BEHAVIOR- BASED SAFETY, THE MAIN STRATEGY TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY IN AN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY

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ASKARIPOOR T.; JAFARI M.J.

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BEHAVIOR- BASED SAFETY, THE MAIN STRATEGY TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY IN AN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY

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ASKARIPOOR T. | JAFARI M.J. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SAFETYQ3

UNSAFE BEHAVIORSQ2

CARQ2

MAKING FACTORYQ2

Abstract

Introduction: In recent years, with the aim of reducing accidents, use of the behavior-based SAFETY techniqueshas gained significance.Methods: In the present pre- and post-test design quasi–experimental study, the UNSAFE BEHAVIORS of the workers in a CAR- MAKING FACTORY were evaluated using observation and SAFETY behavior samplingmethod. After description of the unsafe behavior and based on the result of a pilot study and sampling accuracy to %5, 115 workers were selected and a total number of 9200 UNSAFE BEHAVIORS were observed. A questionnaire was used to collect different related variables including personal characteristics. In the second phaseafter3 month sofintervention, including training workers and supervisors, SAFETY signs and the use of punishmentandencouragement, observations were repeated.Results: The resultsindicatedthat workers in the firstphase showed unsafebehavior up to13.9percent butinthe secondphasethe behaviordeclined to 9.04 percent. Among thesebehaviors, poorergonomic conditions and lack of protective equipmenthad thehighest frequency. The study detected the relation between the number of unsafe acts and level of education (p=0.04) as well as the history of accidents among the workers (P=0.001) as significant. The results showed the relation between the number of unsafe acts and age, duration of the employment and number of family as un significant.Conclusion: The results proved atendency of behavior-based SAFETY as the mainstrategy forreducingthe unsafe behavior and thuslowering the accident rate in the country.

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ASKARIPOOR, T., & JAFARI, M.J.. (2015). BEHAVIOR- BASED SAFETY, THE MAIN STRATEGY TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY IN AN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. TOLOO-E-BEHDASHT, 14(1 (49)), 33-42. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/102903/en

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ASKARIPOOR T., JAFARI M.J.. BEHAVIOR- BASED SAFETY, THE MAIN STRATEGY TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY IN AN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. TOLOO-E-BEHDASHT[Internet]. 2015;14(1 (49)):33-42. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/102903/en

IEEE: Copy

T. ASKARIPOOR, and M.J. JAFARI, “BEHAVIOR- BASED SAFETY, THE MAIN STRATEGY TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY IN AN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY,” TOLOO-E-BEHDASHT, vol. 14, no. 1 (49), pp. 33–42, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/102903/en

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