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What are the benefits of using the checklist of critical behaviours during these behavioural safety audits
(BSAs)?
• It ensures all points are considered
• It provides a written record
• It provides a planned and systematic approach
• It is a very consistent approach, and ensures uniform information is collected irrespective of
the competence of inspectors.
• It provides immediate information
• It can be referred back any time
• It can be used for audit and inspections
• It is a useful tool and popular in active monitoring
• It allows updates as per the changes in ground realties
• It can be custom made considering the practical requirements
• It can be used for record purpose
• It can be used as a source of information in Health and Safety annual audits

Scenario

1. Company made a check list from studying the past accidents and incidents in the
organisation.
2. The check list is common to all departments, and hence it allows easy comparison and
analysis and data processing.
3. The Coordinator is able to collect completed check list daily
4. The Coordinator is able to collate the data and evaluate it on a continuous way
5. This had allowed him to give feedback during weekly with workers in each department.
6. This will lead to better worker involvement and correction of unsafe behaviours and unsafe
conditions.
7. All check lists are version controlled-This allows you to make changes and amendments in
the check list to suit the changing requirements of the BSA.