Behavior-based safety, or BBS, is an approach to improving workplace safety by focusing on what workers do and why they do it, and then applying strategies to promote safe behaviors in the future. It is based on the belief that human behaviors contribute in some way to many or most accidents. BBS cannot comprise a safety program all by itself. Rather, it is a tool that can be used along with other tools to create an effective workplace safety program.
- Define the term “behavior-based safety" (BBS)
- Describe the three elements which contribute to workplace safety
- Describe the tools which must accompany a BBS program to create an effective workplace safety program
- Describe the ABC model of behavior, including when to use antecedents and consequences
- List the requirements of an effective BBS program
- Describe the steps required to implement a BBS program
- Identify examples of safe behaviors and unsafe behaviors
32 Minutes (20 min. video + 12 min. video)
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