Project managers who place a premium on integrating safety into their jobs ensure better overall performance
"Safety First," "Safety Is Job One" and other slogans repeatedly spouted by HPI management need to be more than simply words on a poster; they need to be internal attitudes that guide basic behavior of project teams. This is particularly true for projects that involve hands-on fieldwork.
To have an effective safety program, the project manager must be a champion of safety. Here are practical ways project managers can integrate safety into each aspect of a project. Thus, Safety First becomes a core value, not just a catchy slogan.
Integration and scope management. Safety First should be a key element of project integration management because it affects all the project management knowledge
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