Resources & Tools
From Reactive to Proactive: Building Safety Behaviors Before Incidents Happen
Every safety director knows the pattern. An incident occurs; perhaps a backing accident in the yard, or something worse on the highway. Suddenly, everyone's attention snaps to safety. There are…
Beyond the Checkbox: How RBT® Essentials Builds True Clinical Skills
Picture this: Your newest RBT® just completed their 40-hour training. They passed the exam, earned their certification, and they're ready to start working with clients. But when they walk into their…
What is Behavioral Safety? Closing the Gap Between What We Say and What We Do
Every company says, "safety is our top priority." Walk into any workplace and you'll see it on posters, hear it in meetings, read it in the employee handbook. Leaders say it with conviction. And they…
The Strategic Leader's Guide to the 2026 RBT® Changes: What Clinic Directors Need to Know Now
If you're reading this in late 2025, let's be honest: you're either well into your transition planning for the January 1st RBT changes, or you're feeling that rising sense of urgency that comes with…
Wednesday, 20 Nov 2024
Fleet Safety: Don’t Overlook the Interaction Between Driver and Supervisor in Coaching Sessions
We met Matthew Betz, a recent Automotive Fleet Hall of Fame inductee, a few weeks ago when he visited Colorado. Our conversation touched on many industry topics, but one topic stood out — the interactions…
Why Won’t My Drivers Do What I Need Them to Do?
As a fleet professional, you try to use best and current practices to improve safety and behavior: You order the best safety equipment for vehicles, pay for the best driver training, enroll the company in fleet safety programs, install in-cab cameras and telematics, and so on. But these efforts still don’t always influence choices drivers make behind the wheel.
How To Ease Driver Resistance for a Successful Take-Home EV Program
Implementing a successful take-home electric vehicle (EV) program for fleet drivers involves a change in technology and a shift in behavior and mindset.
Values-Based Safety in the Clinical Setting
By taking a values-based approach to safety, organizations in the healthcare and social assistance industry can make remarkable improvements to their safety culture and employee safety and well-being.
Driver Behavior: The Key to Fleet Safety
IVP of Clinical Product and Senior Consultant Alison Betz talks with the Fleet Safety Geeks about the importance of driver behavior in fleet safety.
Safety Series
Dr. Terry McSween partnered with ABA Technologies Inc. to offer an invaluable learning opportunity to support the successful implementation and maintenance of a values-based, behavior-based safety (BBS) process.