs. CM&E, Dec. 1974, pp.23

CM&E. (1974). Safety Operations Must Fit Into Overall Management Policy. CM&E, Mar. 1974, pp39

CM&E. (1974). Safety precautions require new emphasis in summer. CM&E, July. 1974, pp. 23

CM&E (1975). Safety program’s success requires more than motivation. CM&E, Feb. 1975, p.31.

CM&E. (1976). Crane operation safety begins with checking and planning. CM&E, Mar. 1976, pp. 23-24

Cohen, A. (1977). Factors in Successful Occupational Safety Programs. Journal of Safety Research, Dec. 1977, Vol.9, No. 4, pp.168-178

Constructor (1991). AGC to Congress: H.R.1063 Won’t Make Jobsites Safer. Constructor. June 1991. pp 112

Daugherty, J. E. (1992). Contractor’s Handbook Eases Exchange And Enforcement of Plant Safety Policies. Occupational Health & Safety. Sep. 1992, pp 30

Deery, B. (1988). Constructor Occupational Division Outlook. Constructor. Nov. 1988, pp 49

Diane McCrohan. ADD Impact to Your Program. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupation Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.52-58, 88.

Eisma, T. L. User-Friendly, Interactive Software Successfully Trains Workers in Safety. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 30

Eisma, T. L. (1990). Rules Changes, Worker Training Help Simplify Fall Prevention. Occupational Health & Safety, Mar. 1990, pp. 52-55

Eisma, T. L. (1991). Handling the Cold With Dexterity. Occupational Health & Safety, Dec. 1991, pp16-19

ENR. (1979). Court rules on secondary picketing. ENR, July 26, 1979, pp.59

ENR. (1979). Hardhat sues contractor for negligence. ENR, July 26, 1979, pp.59

ENR. (1981). Supplier wins pay bond suit. ENR, Aug. 13, 1981, pp.69

ENR. (1985). Crane injury suit canned. ENR, Oct. 24, 1985, pp.48

ENR. (1986). Sub wins world’s fair pay prize. ENR, Feb. 27, 1986, pp. 29

ENR. (1987). Dome accident – Cables snap, killing three at Seoul Olympic stadium. ENR, Jan. 8,1987, pp. 13

ENR. (1987). Storm Topples Large Crane. ENR, Sep. 24, 1987, pp. 13

ENR. (1988). Industry Injury Rate Declines Slightly. ENR, Dec. 1, 1988, pp15

ENR. (1988). Injured Worker Waited Too Long in Fall Suit. ENR, Aug. 18, 1988, pp53

ENR. (1988). Politics of Compromise Will Reign in Washington. ENR, Nov. 17, 1988, pp9

ENR. (1988). Toxic Gas Stops Work on Boston Sewer Job. ENR, Dec. 1, 1988, pp16

ENR. (1989). Hoped-for Consensus Collapses as Safety Legislation is Unveiled. ENR. May 4, 1989, pp10

ENR. (1989). L.A. Garage Deck Collapses During Concrete Pour. ENR, Sep. 7, 1989, pp. 5

ENR. (1989). Stadium Roof Framing Kills Four in Palermo. ENR, Sep. 7, 1989, pp. 5

ENR. (1990). Bridge Contractor Fined. ENR, Aug. 30, 1990, pp. 15

ENR. (1990). Girder tilts and slips off pier in Hawaii. ENR, June 14, 1990, pp.5

ENR. (1991). Georgia stadium roof snag studied. ENR, Nov. 4, 1991, pp. 12

ENR. (1993). Tools of The Trades Get New Healthy Look, Feel. ENR, Feb. 22, 1993, pp 32-34

ENR. (1993). Worker Killed in SSC Tunneling Mishap. ENR, Mar. 1, 1993, pp.3

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Fanning M.I. (1983). Safety and Health Trends. Constructor, Sep. 1983, pp.69

Hinson, J. R. (1989). Careful Selection, Use of Scaffolds Imperative to Accident Prevention. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1989, pp. 119-120

Hinson, J. R. (1989). Safety Terms Need Clarification For Effective Accident Prevention. Occupational Health & Safety, April 1989, pp. 47-48, pp.51 and pp. 84

Jack B. ReVelle. Safety Process Analysis. Professional Safety, Jul. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.7, p.19-26.

Janine L. Reid, A Safer Working Environment Benefits the Industry, CFMA BP, p50-53, September - October 2002.

James W. Lahey, Construction: The Long View, Safety & Health, p48-54, December 1988.

Job-Site Safety Issues

John E. Schumacher. So How Good Is Your Safety Program Anyway? http://www.csda.org/, Concrete Openings, vol.10, no.2, p.37-39.

Korman, R. (1990). New rules to soften ‘safe’ falls. ENR, Jan. 11, 1990, pp. 8-9

Korman, R. (1991). Anjo’s Inexperience Debated. ENR. Feb. 18, 1991, pp. 9-10

Kosowatz, J. J., Bradford, H. and Ichniowski, T. (1989). Overpass Collapses While Workers Finish Pouring Span’s Concrete Deck. ENR, Sep. 7, 1989, pp10-11

Lewis, Darcy, How does your safety program stack up? A good audit will show how the program really works. Found in Safety & Health; March 1998, v157, n3, p30(4)

Matthew J. Brukart. “Wouldn’t it Be Nice if”…! Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, vol.7, no.2, May 1, 2002, ASCE ISSN 1084-0680/2002/2-61-67.

McGraw-Hill Inc. (1972). Safety Manual. Construction Methods & Equipment, Sep. 1972

Michael Findley, Susan Smith, Tyler Kress, Gregory Petty and Kim Enoch. Safety Program Elements in Construction. Professional Safety, Feb. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.2, p.14-21.

Michael Saujani and Nick Adler. Safety at Fort Dearborn Co.. Professional Safety, Mar. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.3, p.25-31.

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Mumtaz A. Usmen and Kifah Jayyousi. Safety Program Guidelines for Public School Facility Construction and Operations. Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, vol.7, no.2, May 1, 2002, ASCE, ISSN 1084—680/2002/2-74-80.

National Safety Council. (1993). BLS survey finds decline in on-the-job injuries for 1991. OSHA up-to-date, Vol. 22, No. 2, Feb. 1993

Oak Ridge death report cites strap, pressure.

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Setzer, S. W. (1993). A Krash Course in Safety. ENR. Feb. 22, 1993, pp 30

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The Construction Site Safety Program.

