Make or Break Your Bottom Line With Safety
by Nick Goodell | March 20, 2019 | effective safety professional, Safety and Health, safety program, safety barriers, safety & productivity, Safety and the bottom line
In 2017, the estimated cost of a medically consulted injury was $39,000 and $1,150,000 in direct costs per death[1] .- That year, on average, more than fourteen workers were killed every day[2]. These very real statistics illustrate the direct financial costs of regulatory fines, workplace ...
Strengthening Management of Safety Barriers
by Co-Authors | April 07, 2013 | fault tree analysis, Safety and Health, safety assessments, hazard assessment, safety barriers, safety management system
In the first article of this series, “Reflections on Safety Barriers”, we discussed some general principles of safety barriers and proposed a wide operational definition. The second article, “Assessment of Safety Barriers”, described one possible way of doing a hazard and safety barrier assessment, ...
Assessment of Safety Barriers
by Beate Karlsen | March 11, 2013 | fault tree analysis, Safety and Health, safety assessments, hazard assessment, safety barriers
Barrier assessment in practice - an example In the first part if this trilogy, Reflections on Safety Barriers, we argued that focus on safety barriers is one way to deal with some of the shortcomings of traditional risk assessments. We further talked about general principles and posed a wide ...
Reflections on Safety Barriers
by Co-Authors | February 17, 2013 | accident prevention, Safety and Health, Safety Management, safety barriers
This is the first article in a series of three articles dealing with safety barriers. The first part of this ‘trilogy’ will deal with some general reflections on safety barriers and barrier assessment. The second part will discuss a practical method and example of how this can be done. Thirdly we ...