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World Safety Journal ESP-Enhanced Safety Principles 2016 ISSN 1015-5589 Vol. XXV No.1 World Safety Journal ESP-Enhanced Safety Principles • Safety Auditing (3): Development of Self-Audit Systems • Creating A Safe Workplace in a High Risk Tree Lopping Industry Issue • Fundamental Safety Requirements for Warehouse This • Perceptions of the Pre-Employment Medical In • Noise Exposure Assessment for Racing Car Drivers © Copyright 2016 | WSO Table of Contents Journal Editor Dr. Janis Jansz, F.S.I.A. SAFETY AUDITING (3): Development of Self-Audit Systems. Director of the WSO National Office Dr. Milos Nedved, F.S.I.W.A., M.A.H.R.I. 5 for Australia, and Member of the WSO Board of Directors CREATING A SAFE WORKPLACE IN A HIGH RISK TREE LOPPING INDUSTRY 8 By Reece Hall WSO Board of Directors Mr Steve S. Austin FUNDAMENTAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WAREHOUSE 11 Mr. Perry L. Ballard By VENUGOPALA RAO VAKADA CSA, WSO-CSS Mr. Jeff Beeler Dr. Elias M. Choueiri PERCEPTIONS OF THE PRE EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL: 24 By Phillip Meyerkort MBBS (Hon) BSc (Hon) M. Occ. Med Eng. Alfredo A. De La Rosa, Jr. Mr. Richard G. Ellis NOISE EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT FOR RACING CAR DRIVERS 30 Mr. Herbert “Safety Herb” Everett By Kareeem Magara Ms. Debra Hilmerson Mr. Edward E. Hogue Dr. Zdena Zajickova-Hudson Mr. James “Perry” Huckabay Dr. Janis Jansz Prof. Peter Leggat Article Submission Mr. Lon S. McDaniel Articles for inclusion in this journal will be accepted at any time; however, there can be no Mr. David A. North guarantee that the article will appear in the following journal issue. Mr. Orlando C. Pernites All articles shall be written in concise English and typed with a minimum font size of 12 Mr. James F. Porter, Jr. point. Articles should have an abstract of not more than 200 words. Articles shall be submit- Dr. James R. Reese ted as Times New Roman print and presented in the form the writer wants published. 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[ ] Ergonomics [ ] Petroleum FORM OF PAYMENT: [ ] Oil Wells [ ] Check [ ] VISA [ ] MasterCard [ ] AMEX [ ]Discover [ ] Product Safety [ ] Other: CARD NUMBER: Forward Check and Application Form to: WSO World Management Center PO Box 518 EXPIRATION DATE: TODAY’S DATE: Warrensburg, Missouri 64093 USA Phone 660-747-3132 / FAX 660-747-2647 SIGNATURE: [email protected] SAFETY AUDITING (3): Development of Self-Audit Systems. powerful one, is auditing of the critical range of the accident Dr. Milos Nedved, F.S.I.W.A., M.A.H.R.I. preve ntion processes. Adj.Assoc. Professor, School of Business, Edith Cowan University Asst. Director, World Safety Organisation National Office for The development of system safety techniques started during the early Australia 1970s, and frequent subsequent improvements during the further 30 Abstract years have provided our profession with the wide range of systematic The paper describes and discusses the development of self-audit methods of evaluating a system designed to ensure that it operates as systems, and the warm acceptance of quality auditing worldwide intended and that system failures do not occur, or that they are by industries in the USA, Europe and Australia.
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