BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY (BBS)

WHAT IS BEHAVIOURS?

• OBSERVABLE ACTS

• OBSERVABLE SITUATIONS

WHAT IS BARRIERS?

• task-related behaviours are the trigger for almost all incidents.

• UNDERLYING REASONS THAT SUPPORT UNSAFE BEHAVIOURS

Answer explanation

At-risk behaviours common at a site are supported by underlying barriers (reasons), such as the culture, facilities and systems of the site

What is type of Human Actions?

• Routine

• Reflex

• Conscious

• Routine, Reflex, Conscious

What are Objectives of BBS Program?

• 1- •Reduce number and severity of injuries at work

  2-Reduce HSE department workload

• 1-•Increase employee involvement

  2-•Improve workforce motivation

• 1-•Identify underlying barriers for safe behaviour

  2-•Establish safe routine actions during work

What is the pillar of BBS?

• Definition

• Observation

• Feedback

• Barrier Removals

What type of observations are observed in the program?

• Safe Behaviour

• Unsafe Condition

• Unsafe Behaviour

• Safe Condition

What are responsibilities of Observers?

• •Performs observations

• •Gives feedback about at-risk behaviour

• •Provide resources to do observations

• •Provide resources to remove barriers

How many Observations you need to do in 2022? (KPI)

• Observation ≥ 80

  Ticks/Staff/Year

• Observation ≥ 30

  Ticks/Staff/Year

• Observation ≥ 60

  Ticks/Staff/Year

• Observation ≥ 20

  Ticks/Staff/Year