A safety management program requires all of the following steps except:

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Establishing escalating punishments for rule infractions is not a necessary step in a safety management program. It is more effective to focus on educating and training employees to prevent rule infractions from occurring in the first place. Punishments can be used as a last resort, but should not be the primary focus of the program. The other options listed (establishing indicator systems, developing effective reporting systems, and developing rules and procedures) are all critical steps in a safety management program.

A Safety Management Program Requires All of the Following Steps