Understanding Behavioral Safety

What do you understand about safe behaviour/act?

• Acts with more danger

• Danger acts

• Acts with little caution, resulting in injury

• Acts with little or no danger, almost never resulting in injury.

What do you mean by unsafe behaviour / act?

• A behaviour whereby a person could not make somebody injured.

• A behaviour whereby a person could directly or indirectly cause injuries to self and others.

• A behaviour whereby a person could directly or indirectly cause injuries to others but not to him or herself.

• A behaviour whereby a person could directly or indirectly cause injuries to him or herself, but not to others.

A safety culture is an organisational culture that places a high level of importance on what?

• Safety beliefs, values and attitudes

• Safety beliefs, trust and respect

• Safety beliefs, values and dignity

• Safety beliefs, visions and missions

Choose 5 correct answer on Safety Culture Maturity Model of The Keil Centre 2001.

• Emergency, Managing, Involving, Cooperating and Continually Improving.

• Emerging, Managing, Involving, Co-operating and Continually Improving.

• Emerging, Participating, Involving, Co-operating and Continually Improving.

• Emerging, Managing, Involving, Co-operating and Continually Developing.

State the consequences of Accident.

• Happy go lucky

• Less population

• Inability to enjoy life

• Go with the flow