Safety Attitude & Behaviour Based Safety Programme
Culture-focused workshop addressing human factors, complacency, risk perception, peer observation, and building sustainable peer-to-peer safety habits.
Who it is for
Supervisors, shift leads, plant managers, safety champions, and operational teams.
What you will learn
- Explore the psychological factors behind taking shortcuts and tolerating unsafe acts
- Distinguish between unsafe conditions and unsafe behaviours
- Conduct constructive, non-punitive safety peer observations and feedback conversations
- Transform passive safety compliance into an active, proactive safety culture
Objectives are proposed syllabus content, shared for your review and adjusted to your facility.
Topics covered
- 1The ABC model of behaviour: Activators, Behaviours, and Consequences
- 2Why good workers take dangerous shortcuts: production pressure vs. risk normalization
- 3The peer observation cycle: observe, engage, appreciate safe behaviour, coach correction
- 4Measuring leading indicators: hazard reports, observation frequency, safety interactions
Practical activities
- Roleplay: conducting an effective peer safety conversation without confrontation
- Case study analysis of human factor failures in industrial operations
Delivery and site needs
Delivery arrangements
Venue and delivery arrangements are confirmed during enquiry.
Site space and clearance
Interactive classroom setup supporting small-group breakout discussions.
Frequently asked questions
How does Behaviour Based Safety differ from traditional compliance training?
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