Extension of mindful safety practices through safety knowledge and safety motivation: a study of the aviation industry.

IF 1.6 4区医学 Q3 ERGONOMICS

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics Pub Date : 2025-03-12 DOI:10.1080/10803548.2025.2471153

Shi Hu, Muhammad Aamir Nadeem, Shanqing Liu, Ji Luo, Mohamed Zainal Siti Rohaida

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Abstract

This article attempts to extend the mindful safety practices adopted by pilots in the aviation industry. There is still a lack of discussion about how these factors (individual, group and organizational levels) influence the adoption of mindful safety practices among commercial pilots in the aviation industry. Data were collected from a sample of commercial pilots in China within 8 months. Results show that all the identified factors contributing to the adoption of mindful safety practices are significantly and positively interrelated. The results also reveal that safety knowledge and motivation positively mediate the relationships between safety climate (group level and organization level) and pilots' mindful safety practice adoption in the aviation industry. It is of interest that group-level safety climate exerts more impact on pilots' safety knowledge and motivation gains. Furthermore, leader-member exchange (LMX) strengthens relationships between two dimensions of safety climate and pilots' safety knowledge and motivation acquisitions.

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通过安全知识和安全动机扩展正念安全实践：对航空业的研究。

本文试图扩展飞行员在航空工业中所采用的谨慎的安全做法。关于这些因素（个人、团体和组织层面）如何影响航空业商业飞行员采用有意识的安全实践，目前仍缺乏讨论。数据收集自8个月内的中国商业飞行员样本。结果表明，所有确定的因素有助于采用正念安全实践显著正相关。安全知识和动机在安全气候（群体层面和组织层面）与飞行员正念安全实践采用之间具有正向中介作用。值得关注的是，群体层面的安全气候对飞行员安全知识和动机收益的影响更大。此外，领导-成员交换（LMX）强化了安全气候两个维度与飞行员安全知识和动机获取之间的关系。

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4.80

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8.30%

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152