Safety Management

Author: Chen Baozhi Wang Jinbo
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book uses the theory of causation of casualty accidents as the basic theory to guide safety management work. It discusses the roles of the three major elements—human, equipment, and management—in casualty accidents and the basic principles for preventing them. The book analyzes and studies the human factor at two levels: unsafe acts and human error. From a management perspective, it explores the basic principles and methods for controlling the human factor, as well as the safety technology principles for preventing casualty accidents. The book also systematically introduces China's current safety technology principles, the country's existing safety management system, regulations, and policies, as well as the theory and practice of modern safety management. This book emphasizes systematic knowledge and adheres to the connection between theory and practice. It includes both foreign safety management methods and China's safety management experience. It serves as a textbook for safety engineering students and is also suitable for safety managers at all levels to study and reference.