Duration: 04/08 Hours
No. of participants: 30
Introduction:
In Today’s World, We need to look at new approaches to safety and health at our work places. We need to apply the lessons learnt from the past, through analysis of accidents and ill health because this will contribute to formulate future prevention strategies and activities. Behaviour Based Safety (BBS) is an approach that we believe can be applied successfully and it’s gaining more interest across industries globally.
Objectives:
- To Emphasis the importance of BBS.
- Understand the theory of accident.
- To analyze the requirements that is applicable to health and safety.
- Understand the BBS process.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Basic Understanding of safety concepts
- Impact of accidents on organizational performance- Various Cost of Accidents
- Understanding traditional approach of observing safety
- Concepts of BBS
- What is Behaviour and how it is related with business performance
- Understanding various case studies to bring out the main reason behind the accidents
- How unsafe act / Unsafe conditions are responsible for accidents and how much they share
- Why focus on Unsafe Behaviours
- Heinrich’s model of accident causation
- What is near miss. How near misses are important
- What is Attitude and how it is relevant to understand BBS process
- Why employees behave unsafe and how it can be countered / The factors that affect the behavior of the employee
- Understanding Attitude to Behaviour link
- Process of Observing BBS / Method of observation and feedback
- What does a BBS observer gain from actively caring
- Behaviour observation sheet
Details Of Few Past Similar Training Projects Done For Bbs:
- Suzlon Energy Ltd. – Pan India – 750 Participants in different batches
- Rashtriya Chemical Fertilizers – Alibag & Chembur – 1000 Participants in different batches
- Surya Nepal (ITC Group) – Nepal – 40 Participants in 02 batches of 02 days each.
- Mercedes Benz – Chakan, Pune Plant – 50 Participants in 02 batches
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