Leadership for Safety Excellence
Description
This two-day course is designed to provide supervisors and managers with an understanding of their legal duties, responsibilities and role in providing a safe and healthy workplace for workers.
Participants gain an understanding of applicable legislated responsibilities and how to perform supervisor safety tasks such as a hazard assessment, worksite inspection, incident investigation and workplace training and communication.
Course Focus
- Describe the role and functions of a supervisor relating to health and safety
- Explain why enforcing health and safety is important for the supervisor
- Identify challenges when enforcing health and safety issues in the workplace
- Reference and interpret legislation applicable to supervisors and employers
- Identify tasks supervisors can perform to fulfill their health and safety responsibilities
- Define health and safety training requirements in the workplace
- Describe and apply the hazard assessment process
- Identify workplace inspection requirements and the process
- Describe the types of incidents that require reporting to OH&S
- Explain the incident investigation process and different levels of incident causation
- Describe the importance of conducting tool box talks and safety meetings
- Describe the process used to develop Safe Work Practices and Safe Job Procedures using a Job Hazard Analysis
- Define safety culture and strategies for supervisors to implement an effective safety culture
- Demonstrate competency as a supervisor through completion of proficiency, including practical application of:
- Tool Box Talk
- Hazard Assessment
- Worksite Inspection
- Incident Investigation
Course Features:
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Satisfies audit requirements for COR® and SECOR® supervisory training
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Compulsory course for NCSO™ and NHSA™ certification
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3-year expiry
Timeframe: 2 days (16 hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Proficiency:
To receive the Certificate of Proficiency, participants are required to prepare and conduct a tool box meeting, hazard assessment, worksite inspection and a real incident investigation within 30 days of completing the course. The certificate of proficiency for this course is mandatory in order to receive your company’s Certificate of Recognition (COR®), as well as to receive NCSO™ or NHSA™ certification.
CEU Credits
Course hours can be used towards the Gold Seal Certification application for credits, subject to credit approval upon review. Note: every 6 hours of learning equals 1 Gold Seal credit.
This course may be eligible for BCRSP CPD points through the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals as well as Continuing Education Units through the Sask Operator Certification Board.