Fleet Safety for Safety Professionals and Fleet Managers provides statistical and regulatory information of interest to safety professionals and fleet managers, as well information on · hiring and screening · crash histories of prospective employees · monitoring road behavior, · training · incentives for safe driving behavior This book provides information and guidance on DOT and OSHA (and other) regulations that will be of particular interest to operations and safety managers with fleet responsibilities. Fleet in this book also includes buses as well. In addition to regulations, managers will find the research-based information on vehicles and accidents, as well as vehicle engineering and ergonomics useful in improving their driver training, selection and maintenance of vehicles, and improving driver comfort and lessening fatigue. The chapter on cost analysis and budgeting provides the economic fundamentals necessary to analyze capital expenditures and provide accurate cost-benefit analysis, whether the purchase is for a service or equipment. The chapter on sustainability offers real-world examples of companies who have integrated safety into continuous improvement of production operations, thereby reducing accidents while improving production efficiencies and optimizing use of materials. For those looking to improve their fleet safety programs, the chapters on benchmarking and best practices provide useful guidance and insights with direct applications, for both bus and truck fleet operations.

Fleet Safety

Joel M. Haight

American Society of Safety Professionals

Becoming an Associate Safety Professional (ASP) was formerly a stepping stone on the way to becoming a Certified Safety Professional (CSP). Now it is a goal in itself since the ASP designation is fully certified and internationally accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Passing the ASP exam is worthwhile for those who are either just starting out in the profession or want to advance without getting the CSP. ASSE's ASP Examination Prep: Program Review &amp; Exam Preparation thoroughly discusses all seven Domains in the new Associate Safety Professional exam: 
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<li>Mathematics</li> <li>Safety Management Systems</li> <li>Ergonomics</li> <li>Fire Prevention and Protection</li> <li>Occupational Health</li> <li>Environmental Management</li> <li>Training, Education, and Communication</li> </ul> This thorough study guide includes examples, equations, tables, charts, and illustrations to help the reader prepare. With more than 200 questions and answers, ASSE's ASP Examination Prep is an excellent tool for those looking to prepare for, and pass, the ASP exam.

ASSP's ASP Examination Prep: Program Review and Exam Preparation

Imagine a work environment in which everyone actively cares for each other's safety and well-being on a routine basis. Employees at all levels of the organization provide their coworkers daily supportive feedback for safety-related behavior that prevents injuries. And whenever at-risk behavior is observed, corrective feedback is provided with empathy, accepted with humility, and is applied to effectively change the behavior to the safe alternative. This is the vision of a brother's/sister's keeper work culture. 
Using evidence-based principles from applied behavioral science and humanistic behaviorism, Actively Caring for People's Safety is a behavior-based safety guidebook designed to show readers how to make the actively caring for people (AC4P) brother s/sister s keeper vision a reality. Safety professionals, work supervisors, corporate managers, and line workers who read, discuss, and practice the research-founded content in this handbook will be well-prepared and empowered to initiate and nurture an AC4P work culture in their organization. Features 
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<li>Lessons focus on the fundamental principles of cultivating an AC4P culture</li> <li> Discussion questions and exercises inspire practical self-study or group training</li> <li> Glossary of terms connect applied behavioral science and humanistic behaviorism to the AC4P movement</li> </ul>

Actively Caring for People's Safety: How to Cultivate a Brother's/Sister's Keeper Work Culture

