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Behavior Based Safety Software for Stronger Cultures

  • Engaged Employees. Use science-based observations to engage employees and enhance safety culture performance.
  • Trust‑Centered Culture. Build trust by moving beyond blame to encourage open peer-to-peer safety behaviors.
  • Actionable Insight. Trend behavioral data with BI dashboards to reduce risk and drive sustainable performance.

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Behavior Based Safety — observations, coaching & analytics in one view

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Behavior Based Safety Features

BBS Analytics & BI Dashboards

Visualize trend behaviors and risks with dashboards to target the right actions.

Science‑Based Observation

Collect structured observations to engage employees and guide safety behavior.

Cultural Trust & Feedback Loops

Shift from a fault-finding approach to coaching and feedback.

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Build Trust. Guide Behavior. Improve Safety.

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Step 1: Observe & Record Behaviors

Use structured observation tools to gather frontline behavior data consistently.

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Step 2: Provide Feedback

Shift from blame to learning through peer interactions and leadership feedback.

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Result: Improve Trust & Outcome

Reduce serious risks with visibility, analytics, and field enforcement.

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Field evidence — captured customer statement

What safety leaders report.

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A key toward developing a robust culture is clarity: what’s going on at every level. This allows us to make timely adjustments to keep us heading toward success.

Dr. Andrew Sharman Principal and CEO at RMS Switzerland and former President of the Institution for Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)

Resources

Learn how Behavioral Safety and Human and Organizational Performance (HOP) can complement each other and improve your safety culture and safety performance.

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Behavioral Safety and Human Organizational Performance: Your Questions Answered

Cority recently participated in EHS Daily Advisor’s Safety Culture Week, where Sean Baldry, CRSP, held a fireside chat with renowned behavioral safety expert, Dr. Judy Agnew from Aubrey Daniels International, to discuss how behavioral safety and human and organizational performance (HOP) are complementary approaches that

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Back to the Drawing Board: Rethinking Your Behavior-Based Safety Approach

Cority recently hosted a webinar with renowned safety experts Dr. Andrew Sharman and Darren Sutton of RMS Switzerland on the topic of Behavior-Based Safety and why it’s time for organizations to rethink their approach. Darren Sutton and Cority’s Sean Baldry provide answers below to some of the great questions

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Overcoming the Most Common Objections to Behavior-Based Safety

Those of us who are strong believers in Behavior-Based Safety (BBS) understand the effectiveness and value this methodology can bring to a safety program. Nevertheless, there are many environmental, health, and safety professionals out there who disagree and believe BBS straight-up doesn’t work for one

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Cority’s behavior based safety software blends observation science, coaching, and analytics to engage employees, embed trust, and deliver safer, higher-performing workplaces.

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