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How To Implement BBS

The document outlines steps for implementing a Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) process: 1) Plan which behaviors have the greatest safety impact and identify an implementation team. 2) Do by observing behaviors, collecting data, and providing feedback. 3) Check that the BBS process was effectively implemented. 4) Act by continually learning and improving.

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How To Implement BBS

The document outlines steps for implementing a Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) process: 1) Plan which behaviors have the greatest safety impact and identify an implementation team. 2) Do by observing behaviors, collecting data, and providing feedback. 3) Check that the BBS process was effectively implemented. 4) Act by continually learning and improving.

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Suggested BBS Process:

Plan - Determine Behaviors That Have


Greatest Loss Impact; Identify Team Who Will Define & Design BBS Process Do - Implement BBS Observation Process & Collect Data Check - Ensure BBS Process Has Been Effectively Implemented Act - Learn and Continual Improvement

Management Support 1)employees must believe that management is committed to safety;


2)management demonstrates this commitment by ensuring that facilities are properly maintained; and 3)employees are willing to work with management to minimize the risk of injury
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What is the role of managers and supervisors?


Supervisors and managers is responsible for supporting the process by conducting safety observation in the same way as other employees.

Observation and Feedback are the basis of the entire system. - Observations provide the objective data that make behavioral feedback uniquely effective.
- Feedback is essential because maintaining any behavior change requires frequent, objective, and positive feedback.
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Benefits of an Observation and Feedback Process


1. Improve participation 2. Reduce accidental equipment damage 3. Reduce downtime 4. Reduce costs 5. Improved housekeeping 6. Increase in positive reinforcement for safe behavior
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7. Improved data gathering and trending 8. Improved communications 9. More/better improvement suggestions 10.Reduction in unsafe conditions/improved ergonomics 11.Improved safety awareness

Keys to Success:
Meaningful Employee Empowerment Designing a Well Planned and Supported BBS Process Managing BBS Process with Integrity

Obstacles To Success:
Poorly Maintained Facilities Top-down Management Practices Poor Planning/Execution Inadequate Training
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Shift a persons attitude in the right direction and behavior will follow.

Why Do We Need to Change?


If you do what youve always done, youll get what you always got! W. Edwards Deming

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