BBS 2
BEHAVIOR-BASED SAFETY. Hello once again, it’s Goke Akingbade(your Safety guide). Last time in our discussion on Behavior-Based Safety, we stated that behaviour is anything that that you are able to observe a person do. For example, walking, sitting, standing, lifting, reading and grasping etc. It is important for an organization to be able to understand why its employees behave the way they do while at work. There are three forces that drive human behaviour and it is very crucial for the management of an organization to understand these forces, they are: (1) Activators. (2) Competencies and (3) Consequences. ACTIVATORS. Activators are objects, people, sensory perception or environmental stimuli that serve as the trigg