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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Editor; Contributors; Introduction: Short and to the Point; Chapter 1: Why Accidents Happen; Chapter 2: Laser Safety Terms; Chapter 3: Safety Culture and Incident Investigation; Chapter 4: Accident Preparation; Chapter 5: Lessons Learned Examples; Chapter 6: The Near Miss; Chapter 7: Where Do I Find Laser Accident Information?; Chapter 8: R & D Accident Case; Chapter 9: A Laser Injury Event at the Idaho National Laboratory: Limitations of Skill-of-the-Craft; Chapter 10: Laser Eyewear; Chapter 11: Risk Assessment
Chapter 12: Oversight Regulations and Reported AccidentsChapter 13: Visual Interference Hazards of Laser Light; Chapter 14: The Potential for Eye Injuries from Lasers Aimed at Pilots; Chapter 15: Outdoor Laser Safety; Chapter 16: Laser Light Show Accidents; Chapter 17: Fiber Optics in Telecommunications; Chapter 18: Accident Investigation; Chapter 19: Non-Beam Hazards; Chapter 20: Laser Safety Tools; Chapter 21: How Many Wrong Decisions Can One Rationalize Away?; Index
Ken Barat is the former laser safety officer (LSO) for the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and National Ignition Facility Directorate at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Presently he is continuing his passion for laser safety through private consulting. He has received both Jim Rockwell awards (2009 and 2005) for Laser Safety Leadership and Education, and Tim Renner User Service Award (2002) from the Advance Light Source as well as recognition awards from the Department of Energy and LSO Working Group. He has been a member and presenter at the UK Laser Safety Forum series.