Safety Culture and Risk

Safety management in the workplace is an issue of critical importance to business managers as well as those responsible for OHS in any organisation.

However, although the concepts of safety, culture and risk have become increasing matters of concern and are often discussed, they are concepts that are not often clearly understood.

This new book from Professor Andrew Hopkins focuses on these concepts, and deals with the complex issues in a clear, informative style that will both inform organisations and companies, and assist them to be better able to create safe environments for their employees and clients, and to mitigate risk.

Professor Hopkins is a non-technical writer who is able to communicate clearly with non-specialists about quite complex ideas. The book will assist organisations to be able to create safe environments for their employees and clients, and to mitigate risk. Value propositions:· The concepts of safety culture and risk are widely talked about but poorly understood. · People often use the concept of safety culture without having much idea of what it means or how it can be achieved.· Safety culture and risk are often written about in a technical way that puts people off.