Safety culture is the term used to describe a workplace's attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and values surrounding health and safety. Here are seven statistics relating to this important topic.

1. Four factors present in a good workplace safety culture are senior management commitment toward safety; realistic and flexible customs and practices for handling both well-defined and ill-defined hazards; continuous organizational learning through practices such as feedback systems, monitoring and analysis; and care and concern for hazards shared across the workforce. (Pidgeon and O’Leary—Man-made disasters: Why technologies and organizations sometimes fail)
2. One vital element of a solid workplace safety culture is the identification […]

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