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100			_aMcBride-Wright, Mark _913961
245			_aThe SAFE leader: engineering inclusive cultures
260			_bPublish Your Purpose _c2024 _aConnecticut
300			_axxxix, 170p.; 22cm.
520			_aThe engineering industry underpins everything we encounter daily, spanning a wide range of sectors including technology, manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, healthcare, renewable energy, and more. Yet despite its importance in our lives, fewer people are studying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The engineering profession not only suffers from a shortage of skilled, qualified workers, but a mental health crisis, high suicide rates, and stereotypical masculine norms that can create an unsafe, non-inclusive workplace. In short, in a world that is becoming more globalised every day, engineering is operating in an outdated system and urgently needs an upgrade.
650			_aPersonal management _913962
650			_aHuman resource management _913963
650			_aEmployees _xHealth _xSafety _xWelfare _913964
856			_uhttps://equalengineers.com/thesafeleaderbook/
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