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Course overview
Behavior Based Safety course will provide insight into current knowledge of human error and how it can be reduced. The course focuses on human errors related to undesired behaviors (habits), what causes these, and how to effectively remedy these. You will learn in general what leads to negative behavior and how to prevent or correct these behaviors.
You will learn specific approaches, tools you can put to use in your facilities for controlling behaviors habits on a day-to-day basis. But to keep the topic of habits behaviors in perspective, the course also includes a brief overview of all aspects of controlling human error, not just those related to behavior's or habits. Please write to info@eliteoffshore.in or training@eliteoffshore.in or call +91-8097472277 for further details.
What will I learn?
- 1. History of Safety Performance Evolution
- 2. Concepts of Behaviour Based Safety
- 3. Behaviour Based Safety Implementation Process Map
- 4. Relation between Safety and Behaviour
- 5. Effect of Antecedents and Consequences on Behaviour
- 6. Methods to Modify Antecedents and Consequences
- 7. ABC Model
- 8. Different Steps of BBS Process Map
- 9. Open Forum, Discussion and Conclusion
Requirements
- Understand BBS principles: Learn the core concepts of behavior-based safety and its impact on workplace safety culture.
- Identify unsafe behaviors: Recognize behaviors that contribute to accidents and how to address them.
- Identify unsafe behaviors: Recognize behaviors that contribute to accidents and how to address them.
- Conduct observations: Learn how to observe and document employee behaviors to improve safety.
- Implement safety interventions: Apply interventions to correct unsafe behaviors and foster a safety-conscious environment.
- Measure safety performance: Assess the effectiveness of BBS programs and track improvements in workplace safety.
FAQs
- 1. What is Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) training?
Behavior-Based Safety training focuses on identifying and improving safe and unsafe workplace behaviors to help prevent incidents, injuries, and unsafe acts. - 2. What are the benefits of Behavior-Based Safety training?
BBS training helps improve safety awareness, encourage safe work practices, strengthen safety culture, and reduce the risk of workplace incidents. - 3. Who should attend Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) training?
The course is suitable for safety officers, supervisors, managers, team leaders, HSE professionals, and employees responsible for workplace safety. - 4. How does Behavior-Based Safety help prevent workplace accidents?
BBS identifies at-risk behaviors through workplace observation and encourages corrective feedback and positive reinforcement before they contribute to an incident. - 5. What topics are covered in a BBS training course?
The training generally covers BBS principles, safe and unsafe behaviors, observation techniques, feedback, behavioral change, safety culture, and practical workplace applications. - 6. What is the BBS observation process?
The BBS observation process involves watching work activities, identifying safe or at-risk behaviors, providing constructive feedback, and using observations to improve safety performance. - 7. Is Behavior-Based Safety suitable for high-risk industries?
Yes. BBS principles can be applied across high-risk workplaces such as oil & gas, offshore, marine, construction, manufacturing, ports, and other industrial environments. - 8. Does BBS training help improve workplace safety culture?
Yes. BBS encourages employees and supervisors to take an active role in safety, communicate openly about risks, and reinforce safe behaviors. - 9. Is a certificate provided after completing the BBS course?
Participants who successfully complete the course requirements can receive a Behavior-Based Safety training certificate, subject to the course assessment and certification requirements. - 10. Can Behavior-Based Safety training be applied to real workplace situations?
Yes. BBS training is designed to connect safety concepts with real workplace activities through observation, feedback, examples, and practical safety situations.
Curriculum for this course
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08:00:00 Hours
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