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Safety Responsibility

T. Michael Toole, Construction Site Safety Roles, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, p203-210, May / June 2002.

Safety Standards

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Safety Training

AGCA (The Associated General Contractors of America). (1971). Safety Training Course for Construction Supervisors.

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Sanctions

Gregg M. Bishop, Discipline and Safety, Health & Safety, p16-20

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Scaffold

Andrew G. Roe, Fatal Scaffold Collapse Prompts Scrutiny of Code, ENR, p11, March 25 2002.

Building Maintenance Units and Powered Swinging Stages, A Guide for Their Design, Construction and Use (2000). Occupational Safety & Health

Chicago Files Lawsuit Over Scaffolding Collapse, ENR, p7, April 29 2002.

Civil Engineering (1998).Elevator Collapse Closes Times Square. Civil Engineering. Sep. 1998, pp. 8

Daniels, S.H. (2002). OSHA Hits Firms Over Scaffolds. ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 17

Gonchar, J (2001). Investigators Search for Cause of Deadly Scaffold Collapse. ENR. Nov. 5, 2001, pp 15

ENR. (1981). Scaffolding insurer tallies accident data. ENR, May 21, 1981, pp. 50

ENR. (1997). Workers Die In Scaffold Falls. ENR, July 28, 1997, pp.12

ENR. (2002). OSHA Hits Firms Over Scaffolds. ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 17

Fred Elliott. Scaffolding Good Practices. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Heath & Safety, vol. 72, no.10, p.26-28.

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Lang, L. Scaffold Industry Ready for Competent Person Guidelines. ENR, July 28, 1997, pp. 11

New Scaffold Standard (1996), Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, August 30, 1996

OSHA Hits Firms over Scaffolds, ENR, p17, April 22 2002.

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Worker Dies in Scaffold Collapse. Site Safe News . HSE. Spring 1999

Scheduling

Coble, R.J., & Elliot, B.R., (2000). Scheduling for Construction Safety. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.43-56) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

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Security

Dan. M. Bowers, Security Fundamentals, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, Dec. 2001, p31-33.

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SH&E

Anthony Veltri, Daren Dance and Michael Nave. SH&E Life-Cycle Cost Model. Professional Safety, Jul. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.7, p.30-36.

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Shift Work

Coburn, E. (1997). Shiftworker Fatigue: The $77 Billion Problem. Cost Engineering Vol.39, No.4, April 1997, pp.26-28

Ed Coburn, Shift Worker Fatigue, Cost Engineering, Vol.39, No.4, p26-28, April 1997.

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Shoring

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Shutdown

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Sick Buildings

ENR. (1983). ‘Sick’ buildings a Pandora’s box. ENR, Feature, Oct. 27, 1983, pp.28 and pp. 32-33

Burton, D.J. (1997). Avoid Reentrainment of Exhausted Air. Occupational Health & Safety. March, 1997, pp. 27-29

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Signs

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Silicosis

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William G. Krizan. Deadly Dust Can Leave You Gasping at the Consequences. ENR, vol.245, no.18, Nov.6, 2000, p.64-68.

Smart Buildings

ENR (1993).Smart Buildings Make Good Sense . ENR. May 17, 1993, pp. 24-28

Software

Nigel Hyatt. Computer Software for Process hazards Analysis. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.69, no.10, Oct. 2000, p.188-198.

Spanish

Learn Spanish, Teach English, Builder, p82, August 2002.

Statistics

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Castelli, Jim, BLS improves on-the-job death census. (Bureau of Labor Statistics) Found in Safety & Health; Jan 1994, v149, n1, p91(4)

ENR. (1999). Florida Deaths: 1999 Count Is 41. ENR, May 10, 1999, pp. 25

ENR. (2001). Construction Leads in Deaths Despite Lower Fatality Rate. ENR, Aug. 27, 2001, pp. 12

ENR. (2002). Blind Spot is Where Workers Meet Violent Death. ENR. Oct. 28, 2002, pp 48

ENR. (2002). Injuries Drop In Construction. ENR, Jan. 7, 2002, pp.16

Deaths Up Sharply After Helmet Laws Repealed, NHTSA Reports; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.12.

Harris, John, The British construction industry - 1992: impetus for change. (Industry Overview) Found in International Journal of Manpower; June 1992, v13, n5, p43(5)

Hinze, Jimmie, and David Bren, Analysis of Fatalities and Injuries Due to Powerline Contacts, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE. Vol. 122, No. 2, June 1996.

Hinze, Jimmie, and Debra Russell, Analysis of Fatalities Recorded by OSHA, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 121, No. 2, June, 1995.

Hinze, Jimmie, and Steve Baseden, The Changing Nature of Confined Spaces, Proceeding of the Second International Conference of CIB Working Commission W99, Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 24-27, 1999.

Hinze, Jimmie, The Construction Safety Record Since 1971, 1996 Annual Convention, ASCE. Washington, D.C., November 10-14, 1996.

Injuries Drop in Construction, ENR, p16, January 7/January 14 2002

James C. Helmkamp and Wayne J. Lundstrom, Bridge Construction-Related Deaths In West Virginia 1990-1999: Recognition of A Problem and Resulting Corrective Actions, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, Dec.2001, p18-22.

Joe Coombs, Workplace Fatalities in Florida Rose in 2001, the Gainesville Sun, p5b, 7b, October 16 2002.

John Rye, Adhesive Safety Whys and Hows, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p40, March 2002.

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Richard Coble, Deaths Are Not Just Statistics, ENR, p5, December 23 2002.

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Theodore K. Courtney and Barbara S. Webster, Getting Answers-What Can BLS Data Reveal About Disabling Injuries, Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, Sep.2002, p24-30.

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Steel Erection

Codding, F.H. Safer Work Place. ENR, June 2, 1997, pp. 3

Fauerbach, S. and Davis, S. (2002). Considering steel erection safety. Structural Engineer, Jan. 2002, Vol.2, No.11, pp. 28-31

Innovative steel joist erection makes construction faster, safer. (Engineering The Future In Steel: Special Advertising Section) Found in ENR; Sept 7 1998, v241, n9, pS11(2)

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Joseph Feldstein, Understanding Subpart R: Steel Erection, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p54-56, July 2002.

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Rod Stanley, Steel Erection Standard, Compliance Magazine, p12-13, August 2002.

Sherie Winston. Steel Erection Rule Is First Plan Under Negotiated Rulemaking. ENR, Jan.29, 2001, p.11.

