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follow-up information needed to assess whether the actions successfully mitigated the unsafe practice. The information provided on the forms is also added to the AMSO BBS database where the information is used to update the SHP as necessary and track observed. at-risk behaviors at project sites. The information compiled in the database is reviewed to identify any trends or potential trends in at-risk behavior. Potential trends are monitored to determine if actual trends are suggested in the data. Once a trend is identified, an action plan is developed to address the at-risk behavior or practice. The AMSO BBS Observation Process provides a constructive tool for maintaining and continuously improving a safe work environment. The objectives of the process are: • Demonstrate that an actionable process is in place for continuous safety improvement. • Ensure employees are properly trained and encouraged to observe each others actions, recognize and properly document unsafe practices, openly provide feedback/input regarding corrective measures. • Track at-risk behaviors observed at AMSO work sites and update the SHP as necessary.. 0 • Monitor for trends in at-risk behaviors and develop action plans to address any identified trends. • Ensure actions are tracked through to completion. 3.1.4 Chronic Safety Offenders Anonymity will be enforced for first-time offenders. However, if an employee exhibits serious and chronic safety issues, coworkers are encouraged to notify the project supervisor of their observation before any other actions are taken. Employee-employee public or private confrontations are prohibited, as this sort of behavior may also incite personal conflict and cause safety issues within the working crew itself. Once notified, the project supervisor will observe the indicated employee for evidence of chronic safety issues and take the appropriate actions to ensure that the unsafe behavior is corrected and eradicated. •