The document discusses safety committees, which were recommended in 1931 to encourage safe work practices. Safety committees are comprised of management and worker representatives tasked with creating and maintaining a safe work environment. Their objectives include providing a discussion platform on safety, promoting safety consciousness, and facilitating communication between workers and management. Committees can be centralized, corporate-level, departmental, or special purpose depending on a company's structure. Effective committees regularly meet with agendas, document meetings, and work to resolve issues, while ineffective ones are disorganized and fail to implement recommendations.