Human Factors Handbook

The Human Factors Handbook
"Truth or Consequence?"

Author
Joseph DeMaria, Ph.D., CSHM, CHCM, MIIRSM
Environmental, Health and Safety Engineer

Is there any Truth to finding an ideal approach to safety engineering & design? What's the legal Consequences for ignoring Human Factors engineering in the workplace?

The author's approach to this subject couldn't be more simpiler to understand.  This book, with more than 120-pages & illustrations,  challenges you to understand basic forensic safety issues and how to identify them in your workplace, an employee's workspace and for all machine displays and controls. You will learn the value of establishing a viable ergonomics program and the legal consequences of ignoring the science of human factors.

Take a Look at What's Inside!

Chapters

1. Program Management Strategies
2. Hazard Communication Strategies
3. Systems Approach to Hazard Control
4. Safety Training Plan
5. Emergency Planning
6. High-Rise Building Emergency Evacuation Preparedness
7. Workers with Disabilities Plan
8. Non-employee Accident Prevention

Tables

1. Safety Program Management Areas
2. Safety Program Survey
3. Survey Scoring Chart
4. Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) Program Elements
5. Subparts of OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910.147, General Industry
6. Subparts of OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910.147, Construction Industry
7. Risk Assessment Code (RAC) Matrix
8. Risk Assessment Severity Codes
9. Risk Assessment Mishap Probabilities
10. RAC Descriptions
11. High-Rise Evacuation Preparedness Checklist