* Behavior Based Model for Organizational Safety Management FU Gui Lu Bai Chen Xiuzhen (School of Resources and Safety Engineering, China University of Mining & Technology-Beijing, Beijing, 100083 ) Abstract: The procedures for safety management and their operations in an organization comprise safety programs for the organization. Based on the principles of behavioral science that culture shapes managerial behavior, managerial behavior produces individual behavior, safety programs can be structurized into a model that consists of three modules, i.e. safety culture, organizational structure and safety procedures. The operation of the model, or the principles of safety management, produces first level interim results, employees safety related knowledge, safety consciousness and safety habit, second level interim results unsafe behavior and unsafe conditions, and then after that, produces the final outcome safety performance which can be further improved by behavior observation or behavior correction. The quality of the model for safety management or safety programs, can be quantitatively diagnosed by safety climate survey. Basically, the modelization of safety programs and the contents included in the model sum up the subjects of the discipline safety science and technology, which is the basis for the design of education programs for the discipline. Keywords: organization, safety management, modelization, comprising modules, quantitative diagnosis, behavioral science 1 Safety Programs 2 * 50474032.20051592127 1
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