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SafetyCard-Brasil – Cultural and technical adaptation of the SafetyCard - Performance Scorecard for Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems to the legislative and organisational reality of Brazil

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Abstract: The main objective of this research is the cultural and technical adaptation of the SafetyCard - Performance Scorecard for Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems, and related instruments, to the legislative and organisational reality of Brazil. Using a tool such as the SafetyCard provides a global and structured vision of the OSH reality of an organisation, which can be adapted to the legal/regulatory context and requirements in of any country. The fact that the tool was built in Portuguese makes it easier to be used in other Portuguese-speaking countries, in particular a country like Brazil that already has a good OSH legislative and regulatory structure in place. In this sense, it is scientifically relevant to culturally and technically adapt the SafetyCard to the regulatory and organisational reality of Brazil, allowing the scope of the tool to be expanded, and providing Brazilian organisations and safety professionals with instruments to monitor the performance of their safety management systems and also to comply with the requirements of the new ISO 45001:2018 standard.

End beneficiaries/target population: Researchers, students, companies, OSH Technicians and HR technicians, company managers

Timeline: 2018-2021

Coordinator
Partners
Universidade do Minho e Universidade de Pernambuco, Brasil (Proponente)
RICOT – Instituto de Sociologia (IS-UP)
Instituições participantes: Empresas público/privadas de diversos setores
Start Year
2018

Contactos

Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto
Via Panorâmica, s/n
4150-564 Porto, Portugal

Phone: +351 226 077 132
Email: isociologia@letras.up.pt

 

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Ref. UIDP/00727/2020

Ref. UIDB/00727/2020

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