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Uploaded to YouTube - Intro to Lean Behavior-Based Safety Presentation

Dec 8th, 2009 by safetyculture

Greetings everyone! Just a quick announcement while I’m snowed in at a hotel in Omaha, Nebraska (winter is definitely here…). I have uploaded the Intro to Lean Behavior-Based Safety video to YouTube. Due to the requirement that the videos can be no longer than 10 minutes, I had to break it into six sections. As some of you know I previously uploaded it in its entirety to this site last December, however I have come to realize that this site’s host is having difficulty now playing the previously published videos. You can still download it the full video here: http://www.safetycultureexcellence.com/2008/12/21/intro-to-lean-behavior-based-safety-video-by-proact-safety/.

If you would like to watch the six segments at YouTube, please visit: http://www.youtube.com/ProActSafety. The six sections are below the description.

Intro to Lean Behavior-Based Safety

Length: 60 Minutes

Presenter: Terry Mathis, Founder & CEO - ProAct Safety

Host: Shawn Galloway, President & COO - ProAct Safety

What You Will Learn:

What is Lean BBS^®? - Lean is not just less
Why this approach has become the most successful in the industry
What options are available for Behavior-Based Safety in today’s lean atmosphere
How Lean Behavior-Based Safety works in logistically challenged organizations
The typical results that a company should expect
How to identify if your company is not ready for Behavior-Based Safety
How to ensure success and trust with represented workforces (Labor Unions)
Why customization is vital if sustainability is your goal
Existing processes - critical questions and easy to spot waste
What it takes to ensure success of a Lean Behavior-Based Safety approach

Lean Behavior-Based Safety is based on the philosophy of achieving faster accident reductions with the minimum internal resources and external cost requirements, ultimately achieving a more sustainable internalized continuous improvement process.

Borrowing proven techniques from Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, and experiences from over 1000 successful implementations, Lean Behavior-Based Safety has proven to be the most efficient and practical approach to an already effective theoretical process.

Part 1 – Intro to Lean Behavior-Based Safety Presentation