New construction safety initiative from Government
The Government is considering new measures to reduce construction site accidents through behavioural changes in workers and the development of a positive safety culture …. [more]
香港職業安全衛生協會
Hong Kong Occupational Safety & Health Association
"The Community of Safety & Health Practice in Hong Kong – Since 1977"
The Community of Safety & Health Practice in Hong Kong – Since 1977
~~~~~~Safety Bulletin~~~~~~~(—–January/ February 2013—–)
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I think this is very important, especially considering the recent accident at ICC. Even 12 accidents per 1,000 workers is still too high for a modern, clean and efficient city like Hong Kong. Government should be tougher in demanding safety training completions and conducting safety inspections.