... implemented. Obviously, exploring occupational risk factors and their severity is an essential part of risk management (Govindan and Li, 2023). Therefore, there is a need to assess WRS using the relevant assessment tools to be aware of the risk score of each area (d'Ettorre and Greco, 2015). It is worth...

...Cathrine Reineholm; Christian Ståhl; Daniel Lundqvist Purpose The purpose of the paper is to investigate managers' experiences of managing work environment and risks during the Covid-19 pandemic and to explore how managers might use these experiences to develop future risk management. Design...

... asthma. Most sprayers work in micro-businesses. There are approximately 12,000 MVR spray painters in the UK, working in approximately 8,000 bodyshops, over half of which have less than ten employees (Broughton et al., 2010). Risk management Occupational health and safety Spray painting...

... the effectiveness of the approach. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 United Kingdom Occupational health and safety Stress Large enterprises Evaluation Qualitative research Health and safety Risk management Workplace health Despite the significant amount of research and increased...

... and demographic variables. The results suggest that regional socio‐economic differences likely contribute to the variation in injury rates and that employers and prevention authorities may need to take these factors into account. Young adults Employees Risk management Health and safety Canada...