Advanced Topics in Behavior Based Safety - Parts 1 and 2 

This first in a two-part webinar series will cover advanced topics relating to Behavior Based Safety.  

Behavior Based Safety is a methodology in safety that is well-known and well-established.Over the last 35 years, the practices of Behavior Based Safety have become refined and its application has been used across virtually every industry known.  Workplaces worldwide have benefited from the use of positive reinforcement for observed safe behavior.

DATE:  Friday, August 17, 2012
TIME:   10:00 am - 11:30 am CDT
COST:  $99

When you sign up for Part 1 you will also be able to attend Part 2 at no extra cost. Part 2 is Friday, August 24, 2012 at 10:00 am CDT - at NO extra cost!

These sessions will provide a comprehensive view of advanced topics relating to Behavior Based Safety.  The topics will describe both from the research perspective and an application in the real world, how Behavior Based Safety can be optimized to create a model of Safety Excellence.  These sessions are intended for users who have a fundamental to intermediate knowledge of behavior based safety, and are looking to expand their understanding even further.  Among the topics that will be covered in these sessions are:

- The role of the Hawthorne Effect in Behavior Based Safety
- The Observer Effect
- The use of Risk Assessment In Behavior Based Safety
- Integration of The behavior Based Safety with other elements of the Safety Management System
- The role of Cognitive Dissonance and the Fundamental Attribution Error
- Optimization of Behavior Based Safety using an understanding of Safety Culture
- The effect of Discounting on Human Behavior
- The use of Discretionary Effort and Maximizing its Potential
- The role of Reciprocity in Behavior Based Safety

System Requirements
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server

Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer