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“Conducting a safety climate survey helps assess employees’ perceptions of workplace safety, identify potential issues, and foster a culture of safety, ultimately reducing accidents and improving overall productivity.”

Josh Ortega, VP Safety, Sustainability & Procurement

Statistically proven survey format 

Trustworthy results you can use to guide your decision-making process for the health and safety of our organization.

Improved safety outcomes 

Engage your teams to be involved and proactively mitigate risks.

Prioritize change 

Use real-world data from your frontline to determine where to focus to make safety impacts.

Measure your safety culture

Capture individual worker’s views on safety across your operations. By using real-world data to prioritize change, and proactively mitigate risks, you can reduce future incidents. The statistically proven survey format is based on the NOSACQ-50 framework.

The Veriforce Safety Climate Survey follows the Nordic Occupational Safety Climate Questionnaire format, aka NOSACQ-50. This survey was built and proven out by a network of occupational safety researchers. It is based on organizational and safety climate theory, psychological theory, previous empirical research, and empirical results acquired through international studies and a continuous development process.

The questionnaire consists of 50 questions across 7 key safety climate dimensions

  1. Management safety priority, commitment and ability
  2. Management safety empowerment
  3. Management safety justice
  4. Worker safety commitment
  5. Worker’s safety priority and risk non-acceptance
  6. Peer safety communication, learning, and trust in safety ability
  7. Workers trust in the efficacy of safety systems
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