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Examining Factors that Influence the Existence of Heinrich's Safety Triangle Using Site‐Specific H&S Data from More than 25,000 Establishments
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  • 1996Practical loss control leadership371 cited
  • 2003Near‐Miss Incident Management in the Chemical Process Industry258 cited
  • 1999The importance of near miss reporting to further improve safety performance255 cited
  • 1999Global Estimates of Fatal Occupational Accidents211 cited
  • 2007Sleepy Driver Near-Misses May Predict Accident Risks151 cited
  • 1991Near Miss Reporting As a Safety Tool139 cited
  • 2004Accident versus near miss causation: a critical review of the literature, an empirical test in the UK railway domain, and their implications for other sectors139 cited
  • 2013Reviewing Heinrich: Dislodging Two Myths from the Practice of Safety93 cited

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