CONFIDENTIAL

GOOD CATCH PROGRAM

FOR CONTRACTORS

June 17, 2021

Document Code: 02-R-073-M Effective Date: 10/19/15 Revision No.: 00 1

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GOOD CATCH IS OUR HSE OBSERVATION PROGRAM

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 PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

• Keep Everyone’s Safety Awareness High

• Promote Employee Engagement
• Develop the Knowledge and Skills in Recognizing Unsafe Acts and
Conditions
• Motivate Safe Behavior
• Make employees Proud of their contribution to Safety
• Make Safety Behavior common in EDC
• Make employees own and commit to working safely
• Provide a measure to allow Leaders to evaluate their Safety Leadership
• Analyze and address prevalent behavioral gaps from GC reports
• Analyze whether Safety Behavior is improving over time
• To keep everyone safe in the spirit of Malasakit

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 PRINCIPLES OF A SUCCESSFUL GOOD CATCH
PROGRAM

• The program must be driven by the Leader (Contractor Project Manager)

• The Leaders must establish minimum safety standard in the workplace
• Positive Safety Culture can only happen when all of the employees share
the same set of Safe Values and Practices.
• Employees’ are Motivated when they are encouraged and recognized for a
job well done.
• Being able to contribute through adoption of ideas will enhance self-
esteem and sense of pride being part of the organization.
• Sharing of observations will make employees more engaged and
internalize safety learnings.
• Frequent Short Safety interactions will unconsciously hone the mind in
quickly recognizing hazards as they occur.
• Focusing observations on unsafe acts will prevent accidents that accounts
90-96% of work place accidents.

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It is the responsibility of each employee to look out for
and care for one another, regardless of position or
seniority.

Positive Recognize
Safety Safe
Culture Behavior

MALASAKIT
Everyone Coach
Getting Unsafe
Involved Behavior

Repetition
Creates a
Habit

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 STRATEGY

• Launch the GC Program through Memo and Posters

• Conduct Training to GC Observers
• Hold Short Safety Tailgate Huddles (STH) to discuss GC observations
• During the STH, at least three peers will give his views on the GC
observation
• Record GC Reports in database
• Give recognition to employee(s) or team who made a good GC report
• Escalate High Potential (HIPO) Safety Issues to Department Heads & Team
Malasakit
• Analyze Data Collected
• Make adjustment to Safety Programs

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MAIN CONCEPTS
One Fatality happens every 300 at-risk behaviors
(Unsafe Acts)

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 Unsafe behavior (Unsafe Acts) accounts for most
work related injuries

• Unsafe behaviors cause 96 % of all lost workday and restricted workday

injuries.
• 4% caused by other causes
 ACCIDENT CAUSES IN THE 10 YEAR STUDY MADE BY
DU PONT

• Positions of People 30%

• Tools and Equipment 28%
• Reactions of People 14%
• PPE 12%
• Procedures & Orderliness 12%
 UNSAFE ACTS FOCUSED OBSERVATIONS WILL ELIMINATE
UP TO 96% OF ACCIDENT IN THE WORK PLACE

• What Unsafe Acts can be observed out of the following Categories?

– Positions of People
– Tools and Equipment
– Reactions of People
– PPE
– Procedures & Orderliness

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Positions of People

• Striking against • Struck by

• Caught in or between • Repetitive Motion
• Falling • Over exertion
• Contacting temp Extremes • Awkward Position
• Inhaling • Eyes/mind not on task
• Absorbing • In line of fire
• Swallowing • Balance traction and grip
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 Tools and Equipment

• Wrong for the Job

• Used Incorrectly
• In unsafe condition

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 Reactions of People

• Adjusting PPE
• Changing Positions
• Rearranging job
• Stopping Work
• Attaching ground
• Performing lockout

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 PPE

• Head • Trunk
• Eyes and face • Arms and Hands
• Ears • Legs and feet
• Respiratory system

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 Procedures & Orderliness

• Procedure • Orderliness
• Adequate • Adequate
• Known & Understood • Known & Understood
• Followed • Followed

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THE GOOD CATCH CARD

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HOW TO USE THE GOOD CATCH CARD

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 MAKING SAFETY OBSERVATIONS

• Do not show the card or fill up the card in front of people being observed.
• Immediately Stop Life Saving Rule Violations
• Observe for Unsafe Acts related to:
– Positions of People
– Tools and Equipment
– Reactions of People
– PPE
– Procedures & Orderliness
• When an Unsafe Act is observed, use questioning approach to check why the employee
is doing such act.
• Phrase the question to enlighten the person of his unsafe act.
• If the unsafe act is hard to recognize by the employee observed, site exactly what
hazard you recognize, then ask again what can be done to avoid accident.
• Fill up the GC report and submit to your Supervisor or Safety Officer.
• Good Catch observers will observe workers within his Contractor Company only.

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 DISCUSS GC OBSERVATIONS IN SAFETY TAILGATE
HUDDLES

• Supervisors with the assistance of his CP shall be responsible for selecting

and discussing GC observation during Tailgate Huddles.
• During Tailgate Huddles, GC Observers will present his/Her observations
• At least 3 employees will share insights about the GC observation
• Supervisors with the assistance of his CP will facilitate the Safety Tailgate
Huddle discussions
• Not all may be called to give his/her insights of the unsafe act being
discussed but all should be able to give insights after several days of STH’s.
• The SO will help set the schedule of the Tailgate Huddles and record the
conduct of the meetings.

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 THE GOOD CATCH WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE GC
ENCODER

• The Contractor Supervisor and Safety Officer are responsible for

submitting GC reports to the designated GC Encoder

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 THE ENCODER WILL ENCODE THE GC REPORTS

• The encoder will encode the following information to the database

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SAFETY DEPT. WILL SELECT AND REWARD THE BEST
GC REPORT EVERY MONTH

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SAFETY WILL MAKE ANALYTICS OUT OF THE DATA
COLLECTED

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ADJUSTMENT TO THE SAFETY PROGRAMS WILL BE MADE
BASED ON THE ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS AND GAPS
IDENTIFIED FROM THE DATA COLLECTED

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