Motivation: A Structured Look at Motivation & Incentive Programs. Presented By James M. Griffith Sr. Consultant
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1 1 Motivation: A Structured Look at Motivation & Incentive Programs Presented By James M. Griffith Sr. Consultant
2 Objectives Define motivation. What are positive indicators of motivation. How do we as safety professional motivate our employees. Motivational models. What elements are necessary to achieve the desired results. Incentive programs.
3 Motivation Motivation involves moving people to act in support of achieving desired goals. Motivation changes behavior and attitudes in three ways: Direction of behavior Intensity of action Persistence of the effort
4 Direction of Behavior Actions people take to accomplish defined objectives. Requires: Must first specify the behavior to be achieved Employees must clearly understand How to achieve the desired objectives Employees obtain the necessary knowledge
5 Intensity of Action The amount of personal attention and thought given to performing goal-oriented actions. Requires: Extra time to incorporate into routine work patterns New behavior may be required Management must reinforce required behaviors Increased communication of results
6 Persistence of Effort The desired performance through time. Requires: Employees must be willing to modify personal behavior Management must be visibly committed Management must actively support the efforts
7 Motivation Steps Specify safety objectives for program Examples: Maximize safe performance Adherence to procedures Identify unsafe conditions Using proper PPE Increased employee involvement
8 Motivational Steps cont. Reinforce desired behaviors Requires positive and timely feedback by management Positive reinforcement Personal Recognition Performance Awards Group Recognition Measurement of progress towards the safety objective Safe vs. at-risk observations
9 Motivational Steps cont Attain commitment and involvement Requires employee and management commitment to and involvement in the behavior change process Breaking old habits Accepting new safe habits
10 Motivational Models Organization Behavior Model (OBM)-uses reinforcement and feedback to modify behavior. Total Quality Management (TQM)-adjusts attitude to achieve quality improvement goals.
11 Comparison of OBM vs. TQM Approaches Motivational Variable Supporting Action Safety Emphasis OBM Model Safety Emphasis TQM Model Direction of Behavior Specify Objectives & Provide Training Behavior & Behavior Training Attitude/Behavior Process Education Intensity of Action Give Reinforcement & Maintain Feedback Behavior Occurrence & Behavior Data Process Improvement & Operating Indicators Persistence of Effort Commit Employee & Commit Management Behavior Change & Style Change Continuous Improvement & Cultural Change
12 Incentive Programs Historical Perspective Focus on trailing indicator Usually based upon a reduction Work Safely ; threats No tools to prevent injury Luck Not repeatable with certainty Substitute for safety management system Promotes hiding injuries and illnesses
13 Steps to Incentive Programs 1. Establish your objectives 2. Conduct a baseline analysis 3. Create a method of measurement 4. Establish resource needs 5. Communicate 6. Provide training 7. Feedback to employees 8. Evaluate
14 Incentive Programs Effective Programs: Clearly developed and stated goals Meaningful to employees Long term commitment Kept exciting and fresh Make it a priority communication Requires all of management to be involved
15 Review Incentive Plans Many different options are available Programs tied into other areas Tied in with production, quality, (equal value) Sustainment programs Safety Dollars Bingo Crossword Giveaways (Milestone attainment) Remember it should have value to the employee
16 Incentive Resources Internet NSC Library Professional Organizations Friends in Safety NSC
17 Thank You For Your Participation! Have a Safe Day
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