- Uncategorized
- Course Overview
- Lesson 1 - BBS Overview & History
- Lesson 2 - BBS Concept
- Lesson 3 - Understanding UA/UC
- Lesson 4 - At-Risk Behaviour
- Lesson 5 - Behaviour Observation
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Lesson 6 - Step 1 Observation
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6.1 What is BBS Observation?40 xp
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6.2 Reactive Behaviour & PPE40 xp
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Reactive Behavior
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Observing for PPE
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6.3 Specific Job Risk20 xp
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Observing for SJR
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6.4 Tools and Equipment20 xp
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Observing for T&E
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6.5 Safe Work Procedure30 xp
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Observing for SWP
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6.6 Ergonomics20 xp
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Observing for Ergonomics
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6.7 Physical Hazard
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Observation Checklist
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- Step 1 - Plan
- Step 2 - Observe
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Step 3 - Coach
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S3.1 - Coach / Feedback40 xp
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S3.2 Coach/ Feedback30 xp
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S3.3 Safe behaviour Feedback
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Positive & Igniting Words
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S3.4 At-Risk Behaviour Feedback
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S3.5 Step 1 - Communication40 xp
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S3.6 Step 2 -Check20 xp
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S3.7 Step 3 - Coach30 xp
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Tactics for Conflict
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S3.8 Step 4 - Contract30 xp
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S3.9 - Qualities of Observer60 xp
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S3.10 - Feedback & Coaching
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Coaching Tips and Techniques
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- Step 4 - Record
- Course Resources
- Course Certificate
2.5 Key Element4.mp4
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1. At-risk behaviour are categories in three types of behaviour enabled, non-enabled, and difficult.
2. The case of enabled behaviours, are easily with in the control of the worker, ongoing feedback or training sessions to increase the occurrence of safe behaviour.
3. The case of non-enabled behaviours, are impossible for the worker to perform, and difficult, the team will work with management to remove barriers in systems.