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AUTHOR INDEX

Volume 19,2012

Alaimo, RobertChemical safety pioneers: The beginning,

Mar/Apr, 46Pioneers in Chemical Safety, Sep/Oct, 69Allwood, PaulAssessment of hygienic quality of surfaces

in retail food-service establishments, Jul/Aug, 44

Alnajjar, MikhailUse of chemical information database

accuracy measurements as leading indicators, May/Jun, 18

Alpert, Gary D.A field method for the detection of

elemental mercury in sink traps, Mar/Apr, 22

Anderson, RebeccaClosing the gap: Building bridges between

operations and environmental protection, Jul/Aug, 44

Arehart, SteveDevelopment and implementation of a

laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46Laboratory self-inspection program par-

ticipation as an indication of improved safety culture, Jul/Aug, 48

Lessons learned from implementation of formal decommissioning process, Jul/Aug, 52

Ashbrook, PeterEmergency response communication

issues: Lessons learned, Jul/Aug, 44Atallah, Raja H.Comparison of exposure measurements

to near field–far field modeled results for benzene and base solvents during a cleaning process using plain or 0.1% benzene spiked toluene and xylene, Nov/Dec, 3

Austin, EdLaboratory safety culture: Summary of

the chemical education research and practice – Safety in chemistry education panel discussion at the 46th Midwest and 39th Great Lakes Joint Regional American Chemical Society Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, on October 21, 2011, Jul/Aug, 20

Austin, Michael L.Controlling exposure to laboratory animal

allergens, Jul/Aug, 44

Backus, Bruce D.CSHEMA and CHAS: Partners in safety –

Partners in excellence, Jul/Aug, 2Laboratory safety culture: Summary of

the chemical education research and practice – Safety in chemistry education panel discussion at the 46th Midwest and 39th Great Lakes Joint Regional American Chemical Society Meeting,

St. Louis, Missouri, on October 21, 2011, Jul/Aug, 20

Backus, BruceHot topics in EHS, Jul/Aug, 45Bagby, MarkHot topics in emergency management,

Jul/Aug, 44Know “where to go” in emergencies,

Jul/Aug, 44Balf, ThomasEHS is from Mars, sustainability is from

Venus: Sustainability relationship build-ing, Jul/Aug, 44

Barbe, Jean-MarcHexafluorine decontamination of 70%

hydrofluoric acid (HF) vapor facial exposure: Case report, Jan/Feb, 7

Blask, Cynthia L.Glovebox glove dexterity comparison,

Mar/Apr, 3Microscopic analysis of glovebox glove

failures and breaches, Sep/Oct, 39Blomet, JoëlHexafluorine decontamination of 70%


Bonner, CharlesRisk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Boyle, ThomasRefresher hands-on training program

for a biosafety level 3 laboratory, Jul/Aug, 44

Brady, JosephThe risk of mixing dilute hydrogen peroxide

and acetone solutions, Mar/Apr, 27Breeding, DavidProject safety analysis: A tool for reducing

risk on campus, Jul/Aug, 45Burk, TerryCorrosion inhibiting amine from steam

humidification system linked to filmy deposits on laboratory surfaces, Jan/Feb, 23

Carlson, NeilA comprehensive plan to reduce water

damage losses, Jul/Aug, 45Caskey, CelesteNanomaterials: The low down dirty of

wipe sampling and spill response, Jul/Aug, 45

Castro, Amanda M.Glovebox glove dexterity comparison,

Mar/Apr, 3Christy, SusanEffectively working with faculty for safety

compliance, Jul/Aug, 49Chunglo, Steve D.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Claxton, Kathleen SusieWellness: The fourth component of EHS,

Jul/Aug, 45

Conley, Nicholas L.Toxic tips: Ethylene glycol, Sep/Oct, 56Cournoyer, Michael E.Chemical hood glass failure under

thermal loading associated with fire, Nov/Dec, 30

Glovebox glove dexterity comparison, Mar/Apr, 3

Glovebox issues: Controlling fire hazards after an earthquake, Nov/Dec, 24

Hazardous material inventory reduction at nuclear and high hazard facilities, Jan/Feb, 2

