... in civil was asked to share an idea until all ideas were exhausted. This engineering from an accredited institution in a field relevant to round-robin style of eliciting ideas was used to reduce initial the study, and all panelists had served as members or as chair of a group-related biases to obtain...

...). The additional cost of supporting hardware (e.g., computer, motion tracker, dedicated space) and game engine software (e.g., Utility 3D) is also encountered (Okpala et al., 2019). The cost of implementation should be considered before deciding whether to adopt a technology. Wearable sensing devices (WSDs; Figure...

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... intelligence engineering design safety review safety prevention 24 PSJ PROFESSIONAL SAFETY NOVEMBER 2019 assp.org RISK MANAGEMENT Peer-Reviewed Moving Risk Assessment Upstream to the By Bruce K. Lyon, David L. Walline and Georgi Popov TTO ERR IS HUMAN; TO PREVENT BY DESIGN IS DIVINE. For occu-pational...

... construction physical world artificial intelligence hazard engineering worker behavior health & medicine university cyber world wang assp.org FEBRUARY 2019 PROFESSIONAL SAFETY PSJ 41 TECHNOLOGY Peer-Reviewed for Safe Construction Sites By Jun Wang and Saiedeh Razavi CCONSTRUCTION IS AMONG...

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... by the author, beginning with employment at General Motors (GM). It chronicles the foundations and evolution that brought those engaged in the practice of engineering and safety to the current state of PTD in one company. Many forces and efforts have led those of us who are engaged in the practice of safety...

... by Associated General Contractors of America (AGC, 2015) indicate that approximately 50% of all U.S. roadway contractors witnessed a work zone intrusion in 2014. 1 4 2018 1 4 2018 2018. American Society of Safety Engineers respondent sonoblaster vehicle ground transportation work zone...

... 2018 1 2 2018 2018. American Society of Safety Engineers ground transportation travel engineering study professionalsafety february 2018 engineering information vehicle roadway proceedings highway us government average speed speed limit guidance transportation safety...

... as the "overall process of risk identification, risk analysis and risk evaluation" (ANSI/ASSE, 2011, p. 12). As shown in Figure 1 (p. 36), risk assessment is at the heart of the risk management process. 1 11 2017 1 11 2017 2017. American Society of Safety Engineers communication november...

...), who reviewed incident reports and identified that in 88% of cases, the proximate cause was an "unsafe act," in 10%, the proximate cause was "unsafe conditions" and in 2% of cases the cause was an "act of God." 1 5 2017 1 5 2017 2017. American Society of Safety Engineers category...

... to comprehensive safety and warns against instilling a blame culture. Part 1 of this article ( PS , January 2017, pp. 36–45) discussed the three key elements of a modern occupational safety program: engineering and technical standards and controls, management and operation systems, and human factors. Each element...

...Vladimir Ivensky In Brief Part 1 of this article reviews misbalances that can occur among the major elements of a comprehensive safety program (engineering controls, management systems, human factors), potentially affecting those programs' effectiveness in preventing serious incidents...

..., which can be hazardous environments. The survey reported on here examines the safety training exposure and knowledge among students on technical competition teams. Upon earning their degrees, these students will become practicing engineers and scientists. Their safety awareness and attitude toward risk...

... and contractor on the other hand typically places the responsibility for workplace safety, equipment, methods, techniques, structure and operation squarely on the contractor's shoulders alone (Hinze, 2001). 1 8 2015 1 8 2015 2015. American Society of Safety Engineers construction incident...

... proactive ergonomics is about discovering potential problems before they take place. Eliminating risk and engineering out a potential physical stressor are two effective methods to a successful ergonomics program. It is ideal to apply these control methods at the design phase, when there is a high potential...

... to penetrate commercially available safety glasses and that the use of safety glasses could have prevented the eye injuries investigated. 1 4 2015 1 4 2015 2015. American Society of Safety Engineers protection protector carbide tip hazard blade guard safety glasses kinetic energy...

.... It is OSH professionals' task to manage, reduce and remove potential risk by applying best practices and current technologies, simultaneously supporting top management in the implementation of effective safety systems. 1 12 2014 1 12 2014 2014. American Society of Safety Engineers osh...

... professionals must identify the specific hazards associated with sustainable design elements and develop design interventions that reduce worker exposure. Sustainable building is an accelerating trend in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. The most recognized green building initiative...

... through-out all industrial and services sectors, engineers and safety professionals must develop the skills needed to effectively apply a PTD process (Heidel & Ripple, 2012). According to NIOSH (2011): PTD requires the development and implementation of a broad educational framework adapted to the full...