This paper contributes to understanding health, safety and environmental (HSE) regulation performance in the offshore oil gas industry. The United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) is used explain how both investments by companies regulatory initiatives can collectively contribute enhancing standards, thereby reducing total accident incident costs. We apply theoretical analytical dimensions: fir...

Methods: We held 8 PMT sessions (1.5 h each) for 20 staff members who were parents to children in the age range of 2–12 years. Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) and Occupational Descriptive Index [Health and Safety Executive (HSE)] were used for baseline and post-intervention data gathering. DAS higher scores indicate higher marital adjustment satisfaction and higher HSE scores indicate higher occu...

Phase contrast microscopy (PCM) is an internationally accepted method for the evaluation of occupational exposure to asbestos fi bres present in breathed air. Despite the widespread use of this method, which is based on counting fi bres under a microscope, it has some inherent limitations which may impact on counting results and consequently affect exposure evaluations. An asbestos guide (Healt...

The authors have deeply been interested in concerns about health, safety & environment (HSE) in recent years. HSE demands in engineering, particularly at the design and construction stages, are becoming stricter and stricter. In oil and gas plants, many pieces of equipment, and much of the piping, treat highly flammable gases, such as natural gas, methane, propane and hydrogen, which if release...

safety issues have always been put forward as one of the major problems and primary concerns in construction industries in many countries. this paper will focus on the impact of safety training on safety climate and its relevant factors in two sites of a construction firm. the health and safety executive (hse) guide to safety climate tool that had been validated in iran was used to determine th...

background : the implementation of hse programs is so complicated in tunneling industry which is considered as one of the risky industries. this study aims at investigating the relationship between employees' safety attitudes and status of their belief in destiny, chance and perceived importance of hse programs in occurrence of occupational accidents. methods : this research is a cross-sectiona...

This paper demonstrates how the resilience concept (Hollnagel et al., 2006) can be used as a perspective for reducing occupational injuries. The empirical background for the paper is a case study on an oil and gas installation in the North Sea that had a negative trend in LTI (Lost Time Injury) rates. The HSE (Health, Safety, Environment) administration initiated a broad process that included t...

Schools play a vital role in creating a greener future. They will likely be the first place most students encounter determined efforts to conserve energy and water or to reduce waste. The method used in this article is comparative and matching method, by using ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and ISO 50001 standards.  Implementing energy management along with other standards is the main objective of pres...

BACKGROUND The UK Health and Safety Executive's (HSE) Management Standards (MS) approach has been developed to help organizations manage potential sources of work-related stress. Although there is general support for the assessment model adopted by this approach, to date, there has been no empirical investigation of the relationship between the actual MS (as measured by the final revised versio...