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Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

Safety and Stress Audio Conference

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

Audio Download with Supporting Materials

Research suggests that employees who are stressed or fatigued pose a greater safety risk than those who are not. This problem is now more pronounced than ever with many companies trying to do more with less. However, not all stress is bad. In fact, some stress heightens performance, like the kind that pushes athletes to excel.

In this 60-minute audio conference with synchronized PowerPoint presentation, behavioral safety expert Ted Boyce, Ph.D. will show you how to distinguish between good stress and bad stress (distress). He’ll outline four key principles that can be practically applied in any work setting to enhance good stress and prevent “distress” that leads to workplace injuries. Applying this approach will keep workers focused on safety even during trying times.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

· Distinguish between stress and distress and recognize each in the workplace

· Improve communication between supervisors and the front line so that unhealthy stress doesn’t supersede safe behavior

· Reframe employee perceptions of stressful events so they embrace safe behavior -- even when no one is around to see it

· Identify stressors and take steps to eliminate those they can control

· Understand and use 4 simple steps to keep workers focused on safe behaviors

· Get workers to take personal responsibility for safety regardless of how stressed or fatigued they may be.

Behavior-Based Safety Observer Guide

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

Format: Adobe .pdf

Are you responsible for training BBS observers? Let renowned Behavior-Based Safety expert, Ted Boyce, Ph.D. help you with a comprehensive one page observer guide that BBS observers can carry with them in the field.

In addition to the what, how, and when of BBS observations, Dr. Boyce makes suggestions for different ways an employee can make an observation so that the quality of your data will be improved and the process will remain interesting for those who are participating.

As a special bonus, the observer guide also provides recommendations for how to give and receive performance feedback to maximize the effectiveness of conversations about safety at your facility.

Safety Leadership Audio Conference

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

Audio Download with Supporting Documents

Why are some leaders able to engage, inspire and motivate workers while others are less successful? What is their secret?

In this 60-min recorded audio program with synchronized PowerPoint presentation, Safety behavior expert Ted Boyce, Ph.D. gives you answers to these age-old questions.

During the session, participants will learn:
• The psychology of motivation
• Practical strategies for communicating effectively about safety
• Simple techniques for tracking improvements in your safety efforts
• Why changing one’s own behavior is the key to changing others’ behaviors

If your safety program needs a kick-start or if you’re just interested in taking safety to the next level, this session will give participants actionable advice on developing essential motivational leadership skills to bring out the best in people.

Introduction to Behavior-Based Safety PowerPoint Presentation with Speakers Notes

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

Format: MS PowerPoint

Thinking about starting a Behavior-Based Safety process at your facility? Let renowned Behavior-Based Safety expert, Ted Boyce, Ph.D. help you make the case to key stakeholders.

This fully-editable PowerPoint presentation with speakers notes outlines the founding principles and defining characteristics of Behavior-Based Safety in a straight-forward and easy to understand manner. Customizable title pages, helpful graphics, and a bonus summary slide are a part of this attractive 16-page presentation.

Perfect for the Safety Professional who has been asked to look into starting a new process or as refresher training for an existing process, there is no need to invent the wheel. Dr. Boyce has done all of work for you.

Universal BBS Data Management System

Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:58:06 -0400

MS Excel Database Download

Are you interested in tracking your Behavior-Based Safety Data with ease? Our Universal BBS Database will allow you to track the weekly percentage safe for up to 5 behaviors and percentage of participation by just entering your raw observation counts.

Once your data are entered, the database will automatically compile your data and display it in an easy to read bar graph. Ready for posting, these colorful graphs are sure to keep conversations about your Behavior-Based Safety process lively, timely, and relevant.