Jeong Jin-woo: Safety Management Theory

In our country, security is more of a response to experience than a science. Some even think that safety has nothing to do with theory. The experience without a theory is even dangerous for a safety worker to have a fence with the theory in terms of blindness. Safety workers are often less likely to learn the basics of safety, so safety principles, effective measures that are ignored and harsh and ineffective are often added. To say that you are only learning about safety is to quote the material presented in the manual for the purpose of getting a certificate. This is a fact that most of the time, they engage in safety services without knowing the basics of safety. The problem with the safety of our society is that we have been slow to learn about security in the meantime and have been blamed on the ‘pushing’ position on safety. Here's why the writer emphasizes the theoretical learning of safety. I wanted to help us solve the tough problems of our society, which are ignoring theoretical learning about safety, and so I published it. In this fourth edition, the focus was on the reader's preening of the most understandable content. The load of reading has been reduced since it has not increased significantly. Also, recently revised Act D.C. rules, statistics and international trends have been made to be either active or added. I hope that it will help readers build safety foundations, such as safety principles and approach methods, and make sure that they are a safety expert.

Korean title: 안전관리론

Korean author: 정진우

Korean publisher: 교문사

ISBN-13: 9788936325213