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- Course Overview
- Lesson 1 - BBS History & Overview
- Lesson 2 - BBS Implementation Principle
- Lesson 3 - BBS Implementation Challenges
- Lesson 4 - BBS Implementation Plan
- Step 1 - Maturity Level
- Step 2 - Steering Team
- Step 3 - Identify Critical Behaviour
- Step 4 - BBS Checklist
- Step 5 - BBS OIAC Process
- Step A - Observation
- Step B - Intervene
- Step C - Analyse
- Step D - Correct
- Step E - Developing Behaviour Modification Strategy
- Policy
- Survey
- Course Certificate
C.2 Analyse2O.mp4
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There is no peer responses to assess.
1. Non-enabled behaviours, or those that are impossible for the worker the team will work with management to remove barriers in systems or equipment that are exposing workers to risk.to perform, and difficult.
2. At-risk behaviour which can’t be resolved by coaching are categorised in various types like - system issue, non-availability of PPE, need layout modification and so forth.