Do you have a Safety Culture?
A Safety Culture is something that is striven
for but rarely attained…”
The process is more important than the
product.”
James Reason, “Managing the Risks of
Organizational Accidents.”
Doing the right things, even when no one is
watching.
“The safety culture of an organization is the
product of the individual and groups values, attitudes, competencies and
patterns of behavior that determine the commitment to, and the style of
proficiency of, an organization’s health and safety program” James Reason,
The safest organizations have more effectively
committed themselves to controlling the risks that may arise from mechanical or
organizational failures, environmental conditions and human error.
The organization collects and analyzes “the
right kind of data” to keep it informed of the safety health of the
organization – collects, analyzes and disseminates information on incidents and
near-misses, as well as proactive safety checks.
James Reason.
How important is a Safety Culture for your
organization?
Safety Culture is the set of continuing with
values and attitudes concerning safety, shared by every member of every level
of an organization. Safety culture is usually recognized as critical to the
success of SMS.
Always Fly Safely !!!
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