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Safety (BBS)
What is behavior-based
safety?
Reflectsa proactive approach
to safety and health
management
Reflectsa proactive
approach to injury
prevention
1a
What is behavior-based
safety?
Focuses on at-risk behaviors
that can lead to injury
Focuses on safe behaviors that
can contribute to
injury prevention
BBSis an injury
prevention process
1b
Implementation phases
of BBS
Phase 1 - assess the safety
culture
Phase 2 - educate
and train team
leaders
2a
Implementation phases
of BBS
Phase 3 - educate and train
employees about the principles,
tools, and
implementation
strategies
Phase 4 - monitor
the progress
2b
The corporate safety
culture
Developa clear safety mission
and goals
3a
The corporate safety
culture
Encourage individual
participation
Foster
mutual
respect and support
3b
The Safety Triad
4a
Critical behaviors and
barriers to safety
At-risk
behaviors that lead to
serious injury or fatality
At-risk
behaviors that could
lead to serious injury or fatality
At-risk
behaviors that lead to a
large number of minor injuries
or near misses
5a
Critical behaviors and
barriers to safety
At-riskbehaviors that could
contribute to a large number of
injuries because many people
perform a given task
6a
Motivation
Some examples of motivational
influences that can take
precedence over motivation
include:
• an individual’s self worth
• a secure work environment
• desire for achievement
6b
Motivation
Some examples of motivational
influences that can take
precedence over motivation
include:
• desire for recognition
• how employees feel about their
jobs in general
6c
Motivation
Lackof motivation often
centers around attitudinal
problems
6d
Motivation
Key motivational points include:
• asking employees for their input
• holding morale-building meetings
• providing employees with the tools
they need to do their work
• recognizing personal needs
6e
Motivation
Key motivational points include:
• providing employees with
challenging tasks
• privately recognizing employees
for good work
• fostering a sense of community at
your facility
6f
The “DO IT” process
Define behaviors
Observe behaviors
Intervene
7a
Principles of
behavior-based safety
Focusintervention on
observable behavior
Direct
with activators and
motivate with consequences
8a
Principles of
behavior-based safety
Focuson positive consequences
to motivate behavior
8b
Principles of
behavior-based safety
Use theory to integrate
information, not to limit
possibilities
8c
Summary
Behavior-based safety
Reflectsa proactive approach
to safety and health
management
9a
Summary
Behavior-based safety
Focuses on at-risk behaviors
that can lead to injury
9b