[The AUDIT tool in security management at work in companies operating in the port area of Trieste. An interinstitutional prevention project]. | LitMetric
INAIL, Dipartimento di Medicina, Epidemiologia, Igiene del Lavoro e Ambientale - Roma.
Published: December 2019
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This work describes the experience realized in the period 2016 - 2018 in the firms actives in the Port of Triest for promoting good models of organization and management in the safety. The approach is based not only in the "construction" of the instruments of AUDIT, but started from the acquisition of the knowledge of employers and workers. This allowed to weigh the results of the AUDIT and create the consciousness of risks in all company components. In seventeen firms working in the Port were used instrumentals of self-valuation in the organization of safety on work from the employers. Were picked 360 questionnaires of the perception of risks from workers and in eight firms was completed the experiment of the procedure of AUDIT. After some time the inspection in six firms permitted to verify that they gained a correct model of organization and management of safety. Two of them have gained official credits.
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