Microscopic analysis of glovebox glove failures and breaches, Sep/Oct, 39

Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free refrigeration, May/Jun, 29

Technical aspects of dissolvable protective clothing, May/Jun, 2

Covely, JohnA user-centric communications model

for reducing employee incident rates, Jul/Aug, 45

Crawford, CarlosA critical evaluation of material safety data

sheets (MSDSs) for engineered nano-materials, Sep/Oct, 1

Daggett, DeniseLead shielding in hot labs and bunkers:

There is exposure, Jul/Aug, 31Lead in hot labs and bunkers, Jul/Aug, 45Dahlstrom, JohnBuilding a solid information system

and opening the door to process improvements, Jul/Aug, 45

Dale, Graham R.Exploiting the e-Serialization of nano-

fiction to enhance undergraduate health and safety lectures: A back to the future perspective, May/Jun, 23

Davis, JamesExploiting the e-Serialization of nano-


DeLaHunt, JohnDer Zauberlehrling, Jan/Feb, 34One size fits one, May/Jun, 38Safety culture, Nov/Dec, 41Taking point, Sep/Oct, 60The tools they have, Mar/Apr, 38An overview of the CCFS comprehensive

online fire incident reporting data system, Jul/Aug, 46

DiBerardinis, LouStandard ANSI Z9.14: Testing and perfor-

mance verification methodologies for ventilation systems for Biological Safety Level 3 (BSL-3) and animal Biological Safety Level 3 (ABSL-3) facilities, Mar/Apr, 11

Testing and performance verification methodologies for biological safety level 3 laboratories, Jul/Aug, 46

Journal of Chemical Health & Safety, November/December 2012 51

Diesslin, BillEnergy conservation in laboratories:

Little things that make a big difference, Jul/Aug, 46

DiFrancisci, BrandonA transgenic rodent management program,

Jul/Aug, 47Dile, BryanDesigning greater efficiency and safety

into a lab using risk-based methods, Jul/Aug, 46

Doemeny, LaurenceUpcoming events, Nov/Dec, 47Doub, WilliamLaboratory safety culture: Summary of


Durbin, PatrickNine universities, six health institutions,

unlimited possibilities, Jul/Aug, 46

Eastlake, AdrienneA critical evaluation of material safety

data sheets (MSDSs) for engineered nanomaterials, Sep/Oct, 1

Elliott, Daniel W.Traditional RCRA and Subpart K: UNC-

CH’s foray into the waste management weeds, Jul/Aug, 25

Traditional RCRA or subpart K: The tale of one institution’s foray into the waste management weeds, Jul/Aug, 46

Elston, Harry J.Be Prepared, Sep/Oct, 66In Memorium – Dr. Jay Alfred Young,

Nov/Dec, 1Is it time for a stand-down?, Jan/Feb, 1Safety stand-down redux, May/Jun, 1The Slow Grind of Justice, Jul/Aug, 1Esaw, RodrickLaboratory self-inspection program par-



Development and implementation of a laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46

Ezekoye, Ofodike A.Chemical hood glass failure under


Farris, DavidLeveraging organizational structure in

safety and emergency preparedness programs, Jul/Aug, 9

Emergency preparedness: A new approach to institutional readiness, Jul/Aug, 47

Environmental management and sustain-ability system, Jul/Aug, 47

Fern-MacDougall, SusanCreating a contractor safety program,

Jul/Aug, 47Figueroa, MartaRefresher hands-on training program for a

biosafety level 3 laboratory, Jul/Aug, 44Commissioning a biological safety level 3

laboratory: A team building experience, Jul/Aug, 47

Finster, DavidLaboratory safety culture: Summary of


Fisenne, StephenThe utilization of campus compliance

management software, Jul/Aug, 47Fivizzani, KenIdea of safety, May/Jun, 46Kudos in Escondido, Nov/Dec, 49Laboratory safety culture: Summary of


