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This quick reference is designed specifically for security professionals who have safety responsibilities in general industry - offices, retail, manufacturing, and other industrial facilities. In a climate of profit driven business challenges, the policies that ensure human welfare should not be difficult to implement. Safety Strategies for the Security Professional presents the daily disciplines of OSHA-compliant safety strategies in a concise and practical manner. With more than a decade of experience in asset protection management, J. Robert Wyman brings the fundamental concepts of safety back into the reach of all safety managers, security professionals, and operations managers who hold the responsibility for occupational health.

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• Preface(p. vii)
• Introduction: The Security/Safety Enigma(p. xi)
• Section 1 The Urgency of Safety: Realities, Relationships, and Resources(p. 1)
• Chapter 1 Selling Safety: Securing Commitment from Employees and the Security Team(p. 3)
• Chapter 2 The Impact of Safety: Risk Assessment(p. 7)
• Chapter 3 Government Regulations: Understanding the Role of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Other Institutions(p. 13)
• Chapter 4 Sharing the Bill: The Insurance Industry(p. 24)
• Chapter 5 Worker's Compensation: The Human Resource Component of Safety(p. 27)
• Chapter 6 Partners in Safety: Resources(p. 31)
• Section 2 Core Elements: Simple Safety Elements for the General Industry(p. 37)
• Chapter 7 Injury and Illness Prevention Programs(p. 39)
• Chapter 8 Asbestos Control(p. 45)
• Chapter 9 Blood-Borne Pathogens(p. 53)
• Chapter 10 Confined Space Program(p. 71)
• Chapter 11 Electrical Safety(p. 99)
• Chapter 12 Emergency Planning and Preparedness(p. 105)
• Chapter 13 Ergonomics(p. 179)
• Chapter 14 Fire Prevention(p. 185)
• Chapter 15 Fire Protection Systems(p. 189)
• Chapter 16 Hazard Communications(p. 205)
• Chapter 17 Lockout/Tagout (Hazardous Energy Control)(p. 235)
• Chapter 18 Material Handling(p. 259)
• Chapter 19 Personal Protective Equipment(p. 267)
• Chapter 20 Slips, Trips, and Falls(p. 287)
• Chapter 21 Tools and Machine Guarding(p. 25)
• Chapter 22 Workplace Violence(p. 301)
• Section 3 Administrating Safety(p. 313)
• Chapter 23 Incident Response(p. 315)
• Chapter 24 Reporting Requirements and Record Keeping(p. 339)
• Chapter 25 Signs of Safety: Using Signs for Compliance and Reinforcement(p. 347)
• Appendix A Safety Binder Flow Chart(p. 353)
• Appendix B Safety Strategy Worksheet(p. 375)