Michael et al. (2005) suggest that employee perceptions of management’s concern for employee well-being through a dedication to safety may result in positive outcomes beyond improved safety performance. Perceived management commitment to safety has been linked to employee attitudes such as: job satisfaction, organisational commitment and turnover (Michael et al., 2005; Zanko and Dawson, 2012). A meta-analysis by Faragher et al. (2005) found evidence that job satisfaction was associated with workers’ mental health but the evidence for a link with subjective physical health was weaker.