Slaughter, E. Sarah, Simulation of structural steel erection to assess innovations. Found in IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management; May 1997, v44, n2, p196(12)

Structural Engineer. (2002). Group says OSHA steel erection standard needs retooling. Structural Engineer, Jan. 2002, pp. 11

Stress

Barbara Rowlands, Campaign to Cut Worker Stress, The Press, Christchurch, New Zealand, Thursday, July 2, 1992.

Michael Skinner and Wendell Wood, Controlling Stress and Change Will improve, NUCA, p22-24, June 1992.

Gardell H. Powell, Stress: What is it? How to Recognize? Always Bad? What to Do about it?, Professional Safety, Vol.27, No.7, p26-29, July 1982.

Subcontractor

Dellinger v. Omaha Public Power (2000). Contractor Not Liable For Subcontractor’s Injury. Civil Engineering, Nov. 2000, pp. 70

ENR (2001). Engineer Not Liable For Sub’s Safety. ENR, Jun.25, 2001, p.25.

ENR (2003). General Contractor Is Not Liable For Sub’s Injured Worker. ENR, June 23, 2003. p.20

Hinze, J. and Figone, L., Subcontractor Safety as Influenced by General Contractors on Small and Medium Sized Projects, The Construction Industry Institute, Source Document 38, Austin, Texas (1988)

Hinze, J. and Talley, D., Subcontractor Safety as Influenced by General Contractors on Large Projects, The Construction Industry Institute, Source Document 39, Austin, Texas (1988)

Jonathan Barnes, After Accident, Vote of Support, ENR, Dec.2, 2002, p13.

Lockwood v. Bowman Construction Co. , No. 96-1898 (7^th Cir. 1996). (1997). Sub is Not Liable for Accident in ‘Borrowed’ Truck. ENR, Jan. 20, 1997, pp. 48

Supervisor

1989. “The First Safety Meeting: Make it Worth Their While”. Construction Supervision and Safety Letter 25, No. 24. section II. 1-2.

Hinze, Gordon, Francine, Supervisor-Worker Relationship Affects Injury Rate
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Hinze, Jimmie W. and Henry Parker, Safety: Productivity and Job Pressures, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 104, No. 1, March 1978, pp. 27-34.

Hinze, Jimmie, Human Aspects of Construction Safety ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division (Mar. 1981), vol. 107, no. 1, p 61-72

Hinze, Jimmie, Qualities of Safe Superintendents ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Mar. 1987), vol. 113, no. 1, p 169-171

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McMeel, K., The Effect of Foremen on Safety on Super Projects, unpublished Master’s report, University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MO, 1979.

Practical Safety for Supervisors. Specialized Module 17 Ergonomics.

Raboud, P. Construction Subcontractor Safety, Master’s thesis, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1986.

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Supervisors Safety Manual, 6th Edition, National Safety Council, Chicago, 1985.

Van de Voorde, Work-Related Injury Frequency Rates in the Navy Seabees, unpublished Master’s research report, University of Washington, 1991.

Surety

Surety Cannot Just Substitute a New Contract, ENR, p20, June 10 2002.

Technology

Andrew G. Roe, Handhelds Hold up Well for Variety of Site Uses, ENR, Vol.247, No.19, p31-34, November 5 2001.

Breeding, D.C. Using the Internet for Effective Safety Management. Occupational Health & Safety, pp.24

David C. Breeding, Using the Internet for Effective Safety Management, Occupational/Health & Safety, p24.

Roe, A.G. (2001). Handhelds Hold up Well For Variety of Site Uses. ENR, Nov. 5, 2001, Vol.247, No. 19, pp. 31-34

Terrorism

Aileen Cho; Terrorism Concerns Restrict Transport System Resources; ENR, p.15, Jan.20, 2003.

Ali Khan, David Swerdlow, and Dennis Juranek, Precautions Against Biological and Chemical Terrorism Directed at Food Supplies, Injury Insights, p1-2, December 2001/ January 2002.

Brian T. Bennett. Terrorism. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.31-38.

Brouwer, G. (2001). Engineers Warned to Guard Plans. Civil Engineering, Dec. 2001, pp. 27

Dale M. Petroff; Responding To ‘Dirty Bombs’; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.9, p.82-88.

Early Days of August Prove Fatal in Three Construction Mishaps, ENR, p16, August 12, 2002.

Group’s Report Rethinks Safety, ENR, p13, July 15, 2002.

James P. Zeigler, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Occupational Health & Safety, p72-75, May 1999.

Johnson, L.F. (2002). Managing Contract Security. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 82, 84

Louis Rovner; Are You Hiring Terrorists? http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.18.

Nadine, M. (2002). Defending Against Bioterrorism. ENR, Jan. 2002, pp.12

Nadine M. Post and Sherie Winston. Massive Assault Doomed Tower. ENR, Sep. 17, 2001, p.10-13

Peter Reina, NO Serious Structural Damage as Plane Strikes Milan Landmark, ENR, p12, April 29 2002.

Post, N.M. Illia, T. and Rosta, P. (2002). New York Retrofits Aside, Safety Improvements Are Moving Slowly. ENR, Sep. 23, 2002, pp. 11

Teaman, C. The Big Red Tool Box. School to Career, pp. 12

The Staff of Occupational Health & Safety. (2002). Homeland Defense & Security Resources. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 80

Tom Armistead and Andrew Wright; Contractors in War Zones Balance Demands of Work With Security Needs; ENR, p.34, Dec.22, 2003.

TSA Awards new Round of Grants for Port Upgrades; ENR, p.15, Dec.22, 2003

Theory

Andriessen, J.H.T.H. (1978). Safe behaviour and safety motivation. Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1:363-376

Capell, M. L.(1985). The stress-loss connection. Professional Safety, Mar. 1985, pp. 33-35

Keenan, V. Kerr, W. and Sherman, W. Psychological Climate and Accidents in an Automotive Plant.

Leplat, J. (1978). Accident analyses and work analyses. Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1: 331-340

Schweisheimer, W. (1972). “Why do some workers have more accidents?” Civil Engineering-ASCE, Oct. 1972, pp.54

Shimmin,S. Corbett, J.M. and McHugh, D. (1980).Human behaviour: some aspects of risk-taking in the construction industry. Safe construction for the future. Institution of Civil Engineers, 1980, pp.13-21.

Tilt Up

Rigger Dies in Sacramento Tilt-Up Accident, ENR, p7, December 23 2002.

Tilt-up Concrete Construction, National Safety Council, Data Sheet I-513 Rev.91, p1-6.

