Why Should You Attend:
Many workplace accidents are attributed to behavioral-based factors, such as not wearing the proper PPE or not observing good housekeeping. The injuries that result from such behavior cost the employer thousands of dollars through loss of time accidents, poor production, and OSHA fines.
A tool for creating a “bottom-up” system of employee driven safety culture is the behavioral based safety system (BBS). This system is built to complement your other work efforts such as the job hazard analysis, safety audits, and a comprehensive safety training program. This webinar will discuss how, by including BBS into your existing system, the employer can observe and correct at risk behavior through a minimally confrontational approach. The BBS is akin to coaching your workers to safer work practices, through involvement and active listening.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
What is behavior based system for safety?
How is this system “bottom –up” rather than “ top-down”
How to achieve employee buy-in and involvement
How to coach workers to safe behaviors
How to incorporate OSHA’s guidance to an exemplary workplace
How to use a safety committee to develop a BBS program
Success and barriers to the BBS program
New online systems for BBS assistance
Many workplace accidents are attributed to behavioral-based factors, such as not wearing the proper PPE or not observing good housekeeping. The injuries that result from such behavior cost the employer thousands of dollars through loss of time accidents, poor production, and OSHA fines.
A tool for creating a “bottom-up” system of employee driven safety culture is the behavioral based safety system (BBS). This system is built to complement your other work efforts such as the job hazard analysis, safety audits, and a comprehensive safety training program. This webinar will discuss how, by including BBS into your existing system, the employer can observe and correct at risk behavior through a minimally confrontational approach. The BBS is akin to coaching your workers to safer work practices, through involvement and active listening.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
What is behavior based system for safety?
How is this system “bottom –up” rather than “ top-down”
How to achieve employee buy-in and involvement
How to coach workers to safe behaviors
How to incorporate OSHA’s guidance to an exemplary workplace
How to use a safety committee to develop a BBS program
Success and barriers to the BBS program
New online systems for BBS assistance
