NSTletters: With construction mishaps occurring and making headline after headline, we wonder why such problems persist. TamanDesa
The public and safety practitioners should know that the authorities alone cannot contain and combat the problem if we continue to ignore the matter and adopt the “do what we want to do as long as one does not get caught” attitude.
I wish to refer to the approach adopted by the world aviation industry, in which the outcome of each air accident investigation is shared with all air operators and authorities through official reports. Safety is everyone’s concern, from individuals to practitioners. Awareness of safety should lead to the adoption of safe work cultures and practices by all stakeholders.Safety culture could begin at home and enhanced as safe work culture at the workplace.
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