Some are young, Jan/Feb, 43Foster, Lynn A.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Freeman, Steven A.Learning and retention of chemical safety

training information: A comparison of classroom versus computer-based formats on a college campus, Sep/Oct, 47

Freiberg, MarkEngaging EHS in facilities design and

construction, Jul/Aug, 47Freshwater, DavidUse of chemical information database


Garcia, Vincent E.Technical aspects of dissolvable protective

clothing, May/Jun, 2George, Gerald L.Technical aspects of dissolvable protective

clothing, May/Jun, 2Geraci, CharlesA critical evaluation of material safety

data sheets (MSDSs) for engineered nanomaterials, Sep/Oct, 1

Gibbs, JamesDeveloping and maintaining a university

fire prevention and safety plan that works, Jul/Aug, 47

Gibbs, LarryA guide for academic research use of

nanomaterials, Jul/Aug, 47Gibson, JamesLaboratory safety: Progress and challenges,

Jul/Aug, 48Gillum, DavidDevelopment of a comprehensive haz-

ardous materials management program, Jul/Aug, 48

Gilson, James N.Energy isolation lockout tagout for higher

education, Jul/Aug, 48Gomez, MarcCSHEMA benchmarking and safety climate

surveys, Jul/Aug, 48Goodwin, TomLaboratory safety culture: Summary of


Gordon, Derek J.Glovebox issues: Controlling fire hazards

after an earthquake, Nov/Dec, 24Gutierrez, JanetCSHEMA benchmarking and safety

climate surveys, Jul/Aug, 48

Haet, GregEngaging EHS in facilities design and

construction, Jul/Aug, 47Hall, Alan H.Hexafluorine decontamination of 70%


Hall, DonnaBuilding and development of a environmental

management facility, Jul/Aug, 47Hanlon, JulieA model change for irradiator management,

Jul/Aug, 48Hansen, SuzanneSustainability at Macalester college,

Jul/Aug, 48Hase, Randy J.Technical aspects of dissolvable protective

clothing, May/Jun, 2Hashimoto, BobA transgenic rodent management program,

Jul/Aug, 49Hendershot, Dennis C.Designing a Safe Process—It’s Just About

Engineering and Chemistry!, Sep/Oct, 61

Inherently safer design—Do definitions matter?, Mar/Apr, 39

New focus on inherently safer design, Nov/Dec, 43

Process safety in the laboratory?, May/Jun, 39

52 Journal of Chemical Health & Safety, November/December 2012

Process safety: Is safety “common sense”?, Jan/Feb, 35

Herman-Haase, HowardA field method for the detection of elemen-

tal mercury in sink traps, Mar/Apr, 22Hodson, LauraA critical evaluation of material safety data

sheets (MSDSs) for engineered nano-materials, Sep/Oct, 1

House, MaryOptimizing laboratory inspections at the

rockefeller university with real-time reporting tools, Jul/Aug, 49

Houts, ToddWhen your little urban stream becomes

a national test case for defining storm water as pollution, Jul/Aug, 49

Inyang, DavidPreserving EHS priorities in difficult

economic times, Jul/Aug, 49

Jones, J.C.Dust explosion hazards with sugar,

Mar/Apr, 2Judal, ChristineEffectively working with faculty for safety

compliance, Jul/Aug, 49

Kaufman, James A.Letters to the Editor, Mar/Apr, 2Kaufman, Sean G.Effects of safety training programs on

workforce risk perceptions, Jul/Aug, 49Kim, EuniceLearning and retention of chemical safety


King, BradSlips, trips, and falls: A five-year trend

analysis at a large research institution, Jul/Aug, 49

Kinsley, SteveLaboratory safety culture: Summary of


Kolbash, ChrisNanomaterials: The low down dirty

of wipe sampling and spill response, Jul/Aug, 45

Kosakiewicz, KrystynaA transgenic rodent management program,

Jul/Aug, 49Koza, Mary BethTraditional RCRA and Subpart K: UNC-


The management of animal handling, Jul/Aug, 50

Krause, Michael W.Comparison of exposure measurements


Kretchman, KenMechanical code change proposals of

interest for research operations1. Accident/incident information on the Web2, Mar/Apr, 36

