04761cam a2200397Ii 4500001001500000003000800015005001700023006001900040007000700059008004100066020003200107040003100139090002100170092001800191245006900209264003700278264001100315300003900326336002000365337002200385338003100407504005000438505104800488520058501536520181002121530003503931650003403966650002004000650003704020650002104057655002704078700004604105776004004151856015504191999001704346CRC0KE20334PDFFlBoTFG20171224123304.0m|||||o||d||||||||cr||||131227t20142014fluad   ob    001 0 eng d  a9781466556850 (ebook : PDF)  aFlBoTFGbengcFlBoTFGerda  aT55b.C6635 2014  a658.382bC76400aContractor safety management /cedited by Gregory William Smith. 1aBoca Raton :bCRC Press,c[2014] 4c�201  a1 online resource :btext file, PD  atext2rdaconten  acomputer2rdamedi  aonline resource2rdacarrie  aIncludes bibliographical references and index  achapter 1. Contractor safety management : concepts and issues / Greg Smith, BJuris. LLB -- chapter 2. Ensuring contractor alignment with safety culture / Fiona Murfitt -- chapter 3. Bridging the safety gap : engaging specialist contractors and the duty to consult, coordinate and cooperate / Olga Klimczak LLB (Hons.) BA (Hons.) -- chapter 4. Four essential elements for saving lives in contractor management : CityCenter and cosmopolitan projects case study / Sarina M. Maneotis -- chapter 5. Contractor safety management for nursing / Janis Jansz, PhD -- chapter 6. Co-ordinating industry stakeholders to achieve safety and health excellence / Patrick B. Gilroy, AM, Janis Jansz, PhD -- chapter 7. Safety duties and reliance on expert contractors : the Cyclone George disaster / Olga Klimczak LLB (Hons.) BA (Hons.) -- chapter 8. Contractor safety, health and environmental regulations in the MENA region / Elias M. Choueiri, PhD -- chapter 9. Fostering a strong positive safety climate with contractors / Tristan Casey, Autumn D. Krans, PhD  a"This book looks specifically at issues for health and safety management that arise in contracting relationships, bringing together a range of perspectives from different disciplines including legal, health and safety management, operational, contract and procurement management. By sharing lessons from both success and failure to identify critical issues in contractor safety management the book raises awareness of the complexity and importance of contractor safety management and to offer some guidance on how those critical issues might be addressed"--cProvided by publisher  a"Introduction After the publication of my first book (Smith, 2011) my publisher was generous enough to ask me if I had any ideas for another book. At the time I was dealing with a number of issues to do with contractor safety performance and contractor safety incidents. I was working mainly with principals to help them better understand and manage their obligations for health and safety in a contracting relationship. In a number of cases the work involved clients whose experience of safety management generally, and contractor safety management in particular, was formed outside of Australia. They were primarily foreign companies that had come to Western Australia to take advantage of the booming mining and oil and gas industries, but had come with little understanding of either the legal requirements or cultural attitudes that influenced safety and health. These requirements and attitudes affected not only the laws and attitudes of regulators, but also the way that principals and contractors worked (or did not work well) together to manage health and safety risks. Although the lack of understanding was disconcerting, it was also unsurprising. I had been involved in numerous cases where Australian companies had moved into projects overseas with equally limited understanding of their rights and responsibilities for safety and health in different countries, and equally limited strategies for managing health and safety in contracting environments. Indeed, strategies, such as they were, seemed to consist mainly of doing exactly what they had been doing in Australia and assuming that it would be sufficient in the new jurisdiction. What made this strategy all the more surprising is that it did not work particularly well within Australia so there was no real"--cProvided by publisher  aAlso available in print format  aIndustrial safetyxManagement  aContracting out  aIndustrial accidentsxPrevention  aWork environment  aElectronic books.2lcs  aSmith, Gregory W.,eeditor of compilation  iPrint version:z9781466556843 (pbk.  uhttp://marc.crcnetbase.com/isbn/9781466556850qapplication/PDFzDistributed by publisher. Purchase or institutional license may be required for access  c14630d14630