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IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop Technical Program Paper and Presentation Recognition 2016 Best Technical Paper and Presentation : Risk Perception and Decision Making in Hazard Analysis Improving Safety for the Next Generation of


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IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop Technical Program Paper and Presentation Recognition

2016

  • Best Technical Paper and Presentation: “Risk Perception and Decision Making in

Hazard Analysis – Improving Safety for the Next Generation of Electrical Workers”, Allison Haluik

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “A Misunderstanding We Should

Eliminate”, H. Landis “Lanny” Floyd II

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “Measuring Arc Blast: Effects of electrode

type, current level, enclosure sizes, and enclosure cover on arc blast in a LV system toward calculations”, Hugh Hoagland, Claude Maurice, Andrew Haines, Andre Maurice

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “Current-Limiting Fuses: Proposed NFPA

70-2017 240.67, Arc Modeling and an Assessment based on IEEE 1584-2002”, Tammy Gammon, Vince Saporita 2015

  • Best Technical Paper: ”Bridging the Gap: Using Technology to Capture the Old and

Encourage the New”, Joe Barrios and Katie Scarlett Reyes

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “A Practical Guide for Applying the

Hierarchy of Controls to Electrical Hazards”, H. Landis “Lanny” Floyd II

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “Risk Assessment and Your

Electrical Safety Program”, Daniel Roberts

  • Best Technical Paper-Honorable Mention: “Enhanced Safety Features in Motor

Control Centers and Drives for Diagnostics and Troubleshooting”, Larry R. Olsen, John

  • A. Kay, Martin Van Krey

2014

  • Best Technical Paper: “Prevention Through Design: Reducing Risks Near Service and

Main Disconnects”, Daleep Mohla, Craig Wellman, & Kevin Lippert

  • Best Presentation: “Change Management and Your Electrical Safety Program”, Tim

Rohrer

  • Best Focus Session Presentation: “Electrical Safety Audit Findings – Do’s and Don’ts”,

Terry Becker 2013

  • Best Technical Paper: “Cultural Drift and the Occlusion of Electrical Safety”, Anna

Floyd & Lanny Floyd

  • Best Presentation: “Clothing in Arc Flash: Four Types of Arc Exposure and the effect of

moisture on garment appearance after an arc event”, H. Hoagland, M. Golovkov, C. Maurice, & P. Clark

  • Best Overall Paper and Presentation: “AFCIs – From a Standards Perspective”, K.

Lippert & T. Domitrovich

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  • Best Case History: “Case History: Electrical Disaster Recovery Operations for a

Hospital”, M. Moore 2012

  • “The Effect of Contaminants on Arc Ratings and Conductivity of Fabric”, Hugh

Hoagland & Mikhail Golovkov

  • “Risk Management of Electrical Hazards”, Daniel Roberts
  • “Occupational Electrical Injury Statistics for the U.S., 2003-2009”, James C. Cawley &

Brett C. Brenner 2011

  • “Applying Risk Management Principles to the Selection of Arc Flash PPE”, Daniel

Roberts

  • “Electric Shock Injuries from Static Electricity Discharges”, Lanny Floyd
  • “PPE in Electric Arc: New Research and Key Insights of Arc Testing”, Hugh Hoagland

2010

  • “NFPA 70E and Arc Flash PPE Update”, Hugh Hoagland
  • “Making the Connection with Reliability & Maintenance Management Systems”, Lanny

Floyd

  • “Arc Flash Personal Protective Equipment Applying Risk Management Principles”,

Daniel Roberts

  • “Multitasking and the Illusion of Safety”, Anna H.L. Floyd

2009

  • “A Complete Electrical Hazard Classification System and Its Application”, Lloyd

Gordon & Laura Cartelli

  • “Electrical Life Cycle Safety – The View from Design”, Satish Parikh, Kaz Kolodzeig, &

Carmela Salas

  • “The Limitations of Metal-Clad Enclosures to Protect Workers from Arc Flash Hazards”,

John Kolak 2008

  • “Electrical Safety Practices in Utilities and Personal Protective Grounding”, Keith

Malmedal, P.K. Sen, & John Nelson

  • “Electrical Equipment Performances and Impact to Personnel Arc Flash Exposure

Dilemma”, Kerry Heid & Ron Widup

  • “50 Volt Shock Hazard Level”, Daniel Roberts

2007

  • “Don't Forget Me! I Wanna be Safe Too!”, Joe Rachford
  • “Should My Electrical Safety Program be Part of My Safety Program?”, Lanny Floyd
  • “Electrical Injury Support Activities”, Brian Tink

2006

  • “Arc Flash Clothing Updates”, Hugh Hoagland
  • “Two Similar Incidents, Two Different Outcomes”, Dan Doan & Lanny Floyd
  • “What is a Qualified Person?”, Ken Mastrullo

2005

  • “PPE in the Electric Arc”, Hugh Hoagland
  • “Training and Qualifying Your Employees”, Danny Liggett
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  • “Key Elements to Consider When Developing Electrical Equipment Switching

Procedures”, Shahid Jami 2004

  • “Arc Flash Hazard Calculations”, Louis Barrios, Dan Doan & Craig Wellman
  • “Arc Faults in Medium Voltage Switchgear”, Jim Bowen
  • “Electrical Safety and Human Performance Interface”, Mike Doherty
  • “Facts on Electrical Trauma Following Electrical Events”, Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer,

MD