Change in behavior : the decline of behavior-based safety gives way to safety management initiatives

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<abstract>The companies believed that identifying unsafe behaviors through worker observation was a silver bullet straight to the heart of occupational injuries and illnesses. But now the once-popular concept shows signs of fading from the spotlight as companies begin decided behavior-based safety cannot solve all their problem. The article explains a change in behavior and how the companies can use it</abstract>
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<text>vol. 166 nº 6, December 2002 ; [5] p.</text>
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