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  • Safety Culture Improvement Workshops

    These workshops explore the application of critical behaviours and leadership skills to directing, leading, working and behaving safely. The workshops are for 8-12 people and are highly interactive, providing a grounding in understanding the critical importance of behavioural issues between leaders, followers and their effects on day to day safety.



     FBE-034
     UK
     Classroom
     Role: Engineer, Laboratory Technician, Manager/Senior Manager, Operator, Other, Supervisor, Technician
     Functional and Behavioural
     Sector: Chemicals, Downstream Petroleum, Explosives, Industrial Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, Polymers, Signmaking

    This Course is Aimed at

    All employees with differentiated content for Directors, Senior Managers, Team Leaders and Team Workers.

    Overview

    An organisation’s culture has a direct and primary role in determining its safety performance.  To reduce the likelihood of all forms of harm, organisation’s need to develop a collective, daily, improvement oriented focus on working safely and effectively carrying out critical risk management and safety management system activities.

    Leaders must be a regular visible presence paying deliberate attention to all aspects of safety to sample the ‘safety pulse’ of their area of responsibility.  Rather than leaping in to solve the problems they discover, they must use this data to reflect upon and improve their safety leadership of their direct reports so that their team is finding and solving safety problems.

    These workshops have been designed to strengthen safety motivation and leadership skills at all levels of an organisation from directors to front line team members.

    A key motivational element of these workshops is confronting attendees with the reality of life changing accidents through hearing the story and having the opportunity to talk to someone who is living with the consequences of experiencing one.


    Programme Content and Key Areas

    • Principles of good safe behaviour, why we all see safety differently, what actually makes us safe, complacency – how we lose our sense of anxiety about hazards that could cause us serious harm – and ‘at risk’ behaviours
    • Unsafe acts and conditions and the behavioural basis for safety related behaviours including human error and violations
    • The importance of safety beliefs, attitudes and values leading to the critical need to focus on the daily presence of safety, verified by the absence of harm
    • Hearing from a guest speaker who has personally experienced the consequence of a serious life changing accident
    • The need for safety leadership, understanding the differences between safety management and safety leadership, and leadership versus authority issues
    • Non-verbal and verbal influencing skills and the power of listening and creating trust
    • Communicating the safety strategy and being the change you want to see
    • Recognising and approaching the different types of people at work and how to meaningfully interact with them about safety issues
    • Understanding their own management and leadership styles and the powerful impact they have on a day to day basis on the team’s safety behaviours

    Learning Outcomes

     Participants of these workshops provided with ongoing constructive support by their leaders will:
    • Have strengthened motivation to focus of safety critical behaviours and activities every day
    • Understand the skills needed to work, lead and direct safety every day
    • Have identified the personal actions they need to take to improve their contribution to their organisation’s safety culture and safety performance

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