... about human performance, it s become increasingly apparent that using discipline as a reaction to safety infractions often does more harm than good. The rationale for disciplining workers for safety infractions often follows this thought process: (1) the worker broke a safety rule or did something...

..., many construction managers deal with safety rule breakers in a simple manner. They fire them, and almost without exception, there is no appeal. Termination of employment is the common method of operational control to deal with those workers who violate health and safety rules. Although there has been...

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... complex performance improvement efforts-for example, movements to just-in-time peer observation teams, close call reporting, and safety rules revision-have rightly led organization leaders to rely on the function as an expert process partner. So it goes. In a way, this paper is a call to pile it on: we...

.... Tell me about the safety rules you were required to follow at your previous jobs. 2. Why do you think safety rules were necessary? 3. What are some of the safety rules that interfered with your productivity or efficiency, and how did you deal with those? Those are just a few of the many...

... in the context of the ARRC effort; and Describes the evolution of participatory safety rule revision in the context of organization performance improvement and safety theory. The Alaska Railroad Corporation s Participatory Safety Rulebook Revision Process The Alaska Railroad Corporation (ARRC) is a 600-mile...

... projects and each project has its own procedures? The procedure must cover who is responsible, what type of documentation is required, and uniform enforcement of safety rules and regulations. If there is no established procedure and there is a severe incident, what type of documentation will you use...