Implementation of BBS in Indian Industries : A Case Study

By : Balakrishna G, Haribabu G,

Page No: 375-386

Abstract:
The components and quantities of industrial activities has been reported as hazard indicators. The multiplicity and complexity of manpower activity has put forward the need of Behaviour based safety in Indian industries. The study presented here is focussing on investigation of unsafe activities and their effecting factors of industrial manpower in their routine job by using behaviour-based safety. Different parameters like age, gender, training and habits are considered in different industries like Cement, Steel and heavy engineering. The results shown a different good fit parameters like age and training are highly effecting work location safety. It was observed that in all types of industries low age group (<30 years) are found with high unsafe behavior and repeated unsafe behaviour and mid age group (30-45 years) are found next to them. The females are dominating in all phases in all type of industry with good safe behaviour. Tobacco addicted employees showing less performance than the nonaddicted.

Authors :
Balakrishna, G
HOD - Safety and Sustainability, Gunnebo India Pvt Ltd., GIDC, Halol, Gujarat, India.

Haribabu, G
Hindustan Aeronautical Limited, Koraput, Odisha, India
 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32381/JPR.2021.16.02.17