Behaviour Based Safety BBS
Introduction
Behaviour Based Safety ( BBS) is a program to positively reinforce safe practices by proactively identifying unsafe behavioural patterns in workers and ensuring timely interventions are in place to continuously encourage individuals or groups to conform to EHS best practices. BBS focuses on reducing hazards, risks, and incidents by observing a person’s behaviour and determining what follows when this behaviour occurs. It involves analysing the consequences of a particular behaviour and providing proper reinforcement for a desired behaviour.
The five day instructor led face to face training addresses the behaviours of management and employees and its impact on an organisation’s safety culture. Participants will learn about the different roles and responsibilities between the supervisor and the employee, how to identify factors that can cause incidents, as well as identify the influences of behavior. Moreover, participants will learn how to get to know and motivate their team members.
Objectives
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
- Define and understand the importance of safety culture
- Define the requirements for achieving a positive safety culture
- How a positive safety culture impacts on BBS
- Key Elements of Behaviour Management for Safety
- Understand the importance of safety leadership and how to gain recruit Senior Management’s involvement and commitment in the BBS program
- Understand the requirements of ABC ( antecendents, behaviour and consequence)
- Understand the critical behaviours and barriers to Safety
- Understand the various BBS theories which help explain behaviour
- Recognise safe and at-risk behaviors and to be able to identify Critical Behaviors
- Understand how to implement safety observations and how to deal with at-risk behaviors and communicate results of observations
- Engage workers through the process of contact and observation and intervention
- Develop coaching skills through observation and feedback
- Understand how motivation affects behaviour
- Understand how enforcement can impact behaviour change
- How to develop and implement an effective BBS program
- Develop coaching skills through observation and feedback
- Understand how motivation affects behaviour
- Understand how enforcement can impact behaviour change
- How to develop and implement an effective BBS program
Training Methodology
This instructor led training is delivered using presentations, guided sessions of practical exercise and group work.
You will have the opportunity to interact with our experienced facilitator who will bring professional and research expertise into their teaching.
Assessment
Participants will be required to participate in various case studies. Assessment will be by pre and post tests as well as an assignment.
Certification
Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate of Training from ASSP-MEC, Credit CEU 2.4