Timing of Accidents

Hinze, Jimmie; Roxo, Jair, Is Injury Occurrence Related to Lunar Cycles?
ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Dec. 1984), vol. 110, no. 4, p 409-419

Hinze, Jimmie, Biorhythm Cycles and Injury Occurrences
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Michelson, L., Wilson, J., and Michelson, J., Investigation of Periodicity in Crisis Intervention Calls over a Eight-Year Span, Psychological Reports, 1979.

Tools

Safety Program for Power Tool Use Stresses Basics, Training, CM&E, p39, September 1973.

Scott Fuller and Doug Martin. Tool Design and Tool Safety in Construction. The American Professional Constructor, vol.27, no.2, Oct. 2003, p.2-13.

The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER). (2001). The Tools for the Job. Construction & Engineering Safety, Sep. 2001, pp. 24-26

Top Management

Levitt, R., The Effect of Top Management on Safety in Construction, Technical Report No. 196, The Construction Institute, Stanford University, July 1975.

Hinze, J., Levitt, R.E. and Samelson, N. M. Managing Construction Safely: New Research Findings

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Tower

ENR (2003). Three Workers Die as 1,000-ft TV Tower Topples in Alabama. Sep. 15, 2003, p.18

Korman, R. (2002). Tower Access Change Praised. ENR, April 22, 2002, pp. 11

Toxic Fumes

Toxic Fumes Prove Fatal For Two Workers On Sewer Job, ENR, Jul.15, 2002, p7.

Trade

T. Michael Toole. Comparison of Site Safety Policies of Construction Industry Trade Groups. Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, vol.7, no.2, May 1, 2002, ASCE, ISSN 1084-0680/2002/2-90-95.

Training

(2002). JET Adopts 8-Hour Safety Orientation Program. Safety Programs, summer 2002, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 7

Beck, Joe E., High-End Training: Interactive CD-ROM Instruction Is A Better Solution To An Old Problem, in Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. ?, No. ?, pp.50-54.

Bernold, L.E., Bingham, W.L., Mcdonald, P.H., Attia, T.M. (2000). Impact of Holistic and Learning-Oriented Teaching on Academic Success. Journal of Engineering Education. Apr. 2000, pp. 191-199

Betty Loafman, Measures of Success, Ergonomics Supplement, p124-128, June 2002

C. Richard Anderson, OSHA And Accident Control Through Training, Industrial Press Inc., 200 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. 10016

Construction Facts & Safety Tips, Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, Feb.2002, p53.

Constructor. (2001). Using Pictures To Teach Safe Work Practices. Constructor, June 2001, pp.34, Vol. Lxxx111, No.6

CSDA Training Program Puts Down Roots In Florida; http://www.csda.org/, Concrete Openings, vol.12, no.2, p.41-45, June 2003.

David Machles; Evaluating The Effectiveness of Safety Training; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, p.54-63, June 2003.

David L. Machles, Training Transfer Strategies For The Safety Professional, American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, vol.47, no.2, Feb.2002, p32-34.

Donald J. Breiland and Lola Fraser. Self-paced training. American Society of Safety Engineers. Sep. 1991, p.28-31.

G.C. Shah, Five Steps to Digital Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p22-25, March 2002.

George Kennedy, NUCA Safety Director, First Aid Training Saves Lives, Utility Contractor, p23-24, p33, June 1999.

Goldenhar, L.M. , Moran, S.K. and Colligan, M. (2001). Health and Safety Training Ina sample of Open-Shop Construction Companies. Journal of Safety Research, Vol.32, No.2, Summer 2001

Hadipriono, F.C., & Larew, R.E., (1996). Safety training in virtual construction environment. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 581-592). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema

Harry Anuszkiewicz. Safety Training From A to Z. Constructor, June 1999, p.37

Hintch, B. (2002). Following Up On Training Results. Compliance Magazine, Vol. 9, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 18, 20

Ivan L. Weinstock. Electrifying Words. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.82.

Jeff Hirsh, Getting in Touch with The Tools of The Trade, ENR, T1-4, June 10 2002.

Jessie F. Godbey, Greg Murphy and Robert E. Thomas, Training Manager for A Safer Workplace, Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, vol.47, no.7, Jul.2002, p28-31.

Larry Z. Sherman; OSHA Training Requirements: Are You In Compliance? http://www.csda.org/, Concrete Openings, vol.12, no.2, p.25-27, June 2003.

Metzgar, Carl R., Don't make assumptions about worker training. (Safety Notebook) (Column) Found in Pit & Quarry; Oct 1994, v87, n4, p40(1).

Michael J. Cherniak. MSDS Forms give Necessary Information Only If Users Know How to Interpret Them. Occupational Health & Safety, Oct. 1992, p.78-80.

Nancy Lenthe Dowling and Stephanie H. McKinnon; Instructional Objectives-Improving The Success of Safety Training; Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, Sep.2002, p41-44.

Overheul, Valerie, A Cure for Boredom, in Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 70, No. 9, pp. 192-194.

Paulson, Jr., B.C., (2000). Safety Program for Volunteer-Based Construction Projects. In Coble, R.J., Hinze, J., & Haupt, T.C. (eds.), Construction Safety and Health Management, (pp.1-18) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

R. Craig Schroll; Emergency Response Training-How To Plan, Conduct & Evaluate For Success; Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, vol.47, no.12, Dec.2002, p16-21.

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Safety Training for Plant Operators, ENR, p25, November 12 2001.

Soeiro, A.V., (1996). Education and safety in construction. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 577-580). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

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Terrell L. Perry; Torn Over Training; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.11, p.80-84, Nov. 2003.

Training Requirements of OSHA Standards and Training Guidelines," OSHA 2254, U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Valerie Overheul, Does Online Training Live Up to Its Promises, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p100-106, June 2002

West, R. (1987). Training Workers in First Aid/ CPR Improves Plant Accident Rates. Occupational Health & Safety, July 1987, pp. 29, pp. 31-32

William Miller. Special Delivery. Constructor, March 1990, p.18-19.

Treatment

Hensel, J. (2000). Fostering a first aid. Occupational Health & Safety. Apr. 2000, pp. 48-54

Trenching

(1998). Excavation Companies Fined $218,050 For Exposing Workers to Trenching Hazards. Enforcement, 11-4-98

Beck, D.E. (2000). Progressive Engineering, Trenchless Pipeline Rehabilitation. CE News, Mar.2000, pp. 58-59 and pp. 62-64

Bureau of Business Practice, Inc. (1989). Safety In The Trenches. Construction Supervision & Safety Letter, Vol. 25, No. 22, Section II, Nov. 30, 1989

Civil Engineering/ ASCE . AEPIC Looks At Safety In The Trenches. Pp. 10

Coastal Video Communications Corp. (1995). CAVE-IN! Trenching and Shoring Safety. One of a series of fully-illustrated employee handbooks.