E. Scott Geller

Krista S. Geller

Risk Management Tools for Safety Professionals provides practical guidance on fundamental risk management tools and prevention through design concepts with practical applications for occupational safety and health (OSH) professionals looking to strengthen their operational risk management abilities. Authors Bruce K. Lyon and Georgi Popov expand on the ISO 31000, Z690, Z10, and Z590.3 standards, taking readers step-by-step through the risk management process. They devote chapters to prevention though design, risk communication, establishing context, risk identification, risk analysis, risk evaluation, risk treatment, and monitoring and reporting. Chapters include risk management tools best suited for each stage of the process. Other parts of the book review strategies for selecting and combining risk management methods and case studies. 
 Features 
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<li>28 risk management tools</li> <li>5 in-depth case studies showing the risk management methods in action</li> <li>Downloadable interactive tools for use on the job</li>
</ul>
 “This book is an excellent reference for safety professionals who have realized that their practice is all about risk. Lyon and Popov have written an excellent text that is applicable for every level of exposure where risks are not overly complex and where sophistication in dealing with risks is necessary. Particularly notable is Part III, where practical examples of risk management applications are discussed.” Fred Manuele, PE, CSP, President, Hazards Limited “This high-level manual amplifies the safety professional s grasp of the risk assessment concepts through the use of a variety of techniques. It emphasizes the importance of risk treatment and business integration to help solve the issue being analyzed, and it s written at a level to maximize comprehension throughout the industry.” Treasa M. Turnbeaugh, PhD, CSP, CET, CEO, Board of Certified Safety Professionals

Risk Management Tools for Safety Professionals

Bruce K. Lyon

Georgi Popov

Five elements are essential for the success of an occupational safety and health leader in terms of professionalism and leadership: 1) competent skills to provide result-driven solutions; 2) achieved results that are beneficial to the advancement of all stakeholders; 3) relationships based on adherence to ethics, morality, and integrity; 4) professional service that realizes the local or global needs of protecting people, property, and the environment; and 5) distinctive leadership traits that foster efficient decision-making and personal responsibility.
 Editors Richard Olawoyin and Darryl C. Hill, with contributions from academics and industry leaders, provide a comprehensive roadmap that defines the safety profession and promotes leadership and professional development. Major sections of this text focus on ethics, leadership, and management; certification and accreditation related to the safety profession; professional development; technical aspects, including risk assessment and hazard recognition; and workplace culture.
 Safety Leadership and Professional Development is perfectly crafted for undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate students, certification trainees, higher education, and occupational safety and health professionals.
 Special Features
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<li> Learning objectives for each chapter identify key takeaways</li> <li> Study questions and answers test comprehension and understanding</li> <li> Glossary of key terms</li> </ul>

Safety Leadership and Professional Development

Darryl C. Hill

Richard Olawoyin

Fred Manuele is a respected thought leader in safety whose many works have influenced the safety profession and inspired some of the profession s most prominent authors, leaders, speakers and educators. To highlight the significance of his work, this book presents a collection of his contributions to the profession that have appeared in Professional Safety over the years.
 Topics 
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<li>Addressing serious injuries and fatalities: For decades, safety has emphasized achieving low incident rates without recognizing severity potential. Several chapters challenge this focus with the concept that reducing incident frequency does not ensure prevention of serious injuries and fatalities.</li> <li>Risk assessments: Every safety practitioner should understand that performing risk assessments is a proven method for identifying potential problems. Hazard identification and analyses and risk assessments are at the core of prevention through design.</li> <li>Prevention through design: The most effective, economical way to address hazards and risk is doing so early in the design process and taking action to reduce risks to an acceptable level.</li> <li>Acceptable risk: The practice of safety requires embracing the concept of acceptable risk as a goal.</li> <li>Occupational safety and health management systems: Employers should have processes in place for continual improvement to identify and evaluate hazards; identify and improve system deficiencies; and eliminate, reduce or control risks to an acceptable level.</li> </ul>

