Research Activities of Mark C. Radomsky

Research Interest Areas:

• Mine safety
• Industrial safety
• Safety psychology
• Accident investigation
• Health and safety training

Selected Publications:

Kecojevic, V., Komhjenovic, D., Groves, W., Radomsky, M. (2007), An Analysis of Equipment-Related Fatal Accidents in U.S. Mining Operations: 1995-2005. Safety Science, Elsevier, 45 (8) 864-874.

Kecojevic, V., and Radomsky, M. C. (2004), The causes and control of loader and truck related fatalities in surface mining operations. Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 11 (4), 239-251.

Groves, W. A., Ramani, R. V., Radomsky, M. C., and Flick, J. P. (2004), Protecting first responders: analysis of PPE guidelines distributed at the World Trade Center and Pentagon disaster sites, Professional Safety, 49 (11), 31-41.

Radomsky, M. C., Flick, J. P., and Ramani, R. V. (2001), Slips, trips, and falls in construction and mining: causes and control, Professional Safety, 46 (9), 30-37.

Flick, J. P., Radomsky, M. C., and Ramani, R. V. (1999), On-Site observation procedures: the Penn State approach to site-specific health and safety training. Professional Safety, 44 (10), 34-38.

Passmore, D. L., Bennett, J. D., Radomsky, M. C., and Sapestein, L. W. (1990), Tailored safety training for miners in small Pennsylvania surface coal mines, American Journal of Public Health, 80 (9), 1134-35.

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