Behaviour Based Safety

ZAR 4,500.00

🏅 This is a specialist safety course and is not formally aligned to a specific Unit Standard. ⏱️ 2 Days 📊 NQF N/A

2 Days · NQF N/A · This is a specialist safety course and is not formally aligned to a specific Unit Standard.

Duration2 Days

NQF LevelN/A

CertificationCertificate awarded

DeliveryIn-class, Online

AssessmentPractical and written

AccreditationThis is a specialist safety course and is not formally aligned to a specific Unit Standard.

📋 Prerequisites

Basic understanding of occupational health and safety principles. Completion of HIRA or equivalent is beneficial.

📘 What You'll Learn

• Understand the principles of Behaviour Based Safety (BBS) and its role in injury prevention.\n• Identify at-risk behaviours and safe behaviours in the workplace.\n• Apply the ABC model (Antecedent, Behaviour, Consequence) to analyse and modify behaviour.\n• Conduct effective safety observations and provide constructive feedback.\n• Implement and sustain a BBS programme in their organisation.

👥 Who Should Attend

Safety Managers\nHSE Managers\nSupervisors\nTeam Leaders\nSafety Officers\nSHE Representatives\nOperations Managers

💰 Pricing

Standard Price

ZAR 4,500.00

Excludes VAT

In-House / On-Site

Custom Quote

Tailored to your organisation

📦 Included Materials

1 x Behaviour Based Safety Manual\n1 x BBS Observation Card (pocket guide)

📅 Upcoming Public Classes

No public classes currently scheduled for this course.

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📋 Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Behaviour Based Safety\n- What is BBS and why it matters.\n- The relationship between behaviour, culture, and safety performance.\n- Historical context and evidence of BBS effectiveness.\n\nModule 2: The ABC Model of Behaviour\n- Antecedents: What triggers behaviour.\n- Behaviour: Observable actions.\n- Consequences: What happens as a result.\n- Practical application and case studies.\n\nModule 3: Safety Observations\n- Planning and conducting safety observations.\n- Engaging employees positively during observations.\n- Recording and analysing observation data.\n- Providing constructive feedback.\n\nModule 4: Building a Positive Safety Culture\n- The role of leadership in BBS.\n- Engaging employees and building trust.\n- Overcoming resistance and common challenges.\n- Sustaining BBS programmes long-term.\n\nModule 5: Implementing BBS in Your Organisation\n- Developing a BBS implementation plan.\n- Training observers and champions.\n- Measuring and reporting BBS effectiveness.\n- Integrating BBS with existing safety management systems.