Critics of Behavioral-Based Safety Programs Say That the Real Goal

question 48

Multiple Choice

Critics of behavioral-based safety programs say that the real goal of these programs is to

• A)discourage workers from reporting illness and injuries.
• B)encourage workers to retire early.
• C)keep businesses from costly law suits.
• D)weaken the power of the unions.

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Definitions:

Transportation Implications

The potential effects and consequences transportation decisions and policies may have on the economy, environment, and society.

Simplification

The process of making something less complex or easier to understand, often to improve efficiency or usability.

Standardized Purchases

The process of buying goods and services that meet predetermined specifications in order to streamline procurement and ensure consistency.

Early Supply Involvement

The practice of involving suppliers in the product design and development process early on to leverage their expertise and ensure cost-effectiveness.