Fred Manuele on Safety Management: A Collection from Professional Safety

Fred A. Manuele

Create safety training programs that learners will love! It’s hard to be a top-notch safety or HR professional and find time to develop and deliver great training. Do your training programs resemble more of a brain dump of rules and requirements than a systematic presentation of valuable information that your team truly learns and uses on the job? Do you open PowerPoint and start cutting and pasting from the regulations, internet, and previous presentations? Are you tired of delivering compliance-based lectures and begging people to come and pay attention? Stop working so hard and work smarter. Become a Safety Training Ninja. 
Regina McMichael teaches you how to improve your development of training programs as well as how to make your presentations engaging, educational, and fun. 
In The Safety Training Ninja you’ll learn: 
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<li>the ADDIE instructional systems design cycle and why it will make you a more successful trainer</li> <li>methods to engage learners and ensure knowledge gaps are being bridged</li> <li>how to develop learning objectives that meet your learners needs</li> <li>ninja tips that will help you to become the best Safety Training Ninja you can be</li> </ul>

The Safety Training Ninja

Regina McMichael

Petersen's Safety Supervision

Dave Johnson

dan-petersen

Kyle Dotson

"The ASSP Study Guide for the ASP Examination : ASP10 Blueprint thoroughly discusses all nine domains in the Associate Safety Professional examination: Advanced Sciences and Math; Safety Management Systems; Ergonomics; Fire Prevention and Protection; Emergency Response Management; Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health; Environmental Management; Training, Education, and Communication; and Law and Ethics. This in-depth study guide includes examples, equations, tables, charts, and illustrations to help the student prepare. With 250 questions and answers, The ASSP Study Guide for the ASP Examination is an excellent tool for those looking to prepare for, and pass, the ASP exam"--

The ASSP Study Guide for the ASP Examination: ASP10 Blueprint

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Product Description 
Assessing and managing enterprise risk, both pure risk and speculative risk have become a greater need for risk and safety practitioners. As organizations become more engaged in Enterprise Risk Management and risk-based thinking and decision making, there is a growing demand for risk professionals that can help identify, assess, and propose risk treatments to decision makers. Managing risk and its uncertainty enables decision makers and organization to achieve their objectives. 
Assessing and Managing Risk: An ERM Perspective is designed for the risk and safety practitioner as well as students seeking to advance their knowledge and capabilities in Enterprise Risk Management. Organizations and risk professionals that recognize and implement the risk management principles, framework, process and methods discussed in this text will have greater opportunities for success. Authors Bruce Lyon and Georgi Popov provide the reader a practical guide for understanding and applying principles, processes and methods for managing enterprise risk and risk-based decision making. The text incorporates and integrates current risk standards including ANSI/ASSP/ISO 31000, ANSI/ASSP/31010, ANSI/ASIS/RIMS RA.1, ANSI/ASSP Z590.3, ANSI/ASSP Z10.0, ANSI/ASSP/ISO 45001 and ASSP TR-31010. Features \nMultiple practical examples, interactive tools, and case studies 
Introduction to new concepts in the Risk Pathway, the Risk Continuum, and Hierarchy of Risk Treatment 
In-depth discuss on the components in the Enterprise Risk Management process and risk-based decision making\nAbout the Author 
Bruce K. Lyon, CSP, PE, SMS, ARM, CHMM, is Vice President, Risk Management Services, at Hays Companies. He has more than 30 years’ experience conducting and facilitating operational risk assessments. Lyon has written several books and articles on risk, including 
Risk Management Tools for Safety Professionals (ASSP 2018). Lyon serves as chair of the United States Technical Advisory Group: Technical Committee for ISO 31000 and is the vice chair of the Z590.3 Prevention Through Design committee. He received the 2018 CSP Award of Excellence from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. 
Georgi Popov, PhD, CSP, QEP, SMS, ARM, CMC, FAIHA, is professor at the University of Central Missouri, teaching risk assessment. His research interests include risk assessment, safety management, prevention through design, and business aspects of OSH. Popov has written several books and articles on risk, including Risk Management Tools for Safety Professionals (ASSP 2018). Popov serves vice chair to the United States Technical Advisory Group: Technical Committee for ISO 31000 and is the chair of the Z590.3 Prevention Through Design committee. In 2017 he received ASSP’s William E. Tarrants Outstanding Safety Educator Award.

Assessing and Managing Risk: An ERM Perpsective

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