The Role of Safety Culture in Preventing Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes (2007) / Chapter Skim
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32 This chapter takes key findings from the literature review, data collection, and discussion of the safety culture relationship to develop practical questions and actions for motor carrier safety managers to use when developing their organization's safety culture. Because developing a safety culture is part policy course and part program implementation, it is suggested that the four stages listed in the safety culture development and use guideline be thought of as a circular process, whereby Stage 4 leads to a new cycle of Stage 1.
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33 Stage 2: Identify Safety Culture Improvement Areas Stage 2 is intended to act as the platform for bringing together all of the deficiencies found in Stage 1. All eight steps in Stage 2 are intended to be brainstorming exercises for safety departments and others resulting in a list of potential improvement areas.
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