Rooted in Psychology, instead of regulations, is Best Practice/Behavior-Based Safety. To prevent injuries and illnesses, it focuses upon the behavior of workers. The key elements of Behavior-Based Safety are: employee- management involvement, hazard behavior identification, observation, feedback, and intervention.
Behavior-Based Safety involves a high level of interaction within the organization. By implementing its key elements, the entire workforce controls the safety process. Changes in work practices are developed and implemented by knowledgeable committees based upon progressive, long-term thinking. The process results in a decrease in the frequency of injuries in the workplace and implementation of a Best Practice/Behavior Based Safety Program demonstrates good faith to OSHA.
Key Product:
Understanding Behavior-Based Safety (20-PSG-8-387-AV) - When employees' personal commitment to safety goes up, at-risk behaviors and accident rates go down. Find out more...
Integrating Behavior-Based Safety For Safety Committees (802-K) - Educate your safety committee team members about behavior-based safety so they can better meet safety committee objectives.
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