Log in to Udemy and take our on-line course for only $8 for a limited time. Our agreement with Udemy is changing (their choice) and we will be unable to offer the course through them without following their pricing guidelines. Thus, for a limited time, we are able to offer the course for $8 which is 88% off the current price for the course. You must log into the course on or before April 3^rd 2016 to take advantage of this offer. The course is self-paced and can be taken from any device, so as long as you are signed up, you can take ...

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We are pleased to announce that we have posted a new video on our website entitled: "Why Zero Injuries Does NOT Always Mean Your Worksite is Safe".  Find out what others just like you have discovered that is helping them remove the biggest barrier to safety improvement. This program is exclusive and will not be made available to everyone. Contact Dr. Boyce today at ted.boyce@cbsafety.com to find out if your worksite qualifies and to schedule your private on-site version of our "Zero Injuries" program.

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While we acknowledge the role of enforcing rules, regulations, and policies in any comprehensive safety program, we also believe that enforcement has its limits.  120 years of behavioral science and data on mining-related fatalities collected by MSHA themselves would back-up this assertion. We are pleased to present a new brief video of Dr. Boyce sharing a story that describes a circumstance where enforcement (reprimanding at-risk behavior) is not the appropriate solution to the problem identified.  Please view the video here: httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJKHYQAKnmk and share your story of a situation where enforcement would not be enough to improve safety. Contact ...

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We are pleased to announce a new keynote speech and workshop by Dr. Boyce entitled: How to Take Your BBS Process to the Next Level:Things You Need to Know that Your Consultant Won’t Tell You.  Please see a brief program description below: Many companies have tried a version of Behavior-Based Safety (BBS).  Each likely involved some form of observation card, employee observations in the field, feedback, and action plans around critical issues identified.  And, despite these consistencies in appearance and mechanics, some companies have great success with BBS and are able to sustain it over the course of years while others see little added benefit beyond that often described by employees as “flavor of the month”.  This talk will discuss the science-based ...

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