A theoretical model of safety leadership, which incorporated both transformational and
active transactional leadership styles, was tested using meta‐analytic path analysis. The …

Over the last decade, the shipping industry has implemented a number of measures aimed
at improving its safety level (such as new regulations or new forms of team training). Despite …

Australian aviation, marine and rail industries have all recently incorporated safety
management systems into regulations and operations as a required way of managing safety …

Objective: To identify the need for worksite cultures of health, the organizational factors that
support worksite cultures of health, the tools that have been used to measure worksite …

Individuals' unsafe behavior is commonly identified as an important causal factor in
workplace accidents. Research has demonstrated the effect of work-related stress on work …

A lack of research has been undertaken to explore work–family conflict and its impact on the
shipping industry. The objective of the present study was to empirically examine the effects …

The occupational health and safety standard OHSAS 18001 has gained considerable
acceptance worldwide, and firms from diverse sectors and of varying sizes have …

Unsafe acts of seafarers have been widely recognized as the direct causes of maritime
accidents. Previous studies have demonstrated the significant role of unsafe acts, and …

Unsafe acts have been recognized as the substantial factors leading to maritime accidents.
An obstacle to analyzing seafarers' unsafe acts involved in maritime accidents is the lack of …

Introduction The existence of a positive association between safety climate and the safety
behavior of sharp-end workers in high-risk organizations is supported by a considerable …