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William, Manager, South Africa
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Safety in mining is of utmost importance and statistics show that the behaviour of people is part of the causes.
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Applying the Theory of Planned Behavior in Work Safety
One thing that TPB makes clear is that merely providing information about safety is NOT going to work. You should try to address the beliefs, attitudes and subjective norms if you want to achieve an intention to change the behavior. On top of giving information about safer working.
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stephen murphy, Teacher, Ireland
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Applying the Theory of Planned Behavior at Work
The most effective way of implementing a safety culture in the work place is to bring all the stakeholders involved in the workplace together to identify the reasons why safety is not being taken seriously.
In my experience it's imperative that the employees are consulted throughout the process. This gives them ownership of the problems that they and the company face on a daily basis. A communication process through the implementation of policies, procedures and training will change the behaviour of both parties.
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William, Manager, South Africa
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Applying TPB in a Diverse Workforce and Community
I think communication is done extensively and all (...)
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WALTER MAGWENZI, HR Consultant, Zimbabwe
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Applying TPB in a Diverse Work Force
In the context of attitude, beliefs and subject no (...)
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Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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Theory of Planned Behavior and Ownership for Work Safety
@: I think you are looking in the right direction. (...)
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