6/7/2013· Expert Witnessing
The Power of Perspective: Three Steps to a Powerful Expert Perspective
By: Susan Maccoy
I review all the depositions and documents taking reference to techniques, procedures, and timelines from the perspective of the neutral observer at the time of the event.
6/4/2013· Security
Protecting Your People & Your Posterior: Does Your Emergency Plan Include Any of These 15 Errors?
By: Bo Mitchell
Most organization leaders believe their emergency plans are state of the art. In fact, their plans are dangerously flawed.
5/29/2013· Aquatics Safety
Management of Aquatic Spinal Injuries
By: Gerald Dworkin
All public and semi-public aquatic facilities should be equipped with appropriate spinal immobilization devices (SIDs), in addition to cervical collars, lateral stabilization items (i.e. blankets, towels, sand bags, and so forth), and appropriate immobilization material (i.e. straps and bandages).
5/28/2013· Construction
Assessing Damages Arising From Construction Defects
Defects that were introduced during construction can lead to classic legal disputes between owners and contractors where considerable sums of money are involved.
5/15/2013· Electrical - Electrocution
Identifying the Source of a Power Surge
Is it possible to differentiate between lightning related surges and artificially generated electrical surges?
5/7/2013· Cosmetology: Hair / Makeup
Strand/Preview Testing and Patch/Predisposition Testing
By: Susan Maccoy
Strand/preview testing of hair allows the professional stylist to observe and accurately determine:
5/6/2013· Workplace Violence
How to Make Your Business a Bully-Free Zone
Bullying in the workplace is a very serious issue. It has been linked to workplace violence and many other workplace problems.
5/1/2013· Security
Run, Hide, Fight: Responding to an Active Shooter
By: Bo Mitchell
Since Sandy Hook, I get asked daily about "RUN, HIDE, FIGHT," the new response to an active shooter on a campus or in a workplace.
4/29/2013· Warnings & Labels
Warning: Mayor Bloomberg's Food Policies For New York City May Be Beneficial To Your Health
Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York City this month has proposed a ban on restaurants, theatres and food carts regulated by the City selling soft drinks in excess of 16 ounces.
4/23/2013· Aquatics Safety
Mouth-To-Mask Rescue Breathing and Comparisons of Personal Resuscitation Masks
By: Gerald Dworkin
Because of the major health concerns today, there is a major reluctance among emergency service personnel to perform direct mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing on an unknown victim.