Kruyne, JonUsing excel to help you analyze injury data,

Jul/Aug, 50Kuhn, JohnPharmaceutical waste becoming universal

waste?, Jul/Aug, 50Kuntamukkula, MurtyUse of chemical information database


Labosky, MichaelDesign considerations for waste rooms,

Jul/Aug, LLangerman, NealJustice delayed – Again and again,

May/Jun, 42Legislate safety?, Sep/Oct, 64News & views, Jan/Feb, 38The Impact of the “UCLA Agreement”,

Nov/Dec, 45Warning to all principal investigators,

Mar/Apr, 42LaRose, JulieEngaging your audience: The use of audi-

ence response systems in safety and health training seminars, Jul/Aug, 50

Larson, Rodney R.Comparison of real-time and traditional

monitoring methods for diesel particu-late matter in underground metal mines: A meta-analysis, May/Jun, 12

Lawton, Cindy M.Glovebox glove dexterity comparison,

Mar/Apr, 3Lee, StevenTechnical aspects of dissolvable protective

clothing, May/Jun, 2Leggett, David J.Lab-HIRA: Hazard identification and

risk analysis for the chemical research laboratory. Part 2. Risk analysis of laboratory operations, Sep/Oct, 25

Lab-HIRA: Hazard identification and risk analysis for the chemical research laboratory: Part 1. Preliminary hazard evaluation, Sep/Oct, 9

Lemanski, JohnEmergency eyewash/shower testing program,

Jul/Aug, 50

Lewellyn, DarynImplementing NFPA 70E for arc flash

safety, Jul/Aug, 50Long, Michael D.Traditional RCRA and Subpart K: UNC-


Long, SharonCorrosion inhibiting amine from steam


Luttrell, William E.Acetic acid, Nov/Dec, 37Toxic tips: Ethylene glycol, Sep/Oct, 56Toxic tips: Toluene, May/Jun, 34Toxic tips: Xylene, Mar/Apr, 34Vinyl chloride, Jan/Feb, 30

Maez, Rudy J.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Maines, WayneMaking tabletop exercises interesting and

realistic, Jul/Aug, 50Manning, BradDevelopment of a comprehensive haz-


Martin, PaulAn overview of the CCFS comprehensive

online fire incident reporting data system, Jul/Aug, 44

Mathieu, LaurenceHexafluorine decontamination of 70%


Matos, BethzaydaModular facilities: A cost-effective option

for biosafety level 3 laboratories, Jul/Aug, 51

McCormac, CliodhnaExploiting the e-Serialization of nano-


McCormick, JessicaRefresher hands-on training program

for a biosafety level 3 laboratory, Jul/Aug, 44

McHugh, KevinExploiting the e-Serialization of nano-


McKernan, Stuart A.Glovebox issues: Controlling fire hazards

after an earthquake, Nov/Dec, 24Means, TimLayers of communication: Success and

confidences, Jul/Aug, 51Memarzadeh, FarhadStandard ANSI Z9.14: Testing and perfor-

mance verification methodologies for

Journal of Chemical Health & Safety, November/December 2012 53

ventilation systems for Biological Safety Level 3 (BSL-3) and animal Biological Safety Level 3 (ABSL-3) facilities, Mar/Apr, 11

Testing and performance verification methodologies for biological safety level 3 laboratories, Jul/Aug, 46

