Determinants of safety outcomes and performance: A systematic literature review of research in four high-risk industries

The Role of Safety-specific Transformational Leadership in Reducing Near Miss Incidents, Using Safety Climate as a Mediator

“…To sum up the empirical work in a comprehensive meta-analysis, Nahrgang et al (2011) reported a substantial variance (25% to 49%) caused by safety climate in near misses. However, in the most recent review on safety outcomes (Cornelissen, Hoof, & Jong, 2017) stated that safety climate and near miss's relationship needs more rigorous investigation as the existing literature is very limited and requires further investigation to establish this relationship. Although the limited literature does provide evidence about safety climate and near miss's relationship.…”

Standardized risk assessment techniques: A review in the framework of occupational safety

“…We aim to present an overview of techniques addressed in both quantitative and qualitative research on occupational safety, and their general direction (e.g. Cornelissen et al, 2017). Below, we will elaborate on our systematic selection process and analysis.…”

Assessing the impact of safety climate constructs on worker performance in the mining industry.

“…This is the first study (to the authors' knowledge) in which a breakdown of mining subsector differences has been reported in the United States. In a recent systematic review of safety outcomes and H&S performance in high-risk industries, underground mining was not included because the commodity was said to represent highly specific risks [Cornelissen et al 2017]. However, there is some overlap in results with a large safety culture initiative in the Australian mining industry surveyed coal and gold mine workers, where coal miners at the hourly/contractor level were significantly more negative [SAFEmap 1999].…”