Corporate safety architecture: OHS management in the Australian coal industry and the role of regulation

Neil Gunningham; Darren Sinclair

Corporate safety architecture: OHS management in the Australian coal industry and the role of regulation

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Abstract

This research report: 1. Identifies the architecture of corporate OHS management around which the practices of coal mining companies have converged. 2. Conducts a preliminary evaluation of its success. 3. Identifies implementation challenges that may limit its contribution and explain the current plateauing of OHS performance in the mining industry. 4. Examines the interaction between OHS regulation and corporate OHS architecture, and how best to ensure complementaries rather than conflict between the two approaches.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Queensland
Commissioning body	Australian Coal Association Research Program
Number of pages	25
Publication status	Published - 2010

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