Creating Safety Culture That Is High Performing

Published by Chloe Handley at October 31, 2014

Creating Safety Culture That Is High Performing

Petroleum Institute of Thailand’s (PTIT) Focus features an article explaining the best practices of creating a safety culture that is high performing. Since culture is such a strong determinant of safety performance (including both personal and process safety), it is a focal point for safety improvement across all industries.

For the whole article, please see the PDF attached above.

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Petroleum Institute of Thailand’s (PTIT) Focus features an article explaining the best practices of creating safety culture that is high performing. Since culture is such a strong determinant of safety performance (including both personal and process safety), it is a focal point for safety improvement across all industries.