Coastal Video Communications Corp. (1995). Cave-in! Trenching and Shoring Safety.

DIXIE Contractor. (1997). North American “Call Before You Dig” awareness program established. DIXIE Contractor, July 21, 1997, pp. 46B

ENR. (1997). OSHA Metes Out Trench Fines. ENR, May 12, 1997, pp. 19

ENR. (1999). Young Girl Dies When Trench with No Shoring Collapses. ENR. Aug. 30, 1999, pp. 7

ENR (2003). Recent Trench Cave-Ins Show Desperate Attempts at Rescue. Dec.22, 2003, p.7

Fred Elliott; Questions of Competence; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.6, p.128-131, June 2003.

George Kennedy, The Ins and Outs of Trench Shields, NUCA, Vol.18, No.3, p20-21, March 1994.

Hill, B. (2002). Improving Trench Safety. Blueprint Vol. 2 No. 2 Fall 2002, pp. 3-4

Hinze, J. (2002).Analysis of Trench Shield Injury Accidents. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1145-1159. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York.

Hitchings, L. (2002). Hinged Slide Rail System Copes With Restricted Work Spaces. ENR, Aug. 5, 2002, pp. 17

Irizarry, J., Abraham, D.M., Wirahadikusumah, R.D., and Arboleda, C. (2002). Analysis of Safety Issues in Trenching Operations. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1133-1144. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York.

Jimmie Hinze and Nicholas J. Carino. A Study of Work Practices Employed to Protect Workers in Trenches. NBSIR 80-1988.

John F. Rekus. Safety In the Trenches. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1992, p.26-37.

Ken Forsberg & Mike Fernandez. Trench Shielding Increases Safety, Cuts contractor Costs. Efficiency Production, Inc.

Kennedy, G. (2000). Ensuring Directional Drilling Safety. Utility Contractor, April 2000, Vol.24, No. 4, pp. 28-30

Leah Hitchings, Hinged Slide Rail system Copes with Restricted Work Spaces, ENR, p17, August 5, 2002.

Lothrop, T. K., (1994). Making Excavation Work Safer. Excel. Vol. 7, No. 1&2, pp 1-6

NIOSH. (1985). Request for Assistance in Preventing Deaths and Injuries from Excavation Cave-ins. NIOSH ALERT, July 1985

NIOSH. (1985). Request for Assistance in Preventing Deaths and Injuries from Excavation Cave-ins. July 1985

Polumbo, R.J. Trenching and Elevated Work: Highs And Lows of Construction Hazards. Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 28, and pp. 32-34

Recent Trench Cave-Ins Show Desperate Attempts at Rescue; Construction Week, p.7, Dec. 22, 2003.

Rekus, J.F. (1992). Safety In the Trenches (New rule offers clearer language, straightforward safety procedures for excavation). Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 1992, pp. 26-27

Robert, W. Performance of Utility-Trench Shoring: Case Study. pp. 20-25

Roe, A. G. (1997). National ‘One-call’ Rules Pushed. ENR. Aug. 11, 1997, pp. 8-9

Ross, C.E. (1990). Excavation And Shoring Requirements. Standard Practice 6775.6000 (5-3-90).

Simonetti, C. (2000). Excavator Safety----Training Is Everything. Heavy Equipment News, Nov. 2000, pp28-29

Stanevich, R.L. and Middleton, D.C. (1988). An exploratory analysis of excavation cave-in fatalities. Professional Safety, Vol.33, No.2, Feb. 1988, pp. 24-28

The Washington Post. (1980). Soil at Cave-in Required Precautions, Experts Say. July 31, 1980.

Trench Boxes Help Get to The Bottom of This, Civil Engineering, p18-22, February 1993.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service Centers for Disease Control, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. (1985). Request for Assistance in Preventing Deaths and Injuries from Excavation Cave-ins. NIOSH, Alert, July 1985

UNCA. (1979). Hydraulic Excavator Safety: The Contractor’s Role. NUCA, Sep. 1979, pp. 24-25

Trinitrotoluene(TNT)

Robert B. Woodward, Trinitrotoluene (TNT), NUCA, p22-35, September 1978.

Woodward, R. B. C.A.E. , Staff Liasion , and NUCA Safety Committee. (1978). Trinitrotoluene(TNT). NUCA, Tool-Box Talks, Sep. 1978. pp. 22 and pp. 34-35.

Turnover

Hinze, Jimmie, Turnover, New Workers and Safety, ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 104, No. 4, December 1978, pp. 409-417.

Hinze, J., Worker Turnover and Job Safety, The National Utility Contractor, Vol. 2, No. 1, January 1978.

Type of Injury

Bernold, Leonhard E.; Guler, Nil. Analysis of Back Injuries in Construction", ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (Sept. 1993), vol. 119, no. 3, p 607-621

Duque, V., Tadeu, A.J.B., Silva, R.M., & Melico-Silvestre, (1996). Illness related to thermal pathologies in buildings. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 465-472). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Vehicles

LaBello, J. How to Develop a Safe Driver & Vehicle Program for Your Company. CONSTRUCTION ink!, pp. 12-22

Money, D. M. (2000). Mirror System Safety for Roadway Construction Vehicles. Heavy Equipment News. May 2000. pp 20-23

Ventilation

Burton, D.J. Important New OH & S Standard Now in Effect. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 70, No.12, pp.26-28

D. Jeff Burton, Important New OH&S Standard Now in Effect, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.70, No.12, p26-28.

Vest

Bob Koppes and Gary Pearson; Is Your High-Visibility Apparel Working For You? Concrete Openings, p26-27, March 2003.

Violence

Bruce T. Blythe and Terri Butler Stivarius. Assessing and Defusing Workplace Threats of Violence. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.2, p.20-24.

Irving G. Jacob; defusing The Explosive Worker; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.73, no.1, p.56-60.

Sarah J. Smith; Workplace Violence; Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, vol.47, no.11, Nov.2002, p34-43.

Vicki Sanderford-O’Connor, Violence Prevention Techniques for Over-Stressed Workplaces, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7 p102-105, July 2002.

