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Safety Science, 2019 A mature safety culture is regarded as an important means of ensuring good safety performance, particularly in reducing accidents. However, there is little empirical evidence in the literature that links safety culture maturity with actual safety performance metric.
Carmel Bofinger, Eric Stemn, David Cliff
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Designing a Safety Culture Maturity Model
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Sári Tappura, Aki Jääskeläinen
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Safety culture maturity in a civil engineering academic laboratory
Safety Science, 2021Abstract Safety culture maturity is critical to the prevention of unsafe behaviors, especially in industries such as civil construction, with its high rates of injuries and fatalities. This concept is even more important when studying the academic environments in which professionals who will work in those industries are trained.
Frederico G.P. Moreira +2 more
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A safety culture maturity model for petrochemical companies in Brazil
Safety Science, 2010A framework to measure safety culture maturity in the Brazilian oil and gas companies was formulated based on the model of Hudson (2001). Following a review of the safety culture literature, a questionnaire was designed to measure five aspects of organisational safety indicative of five levels of cultural maturity.
Anastacio Goncalves Filho, Celio Andrade
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Health and safety maturity in project business cultures
International Journal of Managing Projects in Business, 2012PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between health and safety (H&S) and organisational culture in project business, in particular to explore the validity of current cognitive emphases of linear organisational maturity towards a “safety culture”, and normative models and prescriptions.Design/methodology/approachAn ...
Hedley Smyth, Aeli Roberts
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Measurement of food safety culture using survey and maturity profiling tools [PDF]
Food Control, 2016 Organizational culture is defined by dimensions and characteristics that can be used to measure food safety culture in food manufacturing through a food safety maturity model. Maturity models from quality, health care, and information technology have been used since early 1970 and this work presents a novel food safety culture maturity model with five ...
Lone Jespersen +2 more
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Enterprise development through the safety culture maturity model
International Journal of Management and Enterprise Development, 2015The research aims to provide a roadmap for implementing a safety culture maturity model or SCMM which is critical for enterprise development today. The research methodology consists of two phases. The first phase involves an in-depth study into one oil and gas company as a baseline case.
Achmad Nizar Hidayanto
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Investigating employee perceptions of a framework of safety culture maturity
Safety Science, 2006A framework for the development of organisational safety culture based on Westrum's [Westrum, R., 1996. Human factors experts beginning to focus on organizational factors in safety. ICAO Journal October] typology of organisational communication had been formulated in a previous interview study.
Patrick Hudson
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Towards an action-oriented safety culture maturity scale
AHFE International, 2022Whilst safety culture is seen by many as an essential ingredient for safety, it is often vaguely described. This can make it harder to lead safety culture in an organization, particularly for those at senior management level, as it is not always clear what to do in concrete terms.
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Cultural Maturity Model: Health and Safety Improvement through Involvement
SPE International Conference on Health, Safety, and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production, 2004Abstract Petroleum companies increasingly recognize the importance of the cultural aspects of health and safety management. This is due in part to the conclusion that a poor safety culture contributed to a number of disasters. Many Petroleum companies have measured their safety culture in order to identify improvements.
Fleming Mark, Meakin Scott
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