130-01 - Behavior Based Safety Programs Basic Design
Learning objectives
- Explain how a safety committee should be established and why
- Explain the process an effective safety committee would use to communicate an at-risk condition or behavior discovered during a plant safety inspection
- Describe five items an effective safety committee should report out to all plant employees during a monthly safety meeting
- Describe the difference between a near miss and an injury accident
Course overview
Behavior based safety programs are employee owned. They are designed to reinforce safe working attitudes and behaviors among individual employees. Understanding the basic design of these programs is necessary to effectively participate in safety programs. The Behavior Based Safety Programs Design training course describes the basic design of a program. It explains how employees can participate in safety committees and safety inspection teams to positively influence a plant's safety program. This course is part of the Behavior Based Safety Training series.
The individuals involved in the development and promotion of this course do not receive any compensation or financial benefits outside of their regular employment for their work on this course.
