Abstract—The sustainable development of mining occupational health and safety management system is inseparable from its internal and external environment. Through IFE and EFE matrix models, the key internal and external factors affecting the sustainable development of some mining in the Southwest of the Hubei Province are analyzed. Then entropy method is adopted to determine the weight of each key factor. According to the weighted total score ranking, the most important internal and external key factors affecting China's sustainable development include the following: not enough detailed degree of hazard identification, not enough safety awareness, lack of contingency plans to assess the timely exercise, not enough deep mining of internal audit, impact of relevant laws and regulations on enterprises, impact of the interested parties on the changing requirements of the enterprise, risk management brought by interested parties, risk management of product life cycle, and changes in the market environment for enterprises to put forward new requirements. In this paper, combined with OHSAS18001 operation condition of the mining in the Southwest of Hubei Province, seven suggestions for improvement are put forward which provide valuable reference for the sustainable development of mining OHSAS18001.
Index Terms—OHSAS18001, sustainable development, IFE and EFE Matrix, entropy method.
Jiangdong Bao and Jan Johansson are with Centre of Advanced Mining and Metallurgy, CAMM, Department of Human Work Science, Luleå University of Technology, Luleå 97751, Sweden (e-mail: bao.jiangdong@ltu.se, Jan.Johansson@ltu.se).
Jingdong Zhang is with Research Center for Environment and Health, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan, 430000, China, corresponding author: Jingdong Zhang (e-mail: 17099337648@163.com).
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Cite: Jiangdong Bao, Jan Johansson, and Jingdong Zhang, "Research on the Sustainable Development of Mining Industry OHSAS18001 Based on IFE and EFE Matrix," International Journal of Engineering and Technology vol. 9, no. 6, pp. 485-491, 2017.