Workplace Violence: Employees Don’t Recognize Warning Signs, Survey Finds. Professional Safety, Mar. 2004, http://www.asse.org/, vol.49, no.3, p.1.

Workplace Violence Remains a Threat in Many Setting. Professional Safety, Oct. 2003, http://www.asse.org/, vol.48, no.10, p.16.

Voluntary Protection Program (VPP)

Jerry Laws, Assuring Best Practices, Occupational/Health & Safety, Vol.69, No.7, p92-94, July 2000

Laws, J. (2000). Assuring Best Practices. Occupational Health & Safety, July 2000, Vol. 69, No. 7, pp. 92-94

Mike Avery; Establishing A Voluntary Protection Program Is Worth The Effort. Once Implemented, It Becomes Integral To The Company’s Way of Doing Business. Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.5, May 2003, p108-110.

VPP Lineup Expands Program Benefits; Compliance Magazine, p.6, vol.11, no.1, Jan. 2004.

Welding

August F. Manz, ‘Safety in Welding and Cutting’ Details Practices and Procedures, Occupational Health & Safety, p 27, 31, May 1990.

Bancroft, K. (2002). Safety and the Professional Welder, Part 2. Occupational Health & Safety, Vol. 71, No. 10, Oct. 2002, pp. 48, 50 and pp.101

Charles C. Phillips; Welders, Helpers Are Exposed To Severe Burns; http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.1, p.8.

CM & E (1976). Prevent hazards, weld safety. CM & E, Safety Memo, June, 1976, pp. 79

ENR. (1998). The Jokes Aren’t Very Funny Anymore. ENR, Cover Story Labor, Sep. 7, 1998, pp. 26-30

Goldenhar, L.M. and Sweeney, M.H. (1996). Tradeswomen’s Perspectives on Occupational Health & Safety: A Qualitative Investigation. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 29: 516-520 (1996)

Health & Safety, p27, p31, May 1990.

H. Shane Ashby; Welding Fume In The Workplace; Professional Safety http://www.asse.org/, vol.47, no.4, Apr.2002, p55-60.

Jason Lague, Protection for Welders Pays Off, Compliance Magazine, Vol.9, No.11, p14-15, November/December 2002.

John F. Rekus, CIH, CSP, CHCM, Your Worksite Lunch May Be Lethal If You’re a Construction Worker, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.57, No.11, p30-34, October 1988.

Kathie M. Leonard. Solving Hot Work Safety Puzzles. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.10, p.58-62.

Kris Bancroft; Plasma Arc Cutting Hazards; Occupational Health & Safety, vol.72, no.3, p26-28.

Kris Bancroft, Safety and the Professional Welder, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.3 p84-86, March 2002.

Mike Pankratz, Welding Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, p46-54.

OHS (2000). NIOSH: Women Face High Risks at Work. Occupational Health & Safety , Sep. 2000 pp. 12

Roger Brooks. The Search for Welding Safety. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.3, March 2001, p.22-24.

Susi, P. , Goldberg, M. , Barnes, P. , and Stafford, E.(Pete). (2000). The Use of a Task-Based Exposure Assessment Model (T-Beam) for Assessment of Metal Fume Exposures During Welding and Thermal Cutting. Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, Volume 15 (1): 2000, pp. 26-38

Worker

de, Stwolinski, A Survey of the Safety Environment of the Construction Industry, Technical Report No. 114, Dept. of Civil Engineering, Stanford University, October 1969.

Banki, M., The Relationship Between the Mental Environment of Workers and the Incidence of Injuries, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1979.

Hinze, Jimmie, "Human Aspects of Construction Safety," ASCE, Journal of the Construction Division, ASCE, Vol. 107, No. 1, March 1981.

Koehn, E., & Surabhi, M.R., (1996). Involving employees with construction safety and health practices. In L.M. Alves Dias & R. Coble (eds.), Implementation of Safety and Health on Construction Sites (pp. 385-392). Rotterdam: A.A. Balkema.

Van de Voorde, Work-Related Injury Frequency Rates in the Navy Seabees, unpublished Master’s research report, University of Washington, 1991.

Worker Accidents

Bradford, Michael, Fatal construction accident investigated at Olympic site. (18th Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia)Found in Business Insurance; March 27 1995, v29, n13, p3(2)

Fabey, Michael, In the wake of recent fatality, bridge-worker safety is at issue. Found in Philadelphia Business Journal, ; Sept 28 1992, v11, n30, p1(2)

Simon, Richard, Worker dies on subway project. (Los Angeles, CA Metro Rail construction) Found in Los Angeles Times; July 26 1997, v116, n238, pB1, col 4

Winston, Sherie, Worker slain by watchman. Found in ENR; April 1 1996, v236, n13, p12(1)

Safety Program Pay Off. Found in Engineering News-Record; Dec. 15 1983, v211, p59.

Toppled tower kills worker. (steel light tower at stadium for 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games) (ENR News) Found in ENR; March 27 1995, v234, n12, p15(1)

Worker Compensation

Aaron Rourke, The Truth about Comp Costs, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.7, p64-68

ABCs of Revised Experience Rating, NCCI, 1990

Atkinson, W. (1998). The Role of the Supervisor in Workers’ Comp Cost Control, Quinlan Publishing Group, pp. 1-2

Bartel, J. R. (1995). Controlling Absences: The ADA, FMLA, and Workers’ Compensation. NUCA. May 1995, pp. 42-44

Blakely, S. (1998). Fighting Fraud In Workers’ Comp. Nation’s Business, April 1998, pp. 14-21

Cabrera, J. (1993). California Finally Gets Workers’ Comp Reform. NUCA. Nov. 1993, pp. 32

Carol Corcoran, New Factors for Safer Workplaces, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71, No.7, p58-62.

