MOTIVATION FOR SAFETY
by Need (Purpose) of Motivation: ► It includes inspiration, aspiration, communication, education, participating and training. ► All these factors are essential to mould a man to …
VL Grose’s Multiple Causation Theory
As per this thoery many contributing factors combine together in random fashion, causing accidents. Such factors should be identified. As figure mostly man, machine and …
WILLIAM HADDEN’S ‘ENERGY RELEASE THEORY’
•William Hadden, in 1970 explained ‘energy transfer or release’ as the main factor for accident causation and said that the accidents and injuries are caused …
BENCHMARKING FOR SAFETY PERFORMANCE
Benchmarking ►Benchmarking means ‘to find and follow the best practices to produce or get the best result in terms of performance , profit, productivity etc. …
ROLE OF SAFETY COMPETITION & INCENTIVE SCHEMES
►SAFETY COMPETITION ►This is another method of worker’s participation in safety. ►Competitions are of two types 1.Individual- essay, posters, slogans etc. 2.Group- House keeping contest …
WORKERS’ AND UNION’S PARTICIPATION IN SAFETY PROMOTION
WORKERS’ AND UNION’S PARTICIPATION IN SAFETY PROMOTION
BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION
BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION
in context to Safety, Health and Environment
MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVE
MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVE (MBO) – definitions, Nature of MBO, Process of MBO, Advantages of MBO. Scope of MBO, Requisites of MBO.