E.ON Engineering Academy

Introduction to Behavioural Safety

• Outcome and benefits

  Participants will know the key elements of a behavioural safety improvement programme and be able to pass the information on to members of their teams. They will have the necessary background knowledge to support the introduction of a behavioural safety programme to help promote a safer culture.

  Content

  • Introduction and objectives

  • The case for behavioural safety – why behaviour is a major component of safe working

  • What is safety culture

  • How and why it works

  • Personal behavioural triggers

  • Appointing observers

  • Observation Techniques

  • Approaching Employees

  • Setting up the observation system

  • Carrying out observations/field audits – safe and unsafe practices (role play)

  • Preventing Injuries/reflecting on experiences

  • Setting targets

  • Follow through and development and monitoring of the programme

  Audience

  Managers and team leaders who are considering a behavioural safety programme and people likely to be appointed as observers.

  Maximum numbers

  12

  Duration

  One day

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  • IOSH Working Safely
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