Coble, R. and Elliott (1997), B. R., Workers’ Compensation Fraud as It Relates to the General Contractor. Cost Engineering. Vol. 39/No. 12. Dec. 1997, pp. 32-36

Cohen, W. (1993). Sticking it to business (Companies struggle with an out-of-control workers’ compensation system). U.S. News & World Report, Mar. 8, 1993, pp. 59-61

Colledge, A. L. and Johnson, H. I. (2000), The S.P.I.C.E. Model for Return to Work. Occupational Health & Safety, Feb. 2000, pp. 64-69

Compensation Insurance Base Rates (2001). ENR. Sep. 24, 2001, pp. 35

Daniels, S. H. and Grogan, T (2001). Insurance: Workers’ Comp Rates Cool Off but Bigger Hikes Could be Coming. ENR. Sep. 24, 2001, pp. 34

DeGroodt, A. (1997), Late-Breaking News of the Roofing Industry. Professional Roofing. Jan. 1997, pp. 3

Ed Langstaff, The Language of Workers’ Comp, Compliance Magazine, Vol.10 No.1, p26-27, Jan 2003

ENR (2002). Insurance Covers Fistfight at Work. ENR. Sep. 30, 2002, pp19

ENR Editorials (1993). Union Worker Compensation Plan May Kill Two Birds with One Stone. ENR. Nov. 29, 1993, pp. 72

ENR (1999). Injured Worker Wins Another Day in Court. ENR, June 14, 1999. p.37

ENR. (2002). Workers’ Comp Is Exclusive Remedy. ENR, Aug. 26, 2002, pp. 17

Employee on ‘Special Mission’ Is Entitled to Workers’ Comp; ENR, p.23, Dec.8, 2003.

Fischer, B. (1996). Fighting Fraud in Worker’s Compensation Insurance. NUCA, Aug./Sep. 1996, pp. 27-29

Gary J. Tulacz, Compensation: It Is Now a Buyers’ Market, ENR, p30, June 24 2002.

Goerth, C.R. (1987). Injuried Employee May Sue Workers’ Compensation Carrier, Court Rules. Occupational Health & Safety, Aug. 1987, pp. 38

Grogan, T. and Daniels, S. (2001). Labor: Wage Hikes Largest in a Decade. ENR. Sep. 24, 2001, pp. 36-37

Henry, W.R. (1974). What Occupational Disease is Doing to the Workers’ Compensation System

Hourly Union Pay Scales, September 2001. ENR. Sep. 24, 2001, pp. 37-40

How Much Do You Lose in Workers’ Compensation Premuims

Injured Worker Wins another Day in Court, ENR, p37, June 14 1999

Kohn, D. (1994). Three Suits Accuse Carriers of Overcharge. ENR. Nov. 21, 1994, pp. 17- 20.

Laborer Loses Bid for Worker’s Compensation, ENR, p19, April 8 2002

Lawson, D.E. (2002). Workers’ Compensation In Florida: New Laws Take Effect and a Crisis Builds. Construction Ink!, Summer 2002 pp. 14-17

Mahone, Noelle and Cristola, Kathryn. 1998 Legislation Affecting Workers’ Compensation Fraud.

Matt W. Smitha, Kent R. Oestenstad and Kathleen C. Brown; State Workers’ Compensation Reform & Workplace Safety Regulations; American Society of Safety Engineers-Professional Safety, Dec.2001, p45-50.

McDermott, M.J. (1997). Workers’ Compensation Fraud Deterrents in The Construction Industry. July 23, 1997

McDiarmid (2000), W. B., Five Simple Steps to Lower Workers’ Comp Legal Fees, Quilan Publishing Group.

Miller, C. R., Lehtola, C. J., Allen, K. and Hinze, J. W. (2002). Understanding Workers’ Compensation: An Overview for Building Professionals

Monique A. Lanman. 10 Steps to Reduce Claim Costs. http://www.csda.org/, Concrete Openings, vol.10, no.2, p.49-51.

Monique A. lanman, Red Alert! Workers’ Compensation, Fraud and You, Concrete Opening, p57-58, September 2001.

North Dakota Workers Compensation Rates – 2002/2003, Policyholder Services, May 15, 2002

Physicians Debate Pros and Cons of Workers’ Comp Managed Care. Florida Workers’ Comp Advisor, pp. 7-8

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (1999). Fraud Employer’s WC premiums skyrocket after changing insurers.(Employer alleges insurer fraudulently promised premiums would go down). WCLB, Vol. 22, No. 11, Nov. 10, 1999

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (1998). Worker’s Compensation Law Bulletin. Vol. 21, No. 9, pp. 1-2

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (1999). Fraud Video camera depicts “totally disabled” worker as robust commercial fisherman. Worker’s Compensation Law Bulletin (WCLB), Vol. 22, No. 10, Oct. 10, 1999

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (1999). Workers’ Comp Cost Control Report. Vol. 8, No. 9, Sep. 1999

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (2000). Employee Terminations Law Bulletin. Vol. 21. No. 2, pp. 1-8

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (2000). Workers’ Comp Cost Control Report, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 1-8

Quinlan Online (http://www.quinlan.com/) (2000). Workers’ Compensation Law Bulletin. Vol.23, No. 7, July 10, 2000, pp. 1-8

Quinlan Publishing Group (http://www.quinlan.com/) (2000). Fraud: Worker feigns back injury after being fired (Doctors testity he was a ‘malingerer’). Workers’ Compensation Law Bulletin. Vol.23, No. 2, Feb 10, 2000

Richard A. Victor, How Florida Worker’s Compensation Compares, WCRI, January 9 2002

Safran, Perry and Fitzgerald, Tom (1998). Cutting Worker’s Compensation Costs. Interface. Sep. 1998, pp. 21-22

Scardellette, F. E. (2001). Of Comp. &. Communication (Anew survey suggests employers should communicate more—and sooner—with injured and ill employees.) Occupational Health & Safety, July 2001, Vol.70, No.7, pp. 125-126

Spina, F. M. and Lewis, P. (2000). Worker’s Compensation the T3 Approach. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 8. Aug. 2000, pp. 123-128.

St. Anthony Publishing, Inc. (1997). Florida Workers’ Comp Advisor. Vol. 7, No. 10, Oct. 1997

St. Anthony Publishing, Inc. (1997). Legislators seem willing to revise rules governing appropriate medical care for injured workers. Florida Workers’ Comp Advisor, Vol. 7, No. 5, May 1997 pp.1

Steven P. Kronenberg, Partner Kelley, Kronenberg, Gilmartin, Fichtel and Wander P.A.; Overview of The New Workers Compensation Bill; Construction Ink, p.12-15.

The Workers’ Compensation Crisis…Safety Excellence will Make a Difference, The Business Roundtable, Jan 1991

Understanding the Changes Introduced by the Revised Workers Compensation Experience Rating Plan, NCCI, 1989

Voices from Team Anti-fraud (1997). Published by the Florida Department of Insurance---Division of Insurance Fraud. Summer 1997.

Workers’ Compensation Law Bulletin. Vol.23, no.6, June 10, 2000

Work-Zone

“Redi-Radius” EFCO’s New Heavy Duty Adjustable Radius Forming System, Economy Forms Corporation

Angelo, W. J. (2002). Work Zone Stings Can Work. ENR, Sep. 30, 2002, Vol. 249, No. 14, pp. 59

Bradley Sant. Solving the Work Zone Puzzle. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.70, no.6, June 2001, p.46-50.

