جزییات کتاب
"Productive Safety Management will be an asset to any organization aspiring to continual improvement and excellence... I recommend it without reservation." - From the foreword by J. M. Torlach "I would recommend the book to anyone with a research interest in safety. I would also recommend it to the student, for at this price the scope of both the material and referencing has a lot to offer." - HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK, October 2004 "This is an excellent text that should form part of every safety and health practitioner's technical reference library." - SAFETY WA, published by IFAP (Industrial Foundation for Accident Prevention, Australia), August 2004 "This book develops and presents its ideas in a format and style that will be comprehensible to everyone in the enterprise; the general manager, safety professionals and general employees." - AusIMM (Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy) bulletin, November/December 2004 "Productive Safety Management is a textbook that describes a holistic approach to safety management, using well-thought-out tools and models It should be relevant to anyone who has an interest in developing an integrated safety management system with an aim to improving both safety and productivity." - SAFETY (The Journal of the National Safety Council of Australia), March 2004 Content: Foreword, Pages ix-xiPreface, Pages xiii-xvAcknowledgements, Page xviAbout the author, Page xviiIntroduction, Pages xix-xxixPart 1 - Introduction, Pages 1-2Chapter 1 - Risk — Can it be eliminated?, Pages 3-23Chapter 2 - Organizational decision-making and alignment of management systems, Pages 24-46Part 2 - Introduction, Pages 47-48Chapter 3 - Processes, Pages 49-88Chapter 4 - Technology, Pages 89-117Chapter 5 - Physical environment, Pages 118-149Chapter 6 - Human resources, Pages 150-190Chapter 7 - Risk quantification and strategy development, Pages 191-246Part 3 - Introduction, Pages 247-250Chapter 8 - Management commitment and leadership, Pages 251-280Chapter 9 - Training — building the organization's capacity, Pages 281-307Chapter 10 - Behavioral audits, Pages 308-324Part 4 - Introduction, Pages 325-328Chapter 11 - Formulating the productive safety management plan, Pages 329-341Chapter 12 - Managing performance using the achievement cycle, Pages 342-389Glossary of terms, Pages 390-396Index, Pages 397-405