culture. Descriptions divided into 2 categories: Safety Science 44 (2006) 551 562 -Concrete organizational aspects -Abstract organizational concepts Seo et al. 2004 No 30 5 commitment to safety -Management A cross-validation of safety climate -Supervisor safety support scale using confirmatory factor -Coworker safety support analytic approach. -Employee participation in safety-related Journal of Safety Research 35 (2004) decision making and activities 427– 445 -Competence level of employees with regard to safety Pousette et al. 2008 Yes, Swedish 33 4 tunnel workers -Management safety priority Safety climate cross-validation, -Safety management strength and prediction -Safety communication of safety behavior. -Workgroup safety involvement Safety Science 46 (2008) 398–404 Yes but not 35 or 42 8 Neal, Griffin & Hart 2000 published -Management values The impact of organizational climate -Communication on safety climate and individual -Training behavior. -Physical Work Environment Safety Science, 34, 99-109, 2000 -Safety Systems -Knowledge -Motivation -Behavior Yes 40 8 Zohar, 1980 -Management attitude toward safety Safety Climate in Industrial -Work pace and safety Organizations: Theoretical and -Effects of safe conduct on promotion Applied Implications -Effect of safe conduct on social status Journal of Applied Psychology 1980, -Perceived risks Vol. 65, No. 1, 96-102 -Perceived importance of safety training -Perceived status of safety officer -Perceived status of safety committee Yes 43 8 UK HSE Safety Climate Tool 1997 (2012 London -Organizational commitment Olympics) -Health and Safety oriented behavior -Health and Safety Trust
culture. Safety Science 44 (2006) 551 562 Descriptions divided into 2 categories: -Concrete organizational aspects -Abstract organizational concepts Seo et al. 2004 A cross-validation of safety climate scale using confirmatory factor analytic approach. Journal of Safety Research 35 (2004) 427– 445 No 30 5 -Management commitment to safety -Supervisor safety support -Coworker safety support -Employee participation in safety-related decision making and activities -Competence level of employees with regard to safety Pousette et al. 2008 Safety climate cross-validation, strength and prediction of safety behavior. Safety Science 46 (2008) 398–404 Yes, Swedish tunnel workers 33 4 -Management safety priority -Safety management -Safety communication -Workgroup safety involvement Neal, Griffin & Hart 2000 The impact of organizational climate on safety climate and individual behavior. Safety Science, 34, 99-109, 2000 Yes but not published 35 or 42 8 -Management values -Communication -Training -Physical Work Environment -Safety Systems -Knowledge -Motivation -Behavior Zohar, 1980 Safety Climate in Industrial Organizations: Theoretical and Applied Implications Journal of Applied Psychology 1980, Vol. 65, No. 1, 96-102 Yes 40 8 -Management attitude toward safety -Work pace and safety -Effects of safe conduct on promotion -Effect of safe conduct on social status -Perceived risks -Perceived importance of safety training -Perceived status of safety officer -Perceived status of safety committee UK HSE Safety Climate Tool 1997 Yes (2012 London Olympics) 43 8 -Organizational commitment -Health and Safety oriented behavior -Health and Safety Trust
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