Effective employee relationships with management and a proactive maintenance culture were associated with employee commitment to safety culture and safety outcomes.
In announcing the penalty, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said it was meant as a signal to Fiat Chrysler and other automakers "to move toward a stronger, more proactive safety culture".
It also provides information about creating a functional, proactive scientific culture and the steps the Center will take to ensure high standards for data collection and management as well as proper scientific conduct.
Past studies have shown that audit and feedback can provide the framework for a proactive safety culture.
And Fukushima Daini was only saved because of the heroic efforts and skilful improvisation of its dedicated operators and Onagawa went unscathed because of the proactive organizational safety culture of its utility.
Ideally, boards should eliminate obstacles that prevent organizations from developing a culture of proactive security.
With a strong bias towards action, Sarah hopes to unlock latent creativity and leadership potential in others in order to cultivate a culture of proactive citizenship.
But we also need to develop a civic culture of proactive engagement rather than merely passive participation which from my experience the public hearing typifies.
5. Building customer service into the culture – For proactive customer service to work, it has to be part of the customer service vision and overall culture of the company.
Though Wetzler did not want to comment for this story, it's clear that she has at least been concerned with being proactive about avoiding a culture of misogyny and fear.
According to the theory of complementarities (Gargallo-Castel and Galve-Górriz 2007) we consider that the benefits will be greater if ICT is used together with the adequate organizational resources and capabilities, specifically workers' qualifications, proactive direction and innovative culture, taking advantage of complementarities.
