This course places special focus on leadership training, including incorporating a safe environment into workforce training and work expectations.

A range of key safety topics are covered by the course including:

• Safety Fundamentals / Modern Safety Management Principles
• OSHA Recordkeeping and Medical Management
• Incident Investigation
• Safe Behavior and Choices
• Safety Culture
• Measuring Safety Performance
• Hazard Recognition
• Safety Walkthroughs, Observations and Messaging
• Managing Change Safely
• Effective Safety Communication

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Learning Outcomes:

When you complete this course, you should be able to:

• Describe the attributes of good safety leaders and understand how a good safety leader communicates through meetings and written communication
• Demonstrate how to influence continual improvements towards a strong safety culture
• Recognize behavioral concepts that lead to safe/unsafe actions
• Analyze leading and lagging safety indicators to measure performance

 

You'll learn "to understand the fundamentals of safety and safety management principles including: recordkeeping, incident investigation, safety culture, managing change safely, understanding safety behavior, risk management, and measuring performance," notes Course Chair, Matthew Kanneberg, of RockTenn and member of the Pulp & Paper Safety Association.

The course is designed for anyone that takes on a leadership role in safety including:

• Human Resources
• Training
• Safety Supervisors
• Team Leaders
• Plant Managers
• Project Leaders
• Frontline Supervisors
• Safety Committee Participants.

Download the printable course flyer.