In the aftermath of the Piper Alpha disaster in 1988 and the subsequent inquiry and
recommendations made by Lord Cullen in 1990, there have been legislative changes and a …

The authors measured perceptions of safety climate, motivation, and behavior at 2 time
points and linked them to prior and subsequent levels of accidents over a 5-year period. A …

In recent years, the North Sea oil and gas industry has been exposed to widespread
change, including organizational restructuring," down-sizing", and increased safety …

Problem: Safety climate refers to the degree to which employees believe true priority is given
to organizational safety performance, and its measurement is thought to provide an “early …

A framework for the development and maturation of organisational safety culture was
formulated. The content of the framework was informed by 26 semi-structured interviews with …

This chapter explores the nature and importance of safety climate in organizations.
Perceptions of safety climate can influence employees' attitudes toward safety, the way …

This study attempted to construct and test an explicative model of unsafe work behavior to
reveal the mechanisms by which the following contributory factors to unsafe work behavior …

Definitions of safety culture abound, but they variously refer to the safety-related values,
attitudes, beliefs, risk perceptions and behaviours of all employees. This assembly may …

Construction work is an inherently dangerous occupation and exposure to additional job
stressors is likely to exacerbate the level of danger, increasing workers' risk for injury. Thus …

In this theory-driven literature review we examine how leadership and emerging research in
positive organizational behaviour (POB) may inform our understanding of human …