Safety Management Questionnaire

Whitaker, Sean M.; Flin, Rhona

doi:10.1037/t26726-000

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“…The question of whether or how the cultures so identified impact on safety is a separate question. Mearns and co-workers argue that there is some, though rather limited, evidence that organisations which do well in safety climate surveys actually have fewer accidents 43 . The ethnographic method is not well suited to producing evidence about the impact on safety of the cultural elements it identifies.…”

Section: The Impact Of Organisational Culture On Safetymentioning

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Studying organisational cultures and their effects on safety

Hopkins

2006

Safety Science

153

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How do organisational cultures influence safety? To answer this question requires a strategy for investigating organisational culture. There are various research strategies available. By far the most widely used is the perception survey. An alternative is for researchers is to immerse themselves in one or more organisations, making detailed observations about activities and drawing inferences about the nature of the organisation's culture (the ethnographic method). A third technique makes use of the wealth of material that is assembled by inquiries into major accidents. This paper describes how this material can be used to provide insights into organisational cultures. It draws on specific examples from the author's own work as well as the cultural analysis carried out by the Columbia Accident Investigation Board. It concludes with some additional suggestions for carrying out research on safetyrelevant aspects of organisational culture.

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Section: The Impact Of Organisational Culture On Safetymentioning

confidence: 99%

Studying organisational cultures and their effects on safety

Hopkins

2006

Safety Science

153

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“…Based on the various definitions, these dimensions and measures have been employed as proxies for examining SP at the organisational level. Several works of literature have revealed that the most consistent measures of SP are injury and accident rates [14,15]. However, these measures of SP problematic due to their insufficient sensitivity and lack of attention to risk exposure [16].…”

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Effect of Safety Culture, Safety Performance and Management System on the Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria

Otitolaiye

Adediran

Ahmed

et al. 2019

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This paper examines the influence of safety culture and safety management system on the safety performance of food and beverage (F&B) manufacturing industries in Lagos state, Nigeria. A survey involving 178 questionnaires from safety managers from the F&B manufacturing industries was conducted. The statistical tool SmartPLS was used for analysis due to its ability and flexibility for examining complex models. The results indicated that the safety culture and safety management system were statistically positively related to safety performance. Besides showing the suitability of SmartPLS in statistical analysis, the results also indicated that the firms that intend to achieve their outlined goals regarding safety could greatly benefit from a positive safety management system and safety culture.

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Safety Management Questionnaire

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Studying organisational cultures and their effects on safety

Studying organisational cultures and their effects on safety

Effect of Safety Culture, Safety Performance and Management System on the Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industries in Nigeria

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