Behaviour Based Safety

Behavior-based safety is a broad term used to describe everything from basic employee behavior audits and feedback to a comprehensive safety management system designed to change a company’s safety culture.

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Behavior Based Safety Training is a positive approach toward safe work culture. Behavior Based Safety matters because more then 80% of all accidents occur due to the choices we make and how we act. Unsafe acts, are the root cause of most incidents.

Behavior Based Safety Training is designed to influence employee actions toward safer outcomes, ideally by preventing an accident or injury before it occurs. Behavior based safety program implementation is the most effective way for employer to promote safety, eliminate hazards and prevent injuries.

When implemented correctly, a behavior based safety program can provide positive rewards to change unsafe behavior, reduce job-related injuries, minimize lost production hours, and improve workplace morale—essential ingredients for creating a strong safety culture.

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Benefit of Implementing Behavior Based Safety Training at Workplace:-

How We Identify Need of Behavior Based Safety Training for your employees

Behavior Based Safety training needs of different industry are different we analyze your working mechanism and working attitude of employees working there and find the safest working practice to be followed. We analyze Behavior-Based Safety process strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The report then goes on to make recommendations on how to strengthen the site and the Behavior-Based Safety process in ways that will enhance success and ensure sustainability.

Who Should Opt for Behavior Based Safety Training

Behavior Based Safety Program is for every organization employee who is involved in direct hands on responsibility and employer who wants to maximize their safety culture and minimize cost.

Outcomes of Behavior Based Safety Training

How we Deliver Behavior Based Safety Training

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