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. 2020 Apr 19;11(2):127–135. doi: 10.1016/j.shaw.2020.03.009

Table 3.

Difference between dimensions of safety culture in the perspective of Safety I and Safety II

Indicator Safety culture in Safety I Safety culture in the lens of resilience—Safety II
Top Management commitment Providing adequate resources and consistently support the development and implementation of safety activities [63]. More concern on the value of human performance and engaging and follow-up with actions related to human performance [3].
Flexibility Reconfiguring of the system after facing an emergency situation [64]. Focuses on adjusting to new conditions by minimizing the disruptions to normal working conditions [3].
Awareness Focused on promotional strategies such as displaying safety posters, mission statements, slogans, and publish materials to aware the people on safety [65]. Not only promotional strategies, but also knowing “what is going on” in the workplace in regards to quality of performance, status of the current condition, and the level of defense [3].
Learning Learning from reported sources such as accidents, incidents, unsafe acts, and unsafe conditions [3]. Learning from both success and failures [3].