The existence of an active safety culture is a mitigating factor likely to result in lesser penalties or no penalties at all. Safety culture is one of those fuzzy concepts like “obscenity” that nobody ...

Fleet leaders share how a culture-focused approach helps carriers tackle safety holistically. Successful fleets are always looking for ways to be safer—but there is no one single solution to ...

Good things take time. This well-known idiom can be applied to virtually every aspect of a company’s development, including its safety culture and how safely people perform their jobs.

Here are some of the changes it said it’s making: According to Elizabeth Lund, Boeing's senior vice president of quality, the company’s first step to fixing its safety culture is changing the ...

A strong safety culture is critical to maintaining employee trust and minimizing occupational risks on the job. But when business leaders don’t emphasize workplace health and safety, they don ...

Leaders promote a safety culture in the organization by encouraging employees to participate and identify areas of improvement to help protect people and property. The Corps of Engineers Safety ...

NIPCO Plc, says its safety culture with a strong commitment to safety excellence established over two decades of the company’s operations is a good model for the nation,s hydrocarbon industry in ...

Just as physical fitness requires regular training and practice, developing a robust safety culture demands the daily discipline of leaders visibly sweating through their own commitments.