UPSTREAM ACTIONS
DOWNSTREAM RESULTS
SAFETY CULTURE
ACCOUNTABILITY
MYTHS
100

This daily activity helps prevent strains and sets the tone before work begins.

Stretch & Flex

100

This metric increases after incidents but doesn’t tell you what to do differently tomorrow.

TRIR

100

According to the bootcamp session: Culture is what we do when ______ is watching.


"No one"

100

This is the first step of accountability—people must know what this is.


What is expected (Define)

100

True or False: Accidents “just happen.”


False

200

This task ensures hazards are identified before work starts—not after someone is hurt.

Job Safety Analysis/Job Hazard Analysis (JSA/JHA)

200

This goal sounds good but doesn’t tell the workforce what actions to take.

Zero Incidents

200

Unwritten rules that influence how work really gets done are called this.

Norms

200

“Someone checks whether I did it” represents which accountability step?


Measure

200

This belief says injuries are a normal cost of doing business.


Safety losses are inevitable OR "Sh*t just happens"

300

This leadership behavior happens even when no one gets hurt—but prevents future injuries.

Near-Miss Reporting

300

This outcome happens only when multiple upstream failures line up.

Lost time injury OR Recordable Incident

300

When oil is left on the floor for days, this message or idea is unintentionally taught.

"Safety is not important here." or "Unsafe conditions are tolerated"
300

This keeps people engaged and reinforces what you actually want repeated.


"Recognition" or "Feedback"

300

This mindset shifts responsibility away from leaders onto luck.


"We were just unlucky" or "The odds caught up to them"