A nudge in the right direction
Bottlenose stands at the intersection of behavioral science and industry—guiding safer decisions in high-risk environments.
In behavioral science, a 'nudge' is a subtle intervention that steers people toward safer, healthier choices.
Bottlenose dolphins are known for guiding and protecting through social modeling, coordinated behavior, and gentle nudges.
Just as dolphins use subtle prompts and shared awareness to influence others, we help organizations promote safe decision-making through thoughtful, evidence-based communication.
Reduce risks. Protect lives.
Workplace health and safety begins with understanding why people make decisions. But you don’t need to become a behavioral expert. That’s our job. We design creative, science-backed campaigns that move workers from awareness to safer actions.
Predict behavior
Human error is inevitable. But safety is still possible. We identify patterns of error, risk-taking, and unsafe behavior—so you can mitigate the risks.
Promote safer actions
Awareness isn’t enough to change behavior. Go beyond compliance with data-driven strategies that influence safe decision-making in the long term.
Get the right plan
Behavior change is about understanding your audience. We use mixed research methods, advanced technology, and the best frameworks to fit your specific context.
What we deliver
With over a decade of hands-on HSE experience, we measure impact before, during, and after implementation. Together with our clients, we learn what works and what needs improvement—making adjustments in real time.
A clear report of behavioral insights
A focused communication plan that addresses key behaviors
Defined outcomes and measurement criteria
Key messages, channels, and formats
Communications campaigns and interventions
Less incidents.
Better leading indicators.
More peace of mind.
Behavioral science is the key to addressing real-world risk.
Discover a better way of communicating with your workforce. Contact us today.
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