Aside from policing by regulatory agencies and peer
pressure from professional associations, companies are under
little pressure to act responsibly in regard to safety and
environmental programs. In contrast it may be argued that
liability exposures justify safety and environmental
programs, but in truth, most companies have ample means to
control exposure. This includes strategically balanced
marketing programs to mold public perception.
When used responsibly, safety and environmental
programs are not just marketing gimmicks. Properly
implemented, they equate to a safer workplace, reduce
environmental pollution and crea
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