Safety Observations & SIP Safety Observations & SIP.

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Safety Observations & SIP Safety Observations & SIP

PURPOSE l Continuously observe positive and at risk behaviors l Communicate behaviors to employees through feedback, training and analysis l Correct at risk behaviors through coaching and discussion.

DESCRIPTION l BP employees will observe positive and at risk behaviors practiced in the workplace. l Feedback on positive and at risk behaviors will be given to all employees l Trending and analysis will be conducted to improve SJBU safety performance.

SAFETY OBSERVATIONS SAFETY OBSERVATIONS l What’s Your perspective on “Observations” ? ?? ?? “We’re here to help you.”

Goal of Safety Observations l Recognize a correct behavior or safe condition. l Increase Safety Awareness. l Display interest. l Gets people thinking about safety. l Increases communications. l Correct an unsafe behavior or condition before an incident or injury occurs

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe Behaviors Safety Awareness Eye's l Personal Protective Equipment l Housekeeping Practices l Tools and Equipment l Procedures l Positions of People / Line of Fire l Reactions of People

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Personal Protective Equipment: Is the appropriate Equipment being used? Is the equipment in good condition Is the equipment being used correctly? Location of person in respect to hazard Posture Over-reaching

PPE

PPE

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Housekeeping Practices: Material Storage? (Obstructed Safety Equipment, Clutter, tripping hazards,) Stairs and Platforms

Housekeeping

Housekeeping

Housekeeping

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Tools and Equipment : Is it the right tool for the job? Is the tool in Good Condition ? Is tool being used correctly?

Tools & Equipment

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Procedures: Is Standard Practice Established (do people know what to do?) Is Standard Practice being followed? ( do people do what they are supposed to do?) Is standard adequate for job? (are there questions on what is right or wrong?)

Procedures

Procedures

Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Positions of People / Line of Fire: Caught between objects Struck by an Object Fall from an elevation Striking against

Positions of People / Line of Fire

Observation Skills Observation Skills l Recognizing Safe & Unsafe : – Reactions of People: Adjusting PPE Stopping Work Rearranging job Changing position Changing tools Applying Lockout

Stopping Work

Observations & communication l Focus on the Actions of People l Give and Receive Open and Honest Feedback l Recognize Positive Behaviors l Discipline is not the intent of observations

Keys to good communication l Discuss items that could make their job easier. l Ask what their personal concerns are with the job. (Present and Future) – Tools? – Materials? – Conditions?

Goals of the Observation l Communication and Questioning leads individuals to: –Recognize injury potential –Do something to protect themselves –Start questioning on their own. –Teach the questioner –Leads to improved procedures

nO ehT rehtO ediS NEAR MISS / HSE OPPORTUNITY REPORT Location: ________________________________ Date _____________Time _________________ Briefly describe the near miss or HSE opportunity ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _What was going on at the time? ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Immediate Action Taken: ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Reported By (optional)______________________________ Supervisor Actions ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________

Near Miss / Safety Opportunity Definitions: l Near Miss ? l Safety Opportunity?

Near Miss / Safety Opportunity Briefly describe the NM/SO What was going on at the time? Immediate Action Taken Reported by Supervisor Actions

Near Miss / Safety Opportunity

Safety Opportunity