Miller, MadelynLayers of communication: Success and

confidences, Jul/Aug, 51Mladenka, SarahChemical hood glass failure under


Morris, Michael A.Potential overpressure of tetrachlorosilane

when sealed with rubber septa, Sep/Oct, 37

Myer, KarrieA case study in automating oversight of the

a university environmental management system, Jul/Aug, 51

Nelson, SteveA case study in automating oversight of the

a university environmental management system, Jul/Aug, 51

Ngendahimana, ThacienToxic tips: Toluene, May/Jun, 34Nolan, DennisImplementation of a green laboratory pilot

program, Jul/Aug, 51

O’Driscoll, Benjamin M.D.Potential overpressure of tetrachlorosilane

when sealed with rubber septa, Sep/Oct, 37

Ochs, MichaelA collaborative approach to lab safety

training, Jul/Aug, 51Oleas, Rita C.Improving laboratory safety through mini-

scale experiments: A case study of New Jersey City University, Nov/Dec, 12

Olinger, PattyDevelopment and implementation of a

laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46Laboratory self-inspection program partici-

pation as an indication of improved safety culture, Jul/Aug, 52


Orders, AmyThe great debate: Smartphones at work?,

Jul/Aug, 51Ott, RobertCSHEMA benchmarking and safety climate

surveys, Jul/Aug, 48Office ergonomics program evaluation,

Jul/Aug, 51Oxley, Jimmie C.The risk of mixing dilute hydrogen peroxide

and acetone solutions, Mar/Apr, 27

Parker, Steven D.Traditional RCRA and Subpart K: UNC-


Parrott, MeaganDevelopment and implementation of a

laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46Laboratory self-inspection program par-



Pecos, James M.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Phair, JoleneExploiting the e-Serialization of nano-


Phelan, AndyEnvironmental stewardship: The lifecycle

of waste management, Jul/Aug, 51Pisano, SuzanneDevelopment of a comprehensive haz-


Plisko, Marc J.Comparison of exposure measurements


Punjak, Wayne A.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29

Quigley, DavidUse of chemical information database


Rainer, DavidCampus security in a Google world redo,

Nov/Dec, 39Campus security in a Google world,

May/Jun, 36Code Corner, Jan/Feb, 32Laboratory accidents, and safety program

review, Sep/Oct, 58Mechanical code change proposals of

interest for research operations1. Accident/incident information on the Web2, Mar/Apr, 36

Rengarajan, KalpanaDevelopment and implementation of a

laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46Laboratory self-inspection program

participation as an indication of improved safety culture at Emory University, Jul/Aug, 15


Laboratory self-inspection program participation as an indication of improved safety culture, Jul/Aug, 52

Reynolds, BillA review and discussion of NFPA codes

related to live theater and performance, Jul/Aug, 52

Ring, JosephA model change for irradiator management,

Jul/Aug, 48Robbins, Coreen A.Comparison of exposure measurements


Roberts, MarkA field method for the detection of elemental

mercury in sink traps, Mar/Apr, 22Robinson, JamesImproving your fire alarm systems and

monitoring, Jul/Aug, 52Romero, WalterChemical hood glass failure under thermal

loading associated with fire, Nov/Dec, 30Rosenberger, Mark S.Glovebox issues: Controlling fire hazards

after an earthquake, Nov/Dec, 24

Sacre, JeffreyEnvironmental stewardship: The lifecycle

of waste management, Jul/Aug, 51Sajedi, SarahSubpart K: Should your institution opt in

or out?, Jul/Aug, 52Samaniego, LuisRequirements for continuous gas leak

detection systems, Jul/Aug, 52Schaefer, FrankOptimizing laboratory inspections at the

rockefeller university with real-time reporting tools, Jul/Aug, 49

Schneider, PeterLayers of communication: Success and

confidences, Jul/Aug, 51Lessons learned from a shooting on

campus, Jul/Aug, 52Schreiber, StephanHazardous material inventory reduction

at nuclear and high hazard facilities, Jan/Feb, 2


Shafer, MartinCorrosion inhibiting amine from steam


Sheaman, Landon G.Vinyl chloride, Jan/Feb, 30

54 Journal of Chemical Health & Safety, November/December 2012

Siegel, DinaUse of chemical information database


Siéwé, Cyrille-LazareHexafluorine decontamination of 70%


Sillhart, JamesLead in construction, Jul/Aug, 53Simmons, FredUse of chemical information database


