Creating a Useful System - Understanding and Implementing a Career Safety and Health Management System

Author: Song Dacheng
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is part of the "Dacheng Occupational Safety and Health Management System Series." After discussing the concepts and principles of occupational safety and health and its management, the book accurately explains the standards of occupational safety and health management systems and clearly introduces all aspects of system establishment and operation: task activity classification, hazard identification, risk assessment, system planning, document writing, operation, and monitoring. For each aspect, the author provides numerous examples from various industries. By applying the principles and methods introduced in this book and referring to the examples, organizations can avoid many pitfalls and establish a truly compliant, effective, and closely aligned with the organization's actual occupational safety and health management system. This system can then operate well and continuously improve its occupational safety and health performance. The target readers of this book are: safety production management personnel in organizations across all industries, government and group staff involved in safety production, all individuals engaged in occupational safety and health management system consulting and certification, as well as university and college students and faculty in safety science and safety engineering.