An Integrated Approach to Behavioral Based Safety

Authors

Jim Spigener, BST

Date of this Version

2002

Comments

Proceedings of the 2^nd International Workshop On Human Factors In Offshore Operations '02. Huston, Texas, April 8-10, 2002.

Abstract

3 Types of At risk

BehavioralScience Technology,Inc.

Primary Concepts

Barriers to Continuous Safety Improvement

Behavior an Observable Act

ABC Analysis

Understanding System Influences

The CBI^® Tools

Part One —CBI^®Data Sheet

Part Two —CBI^®Definitions

Example Definition

Observers

Analyze Data /Select Focus /Develop Action Plan

As Safe Behavior Increases, Recordable Rates Decrease

Hand Protection Increased from 80% Safe to 98% Safe

Industrial Hygene Behaviors increses in Percent Safe Over Time

Lum berM ill High PercentSafe Scores are Associated with Low Recordable Rates

Sustainability of Implementations

BAPP^® Technology Process Flow Chart