BBSM (Behavior Based Safety Management)

Hi Everybody,
Is there any standard way to address BBSM (Behavior Based Safety Management) requirements in SAP EH&S solution?
Has anybody done any implementation or work-around for configuring it? If yes, please give the details.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards
Pavan Tripathi

Hi Jayakumar,
I wish to configure the end to end process of a typical BBSM cycle right from scheduling the drives (may be work-area based), preparing the related questionnaires & checklist, observing the person & recording the findings, report generation & recommendations for steering commitee review, capturing decided "improvement goals" & corresponding action items, inforcement & tracking of the action items (safety measures like maintainance, design changes, CAPeX etc.), auditing non-compliance and traking re-inforcement.
Moreover, risk rating of individual's based on their on-task behavior, and follow-on assessment for reduction in risk rating.
Thanks In Advance
Pavan

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