Building a safety culture takes commitment from the top

Article Abstract:

The importance of involving employees at all levels in the safety programs of an organization is discussed. Suggestions are offered to harness commitment towards safety. The role of communication and top management in this context is also discussed.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Think big in getting out the message of safety

Article Abstract:

A list of suggestions that would help a human resources professional in implementing positive safety culture within the organization is presented. Suggestions are also offered to monitor the progress on such implementation.

Business Personnel Management, Methods, Human resource management

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The what, where and how of safety management

Article Abstract:

The importance of proactive management of safety programs is explained. The operational and technical elements of safety management are also examined.

Influence, Excerpt, Beyond Worker's Comp - A Human Resource Guide To Building Safety Into Your Organization (Book)

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