Safety Leadership
This course is an introduction to the basic elements of effective safety leadership with emphasis on successful leadership styles and ...
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safety@oshe.co.zw
15
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- Description
- Curriculum
This course is an introduction to the basic elements of effective safety leadership with emphasis on successful leadership styles and to demonstrate safety leadership through active involvement in the safety management system
Course Outline
Learning Outcomes
Course Outline
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Leadership
3.0 Leadership Styles
4.0 Positive Reinforcement
5.0 Commitment
6.0 Leadership Actions
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- List and give examples of the Five Levels of Leadership.
- Describe “Tough-Coercive,” “Tough-Controlling,” and “Tough-Caring” leadership styles.
- Define commitment and how it is demonstrated in the workplace.
- Describe how leaders demonstrate commitment to safety and health.
- Describe how leadership serves to best identify, control, and eliminate hazards.
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1.0 Introduction -
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2.0 Leadership
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3.0 Leadership Styles
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4.0 Positive Reinforcement
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5.0 Commitment
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6.0 Leadership in Action
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Safety Leadership Quiz -
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2.1 The Five Levels of Leadership
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3.1 Tough-Coercive Leadership
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5.1 Leaders Get What They Give!
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6.1 Leadership Actions
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2.1.1 Level One - The Boss
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3.2 Tough-Controlling Leadership
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5.2 Perception is Reality
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6.1.1 Leaders Demonstrate Commitment to Safety and Health
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2.1.2 Level Two - The Coach
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6.1.2 Leaders Define Safety Goals and Objectives
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2.1.3 Level Three - The Producer
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6.1.3 Leaders Allocate Resources
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2.1.4 Level Four - The Provider
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6.1.4 Leaders Expect Performance
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2.1.5 Level Five - The Champion
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6.1.5 Leaders Encourage Worker Participation
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2.2 Leadership Shapes Culture
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6.1.6 Leaders Encourage Reporting Safety and Health Concerns
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6.1.7 Leaders Give Workers Access to Safety and Health Information
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6.1.8 Leaders Involve Workers in all Aspects of Safety
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6.1.9 Leaders Remove Barriers to Participation
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6.1.10 Leaders Collect Information About Hazards
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6.1.11 Leaders Inspect and Analyse Hazards
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6.1.12 Leaders Identify Health Hazards
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6.1.13 Leaders Conduct Incident/Accident Investigations
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6.1.14 Leaders Identify Hazard Control Strategies
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6.1.15 Leaders Implement Hazard Controls
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6.1.16 Leaders Follow Up to Confirm that Controls are Effective
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6.1.17 Leaders Educate Employers, Managers, and Supervisors
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6.1.18 Leaders Train Workers Why and How to Work Safely
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6.1.19 Leaders Conduct SMS Evaluation and Improvement
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6.1.20 Leaders Correct Program Shortcomings and Identify Improvement Opportunities