Opis
Over time, the field of health and safety management appears to have lost its original focus. Instead of prioritizing the protection of employees and others from potential workplace hazards, it has evolved into an industry concerned with its own existence, creating a divide between management and the workforce. This sector has become associated with minor regulations and exhaustive, relentless paperwork. The book examines the issue of bureaucracy within safety management, investigating its nature and how it affects organizational health and safety objectives. It seeks to uncover methods to better understand and address the bureaucratic challenges in health and safety management. Ultimately, it aims to identify strategies to reconnect management, employees, and safety procedures to ensure the most effective safety results.