2018 L&D Catalogue_Final_12.1 (3)
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Program Purpose<br />
Program Facts &<br />
Objectives<br />
LEADING FOR HEALTH &<br />
SAFETY AND ENGAGEMENT<br />
“Create a Safety Culture through Effective Leadership.”<br />
Leading for Health & Safety is designed to support leaders in creating work<br />
environments where employees and contractors are actively engaged in<br />
solving health and safety challenges. It focuses on growing leaders who listen,<br />
mentor and coach, and who reinforce the right behaviors and curtail the<br />
wrong behaviors.<br />
• Recall the key elements of managing employee performance<br />
• Describe the opportunities that exist throughout the work day to focus on<br />
safety<br />
• Describe the value of curiosity in strengthening the culture of health and<br />
safety<br />
• Execute on action plan to assess the safe work practices of their crew /<br />
team members<br />
• Ensure they and their crews learn from and take the necessary steps to<br />
prevent them from happening<br />
Benefits/Key Value • Develops a health and safety mindset in self and others<br />
• Emphasizes the important part frontline leaders play in improving the<br />
health and safety culture and employee morale<br />
• Improves communication skills to effectively engage others in working<br />
safely<br />
• Develops an appreciation for the role of front-line leader; about<br />
ownership and doing what is right, not what we have always done<br />
• Drives leadership behaviors that positively engage employees in the goal<br />
to achieve zero incidents and injuries<br />
FOUNDATIONS FOR INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS<br />
Primary Target<br />
Audience<br />
Delivery Methods<br />
Duration<br />
Approval Needed<br />
Frontline supervisors, also good for frontline teams to create a consistent<br />
mindset; may be appropriate for some senior managers that manage and<br />
interact at the plant level.<br />
Classroom instructor led training (ILT)<br />
8 hours<br />
Obtain approval from your N+1 & GM<br />
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