Robertson on Library Security and Disaster Planning

Author Guy Robertson

Publisher Chandos Publishing

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eBook

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Author

Guy Robertson

Publisher

Chandos Publishing

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Copyright

2015

ISBN13

9780081000885

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eBook

Grade Level

College Freshman - College Senior

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Overview

This book presents a collection of highly-cited author published articles on security and disaster planning for libraries.
Front Cover.
Half Title.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Introduction.
About the Author.
Acknowledgments.
Safety and Security.
1: Unofficial Wisdom: A Review of Occupational Health and Safety.
2: Our Vision of Things: Basic Eye Care for Librarians.
3: Stress? Settle for Less.
4: The Elvis Biography has Just Left the Building, and Nobody Checked it Out: A Primer on Library Theft.
5: The Data Backup Process: An Overview for Saboteurs.
6: What's a Little Larceny Between Friends? Confessions of an Info-Thief.
7: Clearing the Air: Improving Indoor Air Quality in Libraries.
8: Downsizing the Binder: Effective Security Planning for Libraries.
9: Risks, Rules, and Enforcement: Enhancing Child Safety in the Library.
10: Shelving and Safety: An Overview.
11: “It's Not Just the Books!” Wheelchair Patrons Speak Out.
12: Beyond Band-Aid Solutions: Dealing with Medical Emergencies in Your Library.
13: Not for the Squeamish: The Dirty Truth About Your Library.
14: Senior Security: Keeping the Elderly Safe.
15: Stealing from Library Patrons: A Helpful Introduction.
16: Into Every Professional Life, A Little Moon Will Shine: Dealing With Sub-Problem Patrons.
17: Wise to the Forger's Tricks: Detecting Bogus Signatures and Inscriptions in Collectable Books.
18: Know Thy Vendor: Getting the Best in Off-Site Records Storage.
19: Healthy Snacks, Safe Stacks: How One Library Enhanced its Security.
Disaster Planning.
20: Hoping for the Best, Preparing for the Worst: A Disaster Planner's Experience.
21: People, Paper, Data: Disaster Planning for Libraries.
22: Investigating Risk: Assessing and Analyzing Trouble Before it Strikes.
23: A Van and a Plan: How Consortium Offices Can Contribute to Disaster Recovery.
24: Lights Out! Dealing with Power Outages in Your Library.
25: Water Finds a Way: Dealing with Leaks and Floods in Your Library.
26: Postponing Alexandria: Dealing with Catastrophes and Disasters in Your Library.
27: Pandemi
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