Beyond the statistics - Industrial safety & health in Ghana

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• Papa Zytos 11 years ago

  Hey Massa. It is good this info is getting to this platform. Keep it up.

  Hey Massa. It is good this info is getting to this platform. Keep it up.

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• Big Awoo 11 years ago

  This is a brilliant piece of info. Thanks.

  This is a brilliant piece of info. Thanks.

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• Maaka maaka 11 years ago

  Well done, keep it up massa, you saved the day from politics.

  Well done, keep it up massa, you saved the day from politics.

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• Asante 11 years ago

  Good article on SHE for industries as construction.

  Good article on SHE for industries as construction.

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• Cece..... 11 years ago

  There are obviously health and safety brains in Ghana!!! We need to educating the expats who come here and think we have nothing.. People like this should be advising the government on such specialized areas.

  There are obviously health and safety brains in Ghana!!! We need to educating the expats who come here and think we have nothing.. People like this should be advising the government on such specialized areas.

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• Kofi ...... 11 years ago

  Correct!! I think you should be going all round the Ghana companies and educate them. They are just putting money on people's lives instead of preventing the accidents... Man!! you are genius!!!! Keep it up!!!!

  Correct!! I think you should be going all round the Ghana companies and educate them. They are just putting money on people's lives instead of preventing the accidents... Man!! you are genius!!!! Keep it up!!!!

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• MA 11 years ago

  Mr Annan, are you single

  Mr Annan, are you single

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• Peter 11 years ago

  This highly educative. I just finished a training programme in NEBOSH IGC and i feel refreshed after reading your article

  This highly educative. I just finished a training programme in NEBOSH IGC and i feel refreshed after reading your article

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• DAN 11 years ago

  THE HEADQUARTERS FINES OUR BRANCH FOR WHATEVER THE INJURY COST..sO IT GOES AGAINST OUR BUDGET FOR LOCAL MECHANICS SHOP!

  THE HEADQUARTERS FINES OUR BRANCH FOR WHATEVER THE INJURY COST..sO IT GOES AGAINST OUR BUDGET FOR LOCAL MECHANICS SHOP!

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• check it out 11 years ago

  H0VHIH Thanks again for the blog post.Much thanks again. Great.

  H0VHIH Thanks again for the blog post.Much thanks again. Great.

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• Emma - GSBPL 11 years ago

  Manager,
  
  This information is very comprehensive and precise. Should management read, reflect and practice tthe leading indicators, I am confident that, our industries will be a safe place to work in.
  
  Boss, Ayekooo for t ...
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  Manager,
  
  This information is very comprehensive and precise. Should management read, reflect and practice tthe leading indicators, I am confident that, our industries will be a safe place to work in.
  
  Boss, Ayekooo for the good job done and may you continue to shine all day.

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• Samuel Eshun 11 years ago

  Yes, it is perfectly true that Ghana as a country is lagging behind with respect to SHE issues. We seriuosly need to streamline which indicators we will use as a country for industries to determine their performance. Definate ...
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  Yes, it is perfectly true that Ghana as a country is lagging behind with respect to SHE issues. We seriuosly need to streamline which indicators we will use as a country for industries to determine their performance. Definately a proactive approach (leading indicators)is what we need.

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• Joe Mensah 11 years ago

  Dear Joe Steve Annan,
  This is good stuff. well done!
  In addition to the leading indicators enumerated above, the following can also be considered:
  Visual felt leadership
  inspections
  safety conversations, and
  encouragi ...
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  Dear Joe Steve Annan,
  This is good stuff. well done!
  In addition to the leading indicators enumerated above, the following can also be considered:
  Visual felt leadership
  inspections
  safety conversations, and
  encouraging near miss reporting.
  Gradually the message will get across.
  Long live Ghana.

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