Framework
The 8 factors of the HSE Safety Climate Tool
What a safety climate survey measures, factor by factor
The eight factors the UK Health and Safety Executive Safety Climate Tool uses to measure how employees see safety at work: management commitment, communication, priority of safety, rules and procedures, a supportive environment, involvement, personal priorities and personal appreciation of risk. Safety and HR teams can use it to check that a safety survey covers each factor. Koji can run the survey as a voice or text interview that asks a follow-up when an answer is vague.
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What's in this framework
- Management commitment
- Communication
- Priority of safety
- Safety rules and procedures
- Supportive environment
- Involvement
- Personal priorities and need for safety
- Personal appreciation of risk
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