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Question 5 of 30

Key Features and Measurement of an Effective Safety Culture; identify one statement that identifies an effective safety culture

A
Recognition that all accidents are preventable and only usually occur following unsafe actions or a failure to follow established procedures
B
Individual seafarers assume responsibility for safety rather than relying on others to provide it
C
Through mutual respect, increasing confidence in the value of the safety culture results in a more effective Safety Management System
D
A safety management system that is always setting targets for continuous improvement, with a goal of zero accidents
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Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is Option D: A safety management system that is always setting targets for continuous improvement, with a goal of zero accidents.

An effective safety culture is characterized by the continuous pursuit of excellence. Setting measurable targets for improvement and striving for the goal of zero accidents is a cornerstone of modern safety management systems.