安全心理学培训课程.pptxVIP

 The Psychology of Safety ;What This Presentation is NOT!;Presentation Objective;If you have any questions please hold them until the end;Information Sources;Do you consider yourself a safe person?;Do you observe the safety management programs that your company has prepared for its employees?;Do you utilize your training, experience and safety equipment and procedures for protecting yourself and others on jobsites? ;Do You…;Do You…;QUIZ:Unsafe acts (behavior) account for __ % of accidents and injuries? ;An Ounce of Prevention is Worth…;Why do we still place so much time and money into correcting unsafe conditions when more times than not the root cause is human behavior—ability to recognize a hazard and make the proper decision?;An AGC Construction Learning Tool;An AGC Construction Learning Tool;An AGC Construction Learning Tool;WHY?;Does Changing One’s Behavior Toward Safety Really Work?;How many of you work with unsafe coworkers?;They just don’t get it!;The Psychology of Safe Behavior There appears to be three critical elements that shape our thought and reasoning processes and how we display that in the form of safety behavior (our actions);The Mental Side of Safety;Basis for Unsafe Behavior ;Consequence versus outcome…if they succeed will they do it again?;Aside from your safety behavior in the workplace, should your employer care about your safety off the job?;LESSON 1;Why is Good Safety Behavior Important at Work AND Away From Work? ;Why is Safety Important at Work AND Away From Work? ;Why is Safety Important at Work AND Away From Work? ;COSTS 128 million employees receiving workers compensation benefits in 2005 at a cost of 55 billion dollars or an average of $21,000 per claim. (National Safety Council Injury Facts 2008) According to commonly accepted safety management concepts for every $1 in medical or insurance compensation costs (direct costs) for a worker injury, $5-50 more are likely to be spent on indirect costs to repair building, tool or equipm