Sleeth, Darrah K.Comparison of real-time and traditional

monitoring methods for diesel particu-late matter in underground metal mines: A meta-analysis, May/Jun, 12

Smith, James L.The risk of mixing dilute hydrogen peroxide

and acetone solutions, Mar/Apr, 27So, WilliamFBI weapons of mass destruction directorate

presentation, Jul/Aug, 53Sonzogni, William C.Corrosion inhibiting amine from steam


Souza, SaraA transgenic rodent management program,

Jul/Aug, 49Stone, K. LeeWhat is your lab GPA? A unique approach

to lab safety inspections and increased compliance, Jul/Aug, 53

Sullivan, Dennis K.2011 Higher Education Emergency

Management Survey, Jul/Aug, 36Sullivan, DennisLayers of communication: Success and

confidences, Jul/Aug, 51Trends in emergency management in

higher education, Jul/Aug, 53

Tapia, JonathanHazardous material inventory reduction


Thibodeau, ScottEstablishing a universal waste recycling

program, Jul/Aug, 53

Thiese, Matthew S.Comparison of real-time and traditional

monitoring methods for diesel particulate matter in underground metal mines: A meta-analysis, May/Jun, 12

Thomas, Dionna N.Development and implementation of a

laser safety program, Jul/Aug, 46Laboratory self-inspection program

participation as an indication of improved safety culture, Jul/Aug, 52


Lessons earned from implementation of a formal laboratory decommissioning program at Emory University, Jul/Aug, 3

Transtrum, Mitchell J.Comparison of real-time and traditional

monitoring methods for diesel particulate matter in underground metal mines: A meta-analysis, May/Jun, 12

Trujillo, StanleyMicroscopic analysis of glovebox glove

failures and breaches, Sep/Oct, 39Tsiagkouris, James A.Glovebox issues: Controlling fire hazards

after an earthquake, Nov/Dec, 24

VanSchalkwyk, WilliamKeeping your EHS program business

relevant, Jul/Aug, 53

Wannigman, David L.Technical aspects of dissolvable protective

clothing, May/Jun, 2Wargniez, Aylen BadillaImproving laboratory safety through

mini-scale experiments: A case study of New Jersey City University, Nov/Dec, 12

Weil, MiriamSecrets revealed: Chemical surplus sharing

at colleges and universities, Jan/Feb, 12Wessels, TomBeryllium contamination characterization,

Jul/Aug, 53Wiediger, Susan D.Laboratory safety culture: Summary of

the chemical education research and practice – Safety in chemistry education panel discussion at the 46th Midwest and 39th Great Lakes Joint Regional

American Chemical Society Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, on October 21, 2011, Jul/Aug, 20

Wilburn, Dianne W.Risk reduction benefits of cryogen-free

refrigeration, May/Jun, 29Hazardous material inventory reduction



Wilkins-Hall, CarolIt’s gettin’ hot in here, Jul/Aug, 53Wilson, Steven A.The risk of mixing dilute hydrogen peroxide

and acetone solutions, Mar/Apr, 27Withers, James H.Learning and retention of chemical safety


Wood-Black, FrankieAsk Alice H, Jan/Feb, 40ESP, Nov/Dec, 44It is more than just a bunch of hot air,

May/Jun, 41OMG!, Jan/Feb, 37States of matter, Mar/Apr, 41Things to remember…, Sep/Oct, 63Worland, Vincent P.Hazardous material inventory reduction


Yamaguchi, Kenneth S.Improving laboratory safety through

mini-scale experiments: A case study of New Jersey City University, Nov/Dec, 12

Yeldell, ChrisChemical hood glass failure under


You, EdwardFBI weapons of mass destruction directorate

presentation, Jul/Aug, 53Young, KellyIt’s gettin’ hot in here, Jul/Aug, 53Young, ErikeUsing data to drive safety management:

The enterprise risk management infor-mation system, Jul/Aug, 54

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