Environmental Health and Safety Audits

Mr. Cahill is currently a Technical Director in Environmental Resources Management's Performance & Assurance Group located in Malvern, PA.  He has over 35 years of professional EHS experience with industry and consulting.  He is the principal author of the widely used text, Environmental, Health and Safety Audits, published by Government Institutes, Inc. and now in its 9th Edition.  He contributed four chapters in the 1995 text Auditing for Environmental Quality Leadership, published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.  Mr. Cahill has published over 60 articles and has been quoted in numerous publications including the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.  He has been a guest lecturer at the graduate schools of Duke University, Northwestern University, and the New Jersey Institute of Technology.        

Environmental Health and Safety Audits: A Compendium of Thoughts and Trends
By Lawrence B. Cahill, CPEA

Dedication
Contributing Author
ChapterTitle
1Introduction
2U.S. EH&S Regulatory Trends in 2015: How they affect audit programs.
3Measuring the Success of an EH&S Audit Program: What are the Best Metrics?
4EH&S Audits: Have We Lost Our Way?
5Where Have You Gone, Ernest Hemingway? Tips on Writing Exceptional Audit Findings
6Twenty Lessons Learned on International Assignments: The Good and the Bad
7Classic Auditor Failures: How do Auditors Mess Up?
8Repeat Versus Recurring Findings on EH&S Audits: Should Management Treat Them Differently?
9Environmental Audits Versus Health and Safety Audits: What’s the Difference for Auditors?
10Using Risk Factors to Determine EH&S Audit Frequency: How to Best Manage Resources.
11Outsourcing EH&S Audits: Does it Make Sense?
12Statistically Representative Sampling on EH&S Audits: Expectations Established by Third Parties
13A Final Perspective: Lessons Learned in 35 Years of Auditing
AfterwordReflections on First Earth Day, April 22, 1970