Behaviour Based Safety
Behaviour Based Safety
Behaviour Based Safety
Hardware
Incidents
Software
People Continuous
Improvement
Time
50s & 60s 70s & 80s Late 90s
Triple Constraint
Balanced Project
Time Cost
Scope
QHSSE
Values
Beliefs
Causes Of Injuries
PROACTIVE
People Driven Safety
Continuous Improvement
(Independent-
Safety Actively Managed
Driven with Workforce
Interdependent )
System Managed
Safety (Dependency)
CALCULATIVE Systems managing
System Driven
health and safety risks
300
Unsafe Acts
What is behavioural Safety?
Behavior is
objective,
observable,
and
measurable.
Behavioral Change
Requires an Understanding of the
ABC Model
Activators
Direct
Behavior
Motivate
Consequences
The ABC Model Explains
Why People Speed
Speed limit Open Sports
Activators signs Emergency road Police
car
Guide or direct No car
Sunny Late
the Behavior(s) cops
Drivers day
Others are
education speeding
Behavior Speeding
Facilitate, Support
and Act upon
recommendations
Necessary to maintain
involvement and support
by employees and
Management alike.
Employee Management Goal setting is necessary
owned and
run process Ow Commitment for continual improvement
BBS
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identifying the root-
All members of the Aw aising aly se causes of unsafe
organisation are R sis behaviours in order to
involved. Lack of correct them
awareness leads to Measurement effectively
lack of collaboration
Observation and
Feedback
Measurement
and Trends
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Implement 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29
Recommendations
1st Pillar- Awareness Raising
BBS Committee
BBS Trainings Meetings
2nd Pillar-Measurement
3rd Pillar
Management Commitment
4th Pillar- Feedback
5th Pillar
Root Cause Analysis
6th Pillar- Ownership
Value Added
Employee involvement
• Reducing injuries/incidents
• Intervention/analysis/solutions
• Taking ownership/responsibility
• Actively caring
• Learning the ABC principles
(Activators, Behaviors, Consequences)
Value Added
Charles Darwin
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