7/18/2007· Feng Shui
How Zen Can Shape Creative Thinking
By: Margo Berman
Introducing Zen into a creativity seminar provides stimulating discussions, invigorating stories, and compelling exercises. It is especially useful in shifting paradigms, redirecting participants’ thinking, and sharpening their focus
6/4/2009· Human Factors
Human Factors Experts: A Case Study
By: Robert C. Sugarman, PhD, PE
It was a dark and lonely night – as your client, a middle aged man, drove along an unfamiliar country road, watching out for deer that often jump out in front of cars at that time of year. Soon after the road curved to the right he realized that a disabled car with no lights on was angled across the road in front of him.
6/4/2009· Human Factors
Human Factors Experts: An Introduction
By: Robert C. Sugarman, PhD, PE
Back in graduate school, the Psychology Department chair at MIT liked to tell his classes about the three Laws of Nature: the Law of Falling Bricks, the Law of Falling Cats, and the Law of Falling People. Physicists have formulated the precise laws that describe how a brick falls from a table to the floor. Biologists have discovered how cats fall differently from bricks, twisting reflexively to always land on their feet. But what laws completely describe a person falling from a roof? This is the challenge of behavioral scientists.
6/4/2009· Human Factors
Human Factors Experts: To Err Is Human; To Design Is Divine
By: Robert C. Sugarman, PhD, PE
To err is human; to design is divine. Forensic Human Factors specialists help lawyers analyze the root cause of an accident by determining who erred and why. Human factors applies research from a number of fields to design and evaluate things that people use in work and everyday activities
11/23/2010· Crisis Management
Hummingbird Syndrome: Why Disasters Occur
By: Luiz Hargreaves, AAS, MD, Msc
There once was a fire in a forest, the animals were in panic… they saw a hummingbird going towards the river, picking up some water in order to try to extinguish the fire. He repeated this gesture frequently and thoroughly.
2/19/2016· OSHA
Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness: Avoiding the Ostrich Zone
By: Greg Gerganoff
Hazard recognition plays a vital role in keeping employees safe. Some hazards are easily recognized, for example an employee climbing up a 20-ft ladder while holding tools in both hands is an obvious fall hazard. While some safety hazards are immediately recognizable, others require training to spot and avoid. One such hazard is hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Training is a key method to avoid the "ostrich zone." You do not want to bury your head when facing this hazard.
11/2/2018· Accident Prevention & Safety
Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness: Avoiding the Ostrich Zone
By: Greg Gerganoff
Hazard recognition plays a vital role in keeping employees safe. Some hazards are easily recognized, for example an employee climbing up a 20-ft ladder while holding tools in both hands is an obvious fall hazard. While some safety hazards are immediately recognizable, others require training to spot and avoid. One such hazard is hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Training is a key method to avoid the "ostrich zone." You do not want to bury your head when facing this hazard.
11/14/2022· Pollution - Air Quality Control
Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions Characterization
This report presents the hydrogen sulfide (H2S) emissions inventory necessary to support a comprehensive City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) air quality analysis for this compound.
7/2/2014· Aquatics Safety
Hyperventilation Induced Blackout (HIB)
By: Gerald Dworkin
Shallow Water Blackout (SWB) vs. Hyperventilation-Induced Blackout (HIB)....
3/22/2013· Branding - Brand Management
Icons - Your Brands Visual Essence
By: Rob Wallace
In the visual circus that has become the retail environment, the icon can be your most effective tool for communicating your brand s message and for connecting with your consumers.
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