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... Introduction What sets the best safety performers apart? How do they consistently sustain outcomes others struggle to reach? This paper explores the 11 characteristics of great safety leadership. It examines the best leadership practices that lead to safety outcomes that are both desired...

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... in isolation, but interact to modify worker capacity and injury risk. Both mental and physical fatigue can result in poor decision making, which may result in an acute injury (Williamson et al. 2011). The risk of injury is dependent on both the injury mechanism and the characteristics of the work being...

... be found by using the same principles, strategies and tactics that are used to error and injury proof work tasks, i.e. the use of human factors and ergonomics (HF/E) to design wellness into the work and the work environment. Characteristics of Today's Workforce There are four key characteristics...

... and obesity is typically not considered in traditional ergonomic modeling. This paper explores the potential impact of these factors and proposes several ways to factor these characteristics into ergonomic models. Research is underway to quantify and empirically test new methods for evaluating work place risk...

... to develop his model of how change spreads and is adopted (2003). In his model, two key principles are involved in getting to critical mass: Knowing where people are relating to adopting a change The characteristics of the innovation that will influence whether individuals will adopt or reject...

..., population density, building demographics (i.e., urban or rural), and the characteristics of the event. Some of the characteristics that are considered for SIP include: the quantitiy and duration of the contaminant release, physical and chemical properties, meteorological conditions (atmospheric stability...

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.... Learning ways in which to make these accommodations based on the knowledge of key characteristics within a population can increase the safety and protection of your company and your employees. Aging Profile of an Aging America According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services...

... After years of studying organizations that have achieved a level of greatness in safety, we have distilled ten characteristics that distinguish them from others. Among these characteristics, great safety organizations have clarity of vision, integrated understanding of the motivations...

... performing projects and for the identification of common characteristics of those projects that drive superior safety performance. Once identified, these common characteristics can serve as focus areas that can be replicated across the company, provide a consistent framework for independent assessments, cold...

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..., possessing characteristics found in only a very small fraction of the population. On the other extreme of definitions, anyone who wants to work for himself or herself is considered to be an entrepreneur. The word entrepreneur originates from the French word, entreprendre, which means to undertake...

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... of purpose to "do what it takes" to make safety better every day. Characteristics of Community The history of "community" goes back to an Indio-European foundation, mei , which means to change or exchange. It has been linked with another word, or root, kom , which makes the word commein - meaning...

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