Sunil Lakhiani
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Student Status
| Degree Status | Graduate Student – Ph.D. program |
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| Expected Graduation Date | December 2006 (hopefully) |
Contact Information
| Mailing Address | 360 Mechanical Engineering Building 1513 University Avenue Madison, WI 53706 |
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| Physical Address | 3149 Engineering Centers Building 1550 Engineering Drive Madison, WI 53706 |
| Work Phone | (608) 262-8451 |
| Mobile Phone | (608) 239-2327 |
| sdlakhiani@wisc.edu |
Research/Career Interests
- Safety and Human Factors
- Focusing on near-miss reporting systems in chemical industries.
Education Background
- B.E in Chemical Engineering, 2001, University of Mumbai – India
- M.S in Industrial Engineering, 2003, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Publications and Presentations
- Lakhiani, S. D., Khan, F. S., and Smith, M. J. 2004 , Electronic Performance Monitoring: Effect on Productivity, Employee Health, and Well-being , Proceedings of National Conference on HWWE-2004.
- Khan, F. S., Lakhiani, S. D., and Smith, M. J. 2004, A Macroergonomics Look At Call Center Workers In India , Proceedings of National Conference on HWWE-2004.
Certfication and Awards
- Lakhiani, S. D., Khan, F. S., and Smith, M. J. 2004 , Electronic Performance Monitoring: Effect on Productivity, Employee Health, and Well-being , Proceedings of National Conference on HWWE-2004.
- Khan, F. S., Lakhiani, S. D., and Smith, M. J. 2004, A Macroergonomics Look At Call Center Workers In India , Proceedings of National Conference on HWWE-2004.
Affiliations and Awards
None
Work Experience
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Teaching Assistant (Part time) under Dr. Michael J. Smith for Introduction to Human Factors
- January 2002 – May 2005 (6 semesters, excluding summer semesters)
- Duties : Organize and conduct laboratory experiments and discussions. Other duties included grading and assisting students in coursework.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Project Assistant (Part-time) for UW-Physical Plant
- June 2004 – August 2004 (Contract Period)
- Duties : Worked with the safety team in inspecting and analyzing work sites for hazards and presented recommendations for improving the safety culture. Particularly focused on the steam-fitters shop and reported the primary concerns relating to steam-fitters' safety that the management need to consider.
Bureau of State Risk Management Department of Administration, WI
Occupational Safety Specialist/Program Assistant-2
- June 2003 – August 2003
- Duties : Analyzed state worker's compensation database and completed annual benchmarking report. I also worked on Executive Order documents as an active member of the State Safety Committee. Other tasks included updating safety policies, procedures, and accident analysis forms.
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July 21, 2005