This document provides information on a behaviour based safety training programme. It discusses why safety is important, noting that someone is waiting for you at home. It defines accidents and discusses the main factors responsible, with 88% being unsafe acts. Some common reasons for unsafe acts are then listed. The document outlines ways to stay safe, such as maintaining a positive attitude and developing good habits. It emphasizes the importance of communication, planning work, and asking questions if unsure. Safety is defined as involving self-discipline, awareness of danger, following rules, education, and timely action. The key message is that developing safe habits causes temporary pain while the pain of regret from an accident is permanent.
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This document provides information on a behaviour based safety training programme. It discusses why safety is important, noting that someone is waiting for you at home. It defines accidents and discusses the main factors responsible, with 88% being unsafe acts. Some common reasons for unsafe acts are then listed. The document outlines ways to stay safe, such as maintaining a positive attitude and developing good habits. It emphasizes the importance of communication, planning work, and asking questions if unsure. Safety is defined as involving self-discipline, awareness of danger, following rules, education, and timely action. The key message is that developing safe habits causes temporary pain while the pain of regret from an accident is permanent.
This document provides information on a behaviour based safety training programme. It discusses why safety is important, noting that someone is waiting for you at home. It defines accidents and discusses the main factors responsible, with 88% being unsafe acts. Some common reasons for unsafe acts are then listed. The document outlines ways to stay safe, such as maintaining a positive attitude and developing good habits. It emphasizes the importance of communication, planning work, and asking questions if unsure. Safety is defined as involving self-discipline, awareness of danger, following rules, education, and timely action. The key message is that developing safe habits causes temporary pain while the pain of regret from an accident is permanent.
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This document provides information on a behaviour based safety training programme. It discusses why safety is important, noting that someone is waiting for you at home. It defines accidents and discusses the main factors responsible, with 88% being unsafe acts. Some common reasons for unsafe acts are then listed. The document outlines ways to stay safe, such as maintaining a positive attitude and developing good habits. It emphasizes the importance of communication, planning work, and asking questions if unsure. Safety is defined as involving self-discipline, awareness of danger, following rules, education, and timely action. The key message is that developing safe habits causes temporary pain while the pain of regret from an accident is permanent.
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Behaviour Based Safety Training Programme
On Site
Searched & Brought to you By:
Inderjeet Singh Mail ID- erinderjeetsingh1983@gmail.com Mobile 0-9001295394
SAFETY WHY ?
Because,
Somebody is waiting for you at Home
Do you want to go back home
Like this ? Or Like this ?
Choice is yours
Emergency
Because,
Your Safety is a matter of CHOICE
not CHANCE
ACCIDENT An unplanned, uncontrolled event which causes or has the potential to cause injury/death to any living being OR causes or has the potential to cause damages to any property / asset.
350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0
330 300
29 1 Unsafe Act Nothing Happens Minor Effect Fatal Effect
Factors Responsible For Accidents
2%
10%
Unsafe Environment Unsafe Act Act of God
88%
REASONS FOR UNSAFE ACT
ABSENT MINDNESS CARELESSNESS CASUAL APPROACH
INDISCIPLINE DANGEROUS ACT EXPERIMENT NO KNOWLEDGE TIREDNESS
DRINKING
WAYS TO BE SAFE
MAINTAIN A POSITIVE ATTITUDE
DEVELOP RIGHT HABITS
COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY
PLAN YOUR ACT & ACT ON THE PLAN
THINGS THAT CAN MAKE YOUR LIFE SAFER
IF YOU DONT KNOW, ASK.
DO NOT ASSUME NEVER TAKE ANYTHING FOR GRANTED
RESPOND, DONT REACT PRIORITIZE YOUR WORK
There are some faces. Please try to find out how many are there.
If you could find out atleast 7 faces, you have reasonably good observation. Go to the next slide and find out how many black rectangles are there.
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Now, tell me How many WHITE rectangles are there? You dont know because I asked you to look for black rectangle only. It is OK, because people see only what they want to see
PEOPLE SEE WHAT THEY WANT TO SEE
ALWAYS LOOK FOR UNSAFE CONDTIONS
If you see any unsafe condition in your work place or anywhere;
FIX IT OR
REPORT IT
SAFETY MEANS
SELF DISCIPLINE
AWARENESS OF DANGER
FOLLOW THE RULES EDUCATION TIMELY ACTION YOU
YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR FAMILYS SAFETY
Please Remember .. PAIN OF DEVELOPING SAFETY HABIT IS TEMPORARY, BUT
