Effective Supervisory Practices p262-265

Falls, slips, trips

Overexertion, bodily reaction

Contact with objects/equipment

Transportation incidents

84

70

60

50

Slips, trips, and falls

Overexertion and bodily reaction

Contact with objects/equipment

Exposure to harmful substances

Ensure workplace safety and health standards

Regulate financial markets

Oversee educational institutions

Manage national parks

High levels of employee engagement and communication regarding safety.

Strict enforcement of safety rules without employee input.

Ignoring minor safety violations to maintain productivity.

Focusing solely on meeting safety regulations.

To ensure that safety protocols are understood and followed by everyone.

To create confusion among employees.

To reduce the number of meetings.

To increase the workload of employees.

Reducing the risk of accidents and injuries

Increasing the workload of employees

Decreasing productivity

Creating confusion among employees

it ensures that safety issues are addressed promptly.

it creates a hostile work environment.

it reduces the need for safety protocols.

it increases the workload of employees.