A survey-based system for safety measurement and improvement

Article Abstract:

A task force used to develop a method for measuring safety and improvements efforts was the most reliable and valid. A survey, which uses various components of the management system like education, knowledge and effectiveness, has a positive impact on the industries.

Surveys, Workers

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Differences in relative risks for fatal occupational highway transportation accidents

Article Abstract:

The trends in the relative risks for being involved in fatal occupational highway transportation accidents based on age and gender of the victim are examined. It was identified that there were no significant differences in relative risks based upon gender

Traffic accidents, Casualties

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The use of supervisory practices as leverage to improve safety behavior: a cross-level intervention model

Article Abstract:

Three intervention studies designed to modify supervisory monitoring and rewarding of subordinates safety performance is presented. The inclusion of workers safety behavior as in-role supervisory responsibilities is discussed.

Safety Training, Employee safety education

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