The Influence of Safety Performance on Competitive Advantage in the Shipping Industry: A Systematic Literature Review Study
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.This study reviews Safety Performance research from 1919-2023, finding increased focus on safety culture, technology, and human factors. Implementing these solutions can enhance competitive advantage and sustainability.
Area Of Science
- Occupational Safety and Health
- Industrial Engineering
- Risk Management
Background
- Global attention to safety issues has surged, particularly post-2000, necessitating a comprehensive understanding of Safety Performance.
- Research trends indicate evolving factors influencing Safety Performance, including safety culture, technological advancements, human elements, and regulatory frameworks.
- Challenges such as resource limitations, regulatory inconsistencies, and outdated technologies impede optimal Safety Performance.
Purpose Of The Study
- To systematically review research trends and implementation solutions for Safety Performance.
- To identify key factors, challenges, and strategic solutions related to Safety Performance.
- To explore the link between Safety Performance and competitive advantage.
Main Methods
- Systematic Literature Review (SLR) methodology.
- Analysis of Scopus database records from 1919 to 2023.
- Trend analysis of publication volume and thematic content.
Main Results
- A significant increase in Safety Performance publications observed after 2000.
- Identified key influencing factors: safety culture, technology, human factors, and regulations.
- Highlighted challenges: resource constraints, inconsistent regulations, legacy technology reliance.
- Strategic solutions proposed: strengthening safety culture, adopting modern technology, and simulation-based training.
- Safety Performance contributes to competitive advantage via enhanced reputation, efficiency, and sustainability.
Conclusions
- Safety Performance is a critical area of research with growing global significance.
- Addressing identified challenges through strategic solutions is crucial for improving occupational safety.
- Enhanced Safety Performance directly supports business competitiveness and long-term sustainability.
- Findings are particularly relevant for the Indonesian shipping industry's occupational safety practices.
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