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Safety culture
attitude, beliefs, perceptions and values that employees share in relation to safety in the workplace
Positive attitudes and experiences towards participation and engagement in OSH, a key component of a good safety culture, can be eveloped in schools through actively involving pupils in appropriate ways in safety management in their schools, as is required in Sweden, for example.
Occupational safety and health and education: a whole school approach, European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, 2013, https://osha.europa.eu/en/tools-and-publications/publications/reports/occupational-safety-and-health-and-education-a-whole-school-approach [28.9.2018]
Translations
- Български: култура на безопасност
- Čeština: kultura bezpečnosti
- Dansk: sikkerhedskultur
- Deutsch: Sicherheitskultur
- Ελληνικά: νοοτροπία ασφάλειας
- English: Safety culture
- Español: cultura preventiva
- Eesti: ohutuskultuur
- Suomi: turvallisuuskulttuuri
- Français: culture de la sûreté
- Hrvatski: kultura sigurnosti
- Magyar: biztonsági kultúra
- Íslenska: öryggismenning
- Italiano: cultura della sicurezza
- Lietuvių: saugos kultūra
- Latviešu: drošības kultūra
- Malti: kultura ta' sigurtà
- Nederlands: veiligheidscultuur
- Norsk: sikkerhetskultur
- Polski: kultura bezpieczeństwa
- Português: cultura de segurança
- Română: cultură a siguranței
- Slovenčina: kultúra bezpečnosti
- Slovenščina: kultura varnosti
- Svenska: säkerhetskultur