BBS Online 1

What is the first step in Behavior-Based Safety?

• Punishment
• Positive Reinforcement
• Observation
• Corrective Feedback

During a routine safety inspection, you observe that one crew member, AB Leo, is consistently securing his safety harness before working at heights. What should you do next?

• Report him to the supervisor
• Offer positive reinforcement
• Provide corrective feedback
• Ignore it, as it is expected behavior

You notice another crew member, OS Mark, frequently skipping his harness check before working at heights. What is the best course of action?

• Provide corrective feedback
• Wait for him to make a mistake
• Offer positive reinforcement
• Report him immediately

If a crew member demonstrates a safe behavior, such as using personal protective equipment (PPE) correctly, which of the following is the most appropriate response?

• Offer positive reinforcement and public recognition
• Ignore it
• Punish them
• Correct their behavior

After observing an unsafe behavior, such as rushing through a task without following the correct procedure, what type of feedback should you give?

• Positive reinforcement
• Corrective feedback, focused on teaching the right procedure
• Discipline immediately
• No feedback

Why is it important to provide feedback after observing behavior?

• To avoid any responsibility
• To promote learning and improve safety culture
• To shame those who make mistakes
• To reduce workload

You give Chief Engineer Marie positive reinforcement for performing a thorough pre-operation inspection. What effect does this have on the rest of the crew?

• It discourages others from trying hard
• It reinforces safe behavior across the team
• It causes jealousy among crew members
• It has no effect

A crew member is observed working unsafely but isn't aware of it. What is the best way to correct their behavior?

• Criticize them in front of others
• Punish them immediately
• Ignore the behavior, hoping it will improve
• Provide corrective feedback in a private, supportive manner

Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement?

• Asking a crew member to explain their mistake in front of everyone
• Providing corrective feedback
• Praising a crew member during a team meeting for always following procedures
• Ignoring safe behavior

What is the primary goal of Behavior-Based Safety (BBS)?

• To reduce the number of inspections
• To discipline unsafe workers
• To observe, reinforce, and correct behaviors to prevent accidents
• To eliminate the need for safety protocols