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Safety culture is defined as the way in which safety is managed in a workplace. It is the combination of beliefs, perceptions, and attitudes of employees toward the safety of workers and the overall safety of the work environment. Cultivating a safety culture is a key aspect in maintaining workplace safety. A strong safety culture must include and be promoted by senior management and include the feedback, ideas, and buy-in from the employees.


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After three decades of comprehensive analysis of over 7,000 potential fatalities across the globe, we present a (r)evolutionary breakthrough in safety: "Deep Safe".If you are ready to…
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How do you know your risk system is failing? You know that it did, because an accident happened, sometimes a fatal one. Obviously, you do NOT want to learn that way. There is another way - BEFORE…
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The ‘holy grail’ of safety is the elimination of fatalities from our workplaces. In basic terms, in order to eliminate, we must prevent, and to prevent, we must predict. Yet, despite many…
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“Safety is all about people.”When you hear that, a few things probably come to mind. The front-line workers who show up every day to get the job done. Employees who work high-risk jobs - at…
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Occupational hazards exact high fiscal and social costs. Globally, 2.78 million work-related deaths and 374 million non-fatal workplace accidents occur every year. Workers miss at least 4 days of…
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