When a safety goal is reached, or a new employee led initiative produces positive results;

Increased production, product quality, effective use of time and employee safety are all important factors in any manufacturing situation.

According to Wikipedia “near miss” in the work place is defined as an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness, or damage- but had the potential to do so.”

In the past, Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW)-related training required 8 credits a year and could be self-reported by the architect.

Have you ever thought twice about a decision you made?

The willingness to take personal responsibility and identify workplace hazards are strongly linked to values and acceptance of accountability of employees.

The model suggests that there are four different influences on risk; perception, habit, obstacle and barriers.

By focusing on injuries rather than exposures, organizations ignore finding and eliminating the cause of the injury to prevent further incidences.

In an article titled “Safety Products” by Nicholas Kamuda, industrial safety products are considered just as important as the employees they protect.