Road Traffic Safety management by ISO 39001
Road traffic safety is a global concern. It is estimated that each year in the public roads worldwide, over 1.3 millions of people die, between 20 and 50 million suffer some injuries and the number keeps rising. In this sense, the regulation ISO 39001 which is analyzed in this article provides a tool for the organizations not only to reduce but even to eliminate the impact and risk of death and serious injuries as consequences of traffic accidents.
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Agustín Sánchez-Toledo LedesmaEngineer and PhD in Engineering with over twenty years of experience in national and international management systems for safety and health at work. He currently manages Sanchez-Toledo & Associates and he is a professor at several universities, including his collaboration at the Open University of Catalonia. Executive MBA from the IE Business School, Masters in Occupational Risk Prevention (three majors) and Master in Management of quality and the environment. Gold Medal of Professional Merit and Prever Award. Chairman of the Advisory Board of the journal Formación de Seguridad Laboral.
Xavier Baraza SánchezDirector of Economics and Business Studies (UOC). Assistant Professor of Economics Studies. He has been the academic director of the university master’s degree in Occupational Risk Prevention (2011-2022) and deputy director of teaching (2018-23). Doctor by the Chemical Engineering Department (UB). Chemical Engineer (UB). His teaching and research falls within the field of occupational risk prevention and industrial organization. In the field of research, he belongs to the consolidated group Digibizz (UOC) and focuses his interests on the analysis of occupational accidentability in various production sectors and in the modeling of large chemical accidents.
