Mark A. Friend is professor of Safety and Chair of the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. A Certified Safety Professional, Friend is an active consultant, expert witness, and speaker at regional, national, and international events.Ted S. Ferry was a distinguished author, educator, and safety specialist whose professional safety career spanned more than 40 years. He was Emeritus Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles Insitute of Safety and Systems Management where he was instrumental in developing safety curricula for the USC Bachelor of Science in Safety degree. Dr. Ferry was a Registered Professional Engineer (California), a Board-Certified Safety Professional, and Certified Hazard Control Manager.

• Chapter 1Planning and Managing Safety: A HistoryChapter 2The Safety FunctionChapter 3Planning and Organizing the Safety SystemChapter 4Safety Management FrameworkChapter 5Directing the Safety SystemChapter 6Controlling the Safety ProgramChapter 7Staffing and Job ProcessesChapter 8Training and EducationChapter 9ErgonomicsChapter 10Process Safety ManagementChapter 11Systems Safety EngineeringChapter 12Accident InvestigationChapter 13Financial PlanningChapter 14RecordkeepingChapter 15Industrial HygieneChapter 16Radiation SafetyChapter 17Employee HealthChapter 18Emergency ResponseChapter 19Hazardous Materials

Mark A. Friend is professor of Safety and Chair of the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. A Certified Safety Professional, Friend is an active consultant, expert witness, and speaker at regional, national, and international events.Ted S. Ferry was a distinguished author, educator, and safety specialist whose professional safety career spanned more than 40 years. He was Emeritus Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles Insitute of Safety and Systems Management where he was instrumental in developing safety curricula for the USC Bachelor of Science in Safety degree. Dr. Ferry was a Registered Professional Engineer (California), a Board-Certified Safety Professional, and Certified Hazard Control Manager.

• Chapter 1Planning and Managing Safety: A HistoryChapter 2The Safety FunctionChapter 3Planning and Organizing the Safety SystemChapter 4Safety Management FrameworkChapter 5Directing the Safety SystemChapter 6Controlling the Safety ProgramChapter 7Staffing and Job ProcessesChapter 8Training and EducationChapter 9ErgonomicsChapter 10Process Safety ManagementChapter 11Systems Safety EngineeringChapter 12Accident InvestigationChapter 13Financial PlanningChapter 14RecordkeepingChapter 15Industrial HygieneChapter 16Radiation SafetyChapter 17Employee HealthChapter 18Emergency ResponseChapter 19Hazardous Materials

Mark A. Friend is professor of Safety and Chair of the Department of Applied Aviation Sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. A Certified Safety Professional, Friend is an active consultant, expert witness, and speaker at regional, national, and international events.Ted S. Ferry was a distinguished author, educator, and safety specialist whose professional safety career spanned more than 40 years. He was Emeritus Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles Insitute of Safety and Systems Management where he was instrumental in developing safety curricula for the USC Bachelor of Science in Safety degree. Dr. Ferry was a Registered Professional Engineer (California), a Board-Certified Safety Professional, and Certified Hazard Control Manager.

• Chapter 1Planning and Managing Safety: A HistoryChapter 2The Safety FunctionChapter 3Planning and Organizing the Safety SystemChapter 4Safety Management FrameworkChapter 5Directing the Safety SystemChapter 6Controlling the Safety ProgramChapter 7Staffing and Job ProcessesChapter 8Training and EducationChapter 9ErgonomicsChapter 10Process Safety ManagementChapter 11Systems Safety EngineeringChapter 12Accident InvestigationChapter 13Financial PlanningChapter 14RecordkeepingChapter 15Industrial HygieneChapter 16Radiation SafetyChapter 17Employee HealthChapter 18Emergency ResponseChapter 19Hazardous Materials