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Stages of the Safety Movement Development

The stages of development of the safety movement are: 1) improving the physical work environment by removing hazards, 2) educating and supervising workers to improve safety practices, 3) involving management directly to address safety issues which leads to forming departments focused on worker safety, health, and efficiency, and 4) considering safety from the design stage of products and processes through to product safety and total loss control.

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Stages of the Safety Movement Development

The stages of development of the safety movement are: 1) improving the physical work environment by removing hazards, 2) educating and supervising workers to improve safety practices, 3) involving management directly to address safety issues which leads to forming departments focused on worker safety, health, and efficiency, and 4) considering safety from the design stage of products and processes through to product safety and total loss control.

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Stages of Development of Safety Movement:

As per the Encyclopedia of Sciences (Macmillan Co.) the


safety movement developed in five stages:

•The improvement of the environment or the removal of


physical hazards.

•The improvement of personal practices through a combination


of education and supervision.

•The management’s direct involvement at a lower level in


safety problems. This leads to the setting up of various
departments specifically charged with the responsibility of
ensuring the safety, health and the efficiency of the workers
such as Personnel, Medical, Safety, Industrial Hygiene, and
Training.
• Safety should be considered from the design stage and
extended to product safety and total loss control.

• It is, in fact, a co-operative effort on the part of industries


to prepare codes and standards to pool and disseminate
information of technical aspects relating to safety.

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