Mistakes can be good teachers : how companies reduce hazards before trouble strikes again

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">You can have the most sophisticated, proactive, well-funded safety program in the world, and somehow, somewhere, someone may still a way to get hurt. The key, as every safety-and-health professional knows, is to head off injuries before they happen. However, when an injury happens, it is also important to be able to detect where things went wrong. "Safety & health" spoke to a half-dozen top safety managers who have experienced an injury incident on their watch. Althrough these incidents could have been prevented, none of these events occurred because of a major lapse in the organization's safety program</abstract>
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<text>Vol. 150, nº 3, September 1994 ; p. 42-49</text>
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