International Marketing or Safety Engineering

International Marketing

Author: Michael R Czinkota

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING is an innovative up-to-date text ideal for anyone seeking success in this fast-paced field. You will discover topics ranging from beginning start-up operations to confronting giant global marketers. With this in-depth text, you will be prepared to conquer the international business world!

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Safety Engineering: Principles and Practices

Author: Frank R Spellman

The new Safety Engineering provides an overview of the fundamentals with expanded coverage of practical information for protecting workers and complying with federal regulations. This new edition features eight new chapters--including Thermal Stress, Security and Vulnerability Assessment, Computer and Data Security, Contemporary Problems Affecting Workers, and Preventing Workplace Violence--and it examines the safety industrys new homeland security responsibilities and needs. Written for a wide variety of readers, including safety directors, supervisors, government officials, and students, this handy yet comprehensive reference book looks at the paperwork side of safety from identifying regulatory requirements and conducting accident investigations to preparing an emergency response plan and complying with recordkeeping requirements. It also examines specific OSHA standards and their requirements from the Title Code of Federal Regulations.

Booknews

A textbook for engineering, safety engineering, and science courses on ways to eliminate or reduce job hazards by preventative planning through engineering and management. Spellman, an environmental health and safety manager for a large wastewater treatment district, and Whiting, a technical writer specializing in the same field, review the history and terminology of safety before examining such aspects as regulations, industrial hygiene, programs to prevent back injury, confined space entry, hot work permit procedure, electrical safety, fall protection, hazard communication, ergonomics, a hearing conservation program, training, keeping records, and inspections. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Table of Contents:

1	Introduction	1
2	Safety : a historical perspective	17
3	Safety terminology	25
4	Safety : regulatory requirements	35
5	Safety engineering : recognize, evaluate, and control	59
6	Fundamental engineering concepts	69
7	Management aspects	109
8	Industrial hygiene	119
9	Accident investigations	143
10	Back injury prevention programs	169
11	Personal protective equipment (PPE)	179
12	Confined space entry	191
13	Respiratory protection	235
14	Lockout/tagout	249
15	Hot work permit procedure	259
16	Construction safety and contractors	267
17	Electrical safety	277
18	Emergency response	285
19	Fall protection	293
20	Fire safety	305
21	Hazard communication	311
22	Office safety	325
23	Hazardous waste handling	333
24	Welding safety program	345
25	Pressure vessels	355
26	Rigging safety program	363
27	Noise hazards and hearing conservation	371
28	Radiation safety	383
29	Indoor air quality	389
30	Ergonomics	399
31	Process safety management and risk management planning	413
32	Machine guarding safety program	433
33	Security and vulnerability assessment	449
34	Computer and data security	461
35	Contemporary problems affecting modern workers	483
36	Thermal stress	491
37	Workplace violence	499
38	Motor vehicle safety	515
39	Engineering design and controls for safety	531
40	Safety and health training	537
41	Recordkeeping requirements	545
42	Safety inspections	555