Safety should become an integral part of life, says Krishnapatnam Port CEO
The Hindu
Adani Krishnapatnam Port CEO emphasizes behaviour-based safety for employees to reduce road risks, promoting safety culture.
Road safety is rooted in the psychology of behaviour-based safety and therefore employees and workers should take better decisions to lower their risks, Adani Krishnapatnam Port Limited (AKPL) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jagdish Patel has said.
Speaking on the occasion of 36th National Road Safety Month programme, the CEO said that the safety behaviour should never ever end at the exit gate of the workplace, but it should continue till the employees and workers reach their homes.
“Hence safety should become an integral part of the life and behaviour-based safety should become the foundation for safety management systems,” he said.
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