BEHAVIORAL BASED SAFETY

February, 17th - 19th 2010, Hyatt Regency Bandung


Health and safety technology and procedures are very important aspects of health and safety management. However, on their own, these will not provide a continuous improvement in health and safety and environmental performance. Health and safety enforcement agencies advise that failure of these systems account for only small percentages of accidents. The cause of most workplace accidents and incidents is directly related to human failure

TRAINING OUTLINE
Developing Health & Safety Management Systems To Incorporate A Behavioral Approach
• Overview Of Health And Safety Performance
• Introduction To HSE Management Systems
• Task-Based Risk Assessment
• Introduction To Human Error
Tasks Aspects That Influence Human Factors
• The Task Aspects That Influence Human Factors
• A Model Of Perception At Work
• Analytical Techniques For Assessing Risk Perception
Organizational Aspects That Influence Human Factors
• Roles And Accountabilities
• The Effect Of Group Pressure On Individuals
• Changing Styles For Changing Behavior
Individual Aspects That Influence Human Factors
• Introduction To Behavioral Observations
• Introduction To Culture In The Workplace
• Measuring HSE Culture
• Safety Culture Maturity Model
Accident Analysis Case Study
• Investigate An Incident In The Light Of Task, Organization And Individual Aspects Of Human Factors
• Review Health And Safety Management Systems In The Light Of Human Factors
• Preparation Of Action Plans, Planning And Implementing

TRAINING METHOD
• Lecturing and Class room session
• Case Study
• Interactive sharing information and experience
• Group discussion, question and answer session

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