Carsonite International. (1997). Safer work zones. Civil Engineering News, June 1997, pp. 58

Charmaine Harris- Stewart, Work Zone Safety Arouses Concern, ENR, p30-31, March 12 1987

Corbin, D. E. (2000), Where Workers Need More Than a Brake. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 2, Feb. 2000, pp. 45-46

Danger Lurks in Road Work Zones (1996). ENR. Dec. 12, 1996, pp. 17

Deery, B. (2001). A National Plan To Halt A National Tragedy (AGC Calls for Summit to Address Highway Work Zone Concerns.) Constructor, June 2001, pp. 36 and pp. 38-40

ENR (2001). The Time for Talk Is Over On Work Zone Safety. ENR, July 23, 2001, p.96.

ENR. (2002). Work-Zone Safety Needs More Action and Results. ENR, Aug. 26, 2002, pp. 76

ENR (2003). Another Illinois Flagger Dies Despite Tougher State Laws. ENR, Sep. 29, 2003. p.9

ENR (2004). Work Zone Safety-Accident Brings Guilty Plea Carrying a 10-Year Sentence. Sep. 15, 2003, p.9

Fisher, Deborah J., and Rajan, Naveen, Automated Constructibility Analysis of Work-Zone Traffic-Control Planning, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Vol. 122, No. 1, March, 1996, ASCE.

Flagging and Traffic Control, The state of Washington Department of Labor and Industries Division of Industrial Safety and Health, Education Section

Garcia, C. , Huebschman, R., Abraham, D.M. and Bullock, D.(2002). Innovative Approaches for Improving Safety in Construction Work Zone. Construction Innovation and Global Competitiveness, edited by Ben Obinero Uwakweh, Issam A. Minkarah, pp. 1063-1076. The 10^th Int’ Symposium, Sep. 9^th- 12^th 2002, Cincinnati, OH. CRC Press New York

High Performance Centrifugal In-line Duct Fans, RBKANALFLAKT INC.

John E. Schumacher, Road Work Safety for Concrete Operators, Concrete Openings, Vol.11 No.2, p29-31, June 2002

Just Set Doors (1989). ENR. Oct. 26, 1989, pp. 57-58

Kristin Bacon. PPE That Makes a Visible difference. http://www.ohsonline.com/, Occupational Health & Safety, vol.71, no.6, June 2002. p.81-84.

Kuennen, T. (1995). Cone Placing and Retrieval System Keeps 95 Million Vehicles on Move. Roads & Bridges. July 1995. pp. 70

Lasek, J. J. (1995). New National Highway Work Zone Safety Program Invigorates Industry. Roads & Bridges. July, 1995, pp. 48-53

Lee Puig; Change Safety Practices; ENR, vol.250, no.20, p7, May 26, 2003.

Meola, J. J. (2000). Fresh Ideas for Keeping Crews Safe. Occupational Health & Safety. Vol. 69, No. 2, Feb. 2000, pp. 38-44

Safe Conduct of Traffic through Highway Construction and Maintenance Zones, NCHRP, Feb 1978

Safety Sought for Road Jobs, ENR, p51, June 5 1986

Safety Step by Step (1997). CONSTRUCTOR. Sep., 1997, pp. 34-35

Satish B. Mohan and Padma Gautam. Cost of Highway Work Zone Injuries. Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, vol.7, no.2, May 1, 2002, ASCE, ISSN 1084-0680/2002/2-68-73.

Sherie Winston and Tony Illia. Accident Report Debated As New Mishap Takes Lives. ENR, Feb. 23, 2004, vol.252, no.8, p.14

Shoemaker, B. (2002). Work Zone Safety. Blueprint, Vol. 2 No. 2 Student Essays, Fall 2002, pp. 6-7

Some of the Many Uses for Handi-foam II. Sealants, Inc. Fomo Products Inc.

Tom Flaberty and Geoffrey G. Grzywinski, NCHRP 350: A Crash Course on Crashworthiness, Occupational Health & Safety, Vol.71 No.6, p38-40

Transportation Safety Report Released, Civil Engineering, p32, May, 2003.

William G. Krizan. Summit Tackles Work Zone Safety. ENR, July 23, 2001, p.10.

William G. Krizan. Work Zones Are Big-Time Killers But There Are Some New Defenses. ENR, May 21, 2001, vol.246, no.20, p.17.

William J. Angelo, Keeping Workers From Drivers, ENR, p51, December 30, 2002/ January 6,2003.

William J. Angelo, Passing Traffic is Blamed, ENR, Vol.247, No.18, p51, October 22 2001.

Willis Corroon Construction. (1998). Work-Zone Hazards Get More Attention. The Safety Web, Fourth Quarter 1998

Work-Zone Fatalities Are Appalling And Out of Control; ENR, vol.250, no.14, p68, Apr.14, 2003.

Work-Zone Hazards Get More Attention (1998). The Safety Web. Fourth Quarter 1998

Work-Zone Related Deaths Hit Record High, CE News, Vol.14, No. 10, November 2002.

Work Zone Safety is Getting the Attention it Deserves. ENR, May 21, 2001, p.160.

Zero Accidents

Alan S. Bigger. Zero tolerance: Safety and Ergonomics in the workplace. http://www.commercialfloorcare.com/, Commercial Floor Care, summer 2001, p.28-30.

Berg, G. and Dutmer, D., Productivity, Quality, and Safety – A Relationship for Success. www.fminet.com/news/General_Contractors/prodqualitysafety.html

Dave Willis. The Zero-Injury Job Site: A Goal for the 21^st Century. ADSC Aug. 1999, p.33-34

From 703 to Zero, Zero, Zero …, Occupational Health & Safety, pp. 24

Hinze, J. and Wilson, G., The CII Zero Injury Techniques Validation Study.

National Safety Congress Transactions (1975). National Safety Council

One Accident Is One Too Many. NUCA. August 1983.

Smith, M. J., Cohen, H. H., Cohen, A. and Cleveland, R. J.(1976), On-site Observations of Safety Practices in Plants with Differential Safety Performance. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. July 1976.

Smith, M. J., On-Site Observations of Safety Practices in Plants with Differential Safety Performance, pp. 97-103

Willis, D., The Zero-Injury Job Site: A Goal for the 21^st Century. www.fminet.com/news/General_Contractors/Zero.html