2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2015.12.490
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Analysis on Integrated Management of the Quality, Environment and Safety on the Industrial Projects

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“…The importance of voluntary and unrewarded initiatives on organizational performance has been emphasized in the OCB literature, but the determinants of such behavior in relation to HSE issues remain largely unexplored. Environmentally oriented and safety‐specific OCBs have often been investigated separately, although the management of HSE issues is often integrated into organizational and managerial practice (Sanz‐Calcedo et al, ). In addition, person‐related and situation‐related antecedents (Christian, Bradley, Wallace, & Burke, ) have often been distinguished, with research focusing on either individual‐level factors such as personal values (Testa, Corsini, Gusmerotti, & Iraldo, ) or organizational‐level factors such as organizational climate (Neal & Griffin, ) and perceived organizational support (Reader, Mearns, Lopes, & Kuha, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The importance of voluntary and unrewarded initiatives on organizational performance has been emphasized in the OCB literature, but the determinants of such behavior in relation to HSE issues remain largely unexplored. Environmentally oriented and safety‐specific OCBs have often been investigated separately, although the management of HSE issues is often integrated into organizational and managerial practice (Sanz‐Calcedo et al, ). In addition, person‐related and situation‐related antecedents (Christian, Bradley, Wallace, & Burke, ) have often been distinguished, with research focusing on either individual‐level factors such as personal values (Testa, Corsini, Gusmerotti, & Iraldo, ) or organizational‐level factors such as organizational climate (Neal & Griffin, ) and perceived organizational support (Reader, Mearns, Lopes, & Kuha, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the modem organization Safety and Quality have a vital process business, because complement to each other. Quality, environment and safety have evolved in parallel in the industry, Safety is dependent on human resources, while quality is a product quality assurance operation [13]. The quality is growing rapidly due to the demands of competition, while the safety factor is growing due to regulatory demands and increasing demands on employees' guarantees.…”
Section: Organization Business Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hazard identification is carried out by a company that is represented by a special officer or Safety Committee through communication with employees in the field. The results of identification, potential hazards can be broadly divided into two, namely: potential fair hazards, and potential hazards that can cause accidents [13]. While in ICAO: ANNEX 19 (2017) assessment of potential hazards in the world of aviation is divided into two major parts:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Equality, product/service safety for consumers, working conditions, and the fight against child slavery are examples of issues covered by CSR principles (Sanz-Calcedo et al, 2015). Equality, product/service safety for consumers, working conditions, and the fight against child slavery are examples of issues covered by CSR principles (Sanz-Calcedo et al, 2015).…”
Section: Iso 26000 Normmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CSR addresses specific issues related to human rights, business practices, communications, and community participation. Equality, product/service safety for consumers, working conditions, and the fight against child slavery are examples of issues covered by CSR principles(Sanz-Calcedo et al, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%