Tool for Minimizing Duplicate Actions in the Activities of Safety

Věra Holubová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1001.504

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Tool for Minimizing Duplicate Actions in the Activities of Safety

Abstract:

Safety is a part of the process of the organization management, which gets increasingly the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary nature, due to what the process of the organization management is perceived as a solution to a complex problem. An integrated approach to the management process as a comprehensive and cross-sectional view of management issues in the organization is the way and manner of addressing the safety issue and its economy [1]. The tool for minimizing duplicate actions in the activities of safety is first precondition how to begin addressing the safety in organization effectively. It is a sequence of mutually consecutively interconnected steps whose aim is to detect, name and minimize duplicate actions in the activities of safety.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1001)

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504-508

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August 2014

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Věra Holubová*

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Duplicate Action, Integrated Management System, Integrated Management System, Integrated Safety Management System, Tool for Minimizing Duplicate Actions

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