National Safety Council, Oct 19, 1983, " How Should Mechanical
Engineer Design Safety into Mechanical Equipment " |
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ASME, Dec 11, 1984, " Engineering Responsibilities in the
Design of Safe Equipment " |
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ASME, Nov 19, 2002, " Safety Benefits Derived from Concurrent
Design " |
Mr. Paul J. Glasgow,
P.E. 160 East Hawthorne Avenue Valley Stream,
New York 11580
Dear Mr. Glasgow,
As the new president of the National Safety Council, one of
my first jobs-and a happy one-is to thank you for participating
in the 71st Annual National Safety Congress and Exposition.
This is a very pleasant chore, because your generosity in contributing
to the Congress program is genuinely appreciated by all of us
at the Council.
You were the moderator of the panel discussion, "How Should
Mechanical Engineers Design Safety Into Mechanical Equipment",
joining with other engineering professionals in addressing a
subject that is so very vital and timely.
Safety and Productivity-Partners for Progress, the theme of
the 71st Congress, was ably exemplified by your willingness
to share your knowledge and enthusiasm with those who attended.
This is the kind of partnership that has been the cornerstone
of the safety movement for almost three-quarters of a century.
The 72nd National Safety Congress and Exposition will be held
here in Chicago, October 15-18, 1984. We hope you are able to
attend.
Sincerely,
T.C. Gilchrest
TCG:gjm |
Volume
10, No 2 |
The
Long Island Mechanical Engineer in the
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October
1988 |
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| Who Cares About Safety? |
Paul Glasgow, Safety Consultant
Stan Rosen, Chairperson, ASME Safety Division, 1988-1989
Dr. Joseph McNeil, Professor, Maritime University
Robert Moro, Senior Compliance Officer, OSHA |
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Topics in this meeting include the role of the Safety Division
of ASME in promulgating safety and the use of safety standards
in th development of industrial equipment and consumer products.
Also, the role and responsibility of the engineer in
the design of safe products will be analyzed, reviewed and
case studies will be described.
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