Our clients have both upstream and downstream goals in their initiatives. All of them are striving for outstanding safety performance. And they achieve it.

Five-Year Meta-Analysis of Behavior-Based Safety
This chart shows the results of the largest study ever conducted demonstrating the effectiveness of behavior-based safety; however, the results are specific to BST and do not generalize to all employee-driven approaches. Based on a representative sample of 153 user sites, it shows that the average user site achieves a 25% improvement over baseline in the first year of its process, increasing to 55% improvement over baseline in the fifth year. The top 25% of users achieve better than 45% improvement over baseline in the first year, increasing to 72% in the fifth.
Data shows that the leadership engagement has a significant and direct effect on downstream safety outcomes. When leaders at every level are involved, in meaningful and appropriate ways, their organization’s safety initiatives yield substantially greater results.
 When the Working Inteface and Leadership are Integrated
System Sustainability – 2001 Study
BST's approach for reducing exposure to injury in the workplace is designed for success from the start, and for continuing improvement long after the initial implementation.

Our clients gage return on investment in various ways, as the additional benefits of focusing on safety also realize in various areas. For a sampling of case studies by region and industries please contact BST.