Overview: The Behavioral-Based Safety course teaches behavior-based safety, which recognizes unsafe or at-risk behaviors as a frequent cause of both minor and serious injuries. Recognizing safe behavior and supporting employees to understand consequences of being safe. Proven statistics have shown human error is the leading cause of all incidents.

The aim of the behavior-based approach is to reduce the occurrence of at-risk behavior by modifying such behaviors through observation, feedback, and positive interventions.

Course Length: 4hrs | CFR Reference: Industry Best Practice | Course Required By: Employer

Course Objectives: Upon completion of the Behavioral-Based Safety course, the student will be familiar with:

• Define behavior-based safety
• Understanding how culture, experience and personality affect behavior
• Critical behaviors and barriers to safety
• Awareness level discussion of motivation
• The basic principles of behavior-based safety
• The benefits of a behavior-based safety process