The safety audit designing effective strategies

Many organisations monitor safety performance by the collection and analysis of statistics. However accident statistics are essentially a measure of failure, not an assessment of how far an organisation is succeeding in controlling and eliminating safety problems. Audit systems provide the means of...

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Main Author: Saunders, Roger (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Pitman 1992
©1992
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